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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
2
Judge granted order at Columna hospital allowing blood transfusion for an infant whose parents refused treatment. The ruling states the infant suffers from jaundice and possible jaundiced condition. case details include guardianship concerns and anticipated medical necessity.
H Vance Jr. admitted to Morris County detectives that he killed two Morris Plains girls, Margaret Ann Kenny 16 and Noreen Buckley 17, near a lovers lane. He led investigators to the attic, where bloody clothing and a tire wrench tied to the murders were found. He told his father and police he planned the crime and confessed to the double slaying. A separate note reports Paris defense minister Philippe Ginestet died after being shot by a terrorist in Oran, 41 days after the incident.
Ford Motors resumes production after union leaders approve an 18 day strike ending agreement with United Auto Workers Local 420 8200 members at Walton Hills stamping plant. About one third attend the Sunday meeting four vote against the settlement. Ford says 39008 workers will be back on jobs by midnight. London report notes Pat Tomasi 28 skates 20.7 miles in an hour at indoor park.
An unclear coastal report notes two deaths linked to tides and temperatures. Long Beach lifeguards are mentioned amid weather state updates. Details are fragmented and partially unreadable, with several garbled strings surrounding locations and dates.
A fierce storm drenched Philadelphia and surrounding areas with heavy rain, causing flash floods and delaying parcel post mail across New Jersey. In Camden and nearby offices, basements flooded and thousands of mail bags sat uncontested as the Weather Service logged strong storms and rising waters.
A British report accuses Communist North Vietnam of arming and assisting forces in the South in flagrant cease-fire violations. The document, signed by India and Canada but not by the Soviet Union, faults both the Viet Nam side and the Soviet bloc for failing to uphold the agreement. It follows a British proposal to publish specific instances of armed and unarmed personnel and supplies moving across the zone lines.
An ad touts Schweppes Tonic as essential for summer comfort and authentic gin and tonic mixing. It features Commander Whitehead praising its lasting fizz and suggests buying by the case for peace of mind.
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