Savings Given Ride in Detroit Reunites With Bonds
Aziz Zarou retrieved his life savings after riding on a car fender, falling into a downtown gutter. Edward Kay, 19, found a stack of $100 U.S. savings bonds and turned them to police. Zarou provided serial numbers for 40 bonds. police returned 41 bonds, noting he may have miscounted after digging for a parking coin.
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Ann Landers Advice Columns On Etiquette And Family
A compilation of Ann Landers letters and responses covers etiquette questions about dining with foreign objects in food, handling a reform school brother seeking work, and a mother reflecting on her past and parenting. The column also promotes a booklet on dating boundaries with a request for a small fee and SASE.
Slip Of Tiny Bolt May Have Caused Fatal Crash
FAA says a mechanic's oversight involving a tiny cutter pin and a bolt under an inch long may explain the New York jet crash that killed 95 after takeoff from Idlewild. The agency warned airlines and the Military Air Transport Service, noting the bolt could have moved and caused rudder failure. Civil Aeronautics Board still investigates.
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American Airlines
Jamaica Bay
Idlewild
FAA
George C. Prill
FAA Flight Standards Service
Prill
Civil Aeronautics Board
Something Brewed Is Out Haworth Parson Seeks sober weddings
The Rev Charles Manchester of Haworth England warned he may halt weddings when grooms arrive tipsy. He complains half of the bridegrooms smell of alcohol and jokes about ditching the saying something old something new something bottled and something brewed in his parish magazine.
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Want Ad Reaches Large Local Audience
A broad classified notice highlights a local want ad seen by more than 25,000 readers. It emphasizes reach and public visibility for sellers and advertisers in the community.
What Happened To Ann Marie
In Tacoma Washington in August 1961 an eight year old girl Ann Marie Burr vanished from her home. The Burr family searched relentlessly as doors and a window were found unsecured. Police questioned over 1500 people and compiled a 500 page file as missing person bulletins went to all states and Canada and Mexico. No ransom or explanation has emerged.
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Missing Ann Marie Sparks Citywide Search Effort
Police comb city woods and conduct house to house checks after the disappearance of Ann Marie a healthy shy third grader described as intelligent. Parents a warehouseman at Camp Murray and nonwealthy. Rewards total 5000 dollars for return or arrest with Herald offering 5 dollars weekly for tips.
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Camp Murray
Ottawa families to attend national church camp at Ghost Ranch
Three Ottawa Westminster United Presbyterian families will travel Sunday to the United Presbyterian Mariners camp at Ghost Ranch New Mexico. The S Martin Brockways Wally Harts and Robert Pickens will join a week of discussions on religion and church management.
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National
United
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Wally Harts
Robert Pickens
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