Federal Reserve Reports No Change in Industrial Output in September
Washington report shows industrial production holding at a record 1119 points for three months, with September output at 118.8 percent of the 1957 average. Auto assemblies shifted from August, while auto production stayed steady since July. Other hard goods held, clothing unchanged, construction materials fell slightly, and equipment production rose, led by rail freight and passenger gear.
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Washington
Indus
Federal Reserve Board
Passenger Shot During Bus Hijack in Weimar Incident
Passengers recounted a bus hijack in Weimar in which Mundine ordered the driver to stop at gunpoint and fired multiple times. Rodriguez, a passenger, was shot. Mundine and an accomplice fled. Mundine faces assault with intent to murder and robbery charges. his wife was questioned and released. Mrs Hertzel of Galveston described the tense confrontation and escape of the assailants.
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Oualy
Weimar
Walker
Mundine
Tobbery
Couser
Rodriguez d Oes
Lorene Hertzel
Galveston
London Fog Collides Two Trains in Dense Fog
London rail collision injures nine as fog blankets services on the Thames halting air traffic and shipping. U.S. airliners rerouted to Frankfurt while African and continental flights diverted to Paris.
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London
Thames River
America
Frankfurt
Africa
Paris
Jack the Stripper to Face U S Jury Kidnap Probe
A man dubbed Jack the Stripper appeared before a U S grand jury in Las Vegas in a kidnapping probe. The 25 year old suspect, identified by Watts, faced U S authorities as the case moved toward an official indictment and potential trial.
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Jack the Stripper
U.S
Las Vegas
UPI
Bobby Watts
Oday
U. S
Thailand Charges Three Cambodia Provocations
Thai authorities leveled border violation charges at Cambodia after three alleged provocations in as many days. Radio Thailand claimed Cambodian soldiers fired on a Thai patrol on Oct 1 and a Cambodian plane overflown a patrol later that day. A third incident on Oct 3 involved a Cambodian warship near Thai waters, while Thai officials accused Phnom Penh of aggression amid tensions between the neighboring nations.
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Cambodia
Radio Thailand
Kau Suulelyy
England
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Sarit
King Phumi
California
F.aos
Phon
Nevada
Indictment in Bribe Case Involving Edlin and Associates
The eight count indictment names J Kenneth Edlin 64 of Miami Beach Fla and William L Robinson 37 of Miami as defendants. It alleges conspiracy from 1960 to 1961 to defraud the United States and notes seven counts accusing the pair of paying Johnson to influence Justice Department officials and seek dismissal of the Edlin case. Edlin had previous savings and loan fraud charges. he was released from custody in Tallahassee Oct. 10. The grand jury describes Edlin as controller for First Continental and First Colony Savings & Loan Associations in Maryland.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
William L. Robinson
Kennedy
Department of Justice
United States
Johnson
Robinson
Justice ‘Department
Rogers C. B Morton
Federal Correctional Institution
Tallahassee
Lon
First Continental
First Colony Savings & Loan Associations
Maryland
Coast Guard Fliers Fail in Record Long-Distance Flight
Three Coast Guardsmen failed early in an attempt to fly a record long distance from Kodiak Alaska to Pensacola Florida in an amphibious Grumman Albatross. Engine failure forced an emergency landing at Edmonton Alberta Canada. The crew members Cmdr W G Fenton Wallace Dahlgren and Lt William Senn are stationed at the Brooklyn NY Coast Guard Air Station.
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Upj
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Coast Guard
Cmdr
W. G. Fenton
Oak Park
Ill
New York Coast Guard District
Wallace. Dahlgren
Omaha
William Senn
Dahlgren
Senn
Brooklyn
Coast Guards Air Station
Schirra Tells JFK of Orbits and Family Visit
Astronaut Wally Schirra met with President Kennedy at the White House to report on his six hour space flight and discuss Gemini spacecraft. The reception included a tour of ponies for Kennedy children and a parade through Hackensack and Oradell with 40,000 cheering residents awaiting him.
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Washington
Houston
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Jersey
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Walter
Teft
Suzanne
Jey Luumuuuule
Fila
Hackensack
Oradell
River Dell
Nationa Astronautics and Space Administration
Stunt Flier Killed In Plane Crash Near Santa Ana
A 35 year old Anaheim stunt flier James R Ervin died when his single engine plane crashed near Santa Ana while photographing a spin. He had taken off from Orange County Airport minutes before the 5 15 p m crash near the Marine Air Facility southeast of Santa Ana. Witness Don Johnston said the Stearman climbed to about 15000 feet and stalled then spiraled. Ervin, ejected, was killed instantly.
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Anaheim
Santa Ana
Sheriff's Deputies
James R. Ervin
Fern Ave
Orange County
Marine Air Facility
Don Johnston
Costa Mesa
Stearman
Hill
Erwin
Clothes Belonging to Winnie Judd Found on Roof
Police said a nurse’s aide admitted moving Winnie Judd’s belongings found on a shed roof near the state hospital. The Tiger Woman, who escaped the hospital seven times, remains at large. Mrs Judd, convicted in a double murder, slipped from the hospital through an unlocked door, hospital staff said.
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Tujunga
Phoenix
UPI
Win Jsunt
Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Judd
James K. Sorey
Five Thousand Four Hundred Sixty Five Dollar Grocery Mistake
In San Rafael Maury Guy, owner of a food mart, says a customer found 5465 dollars in a bag labeled as a bonus and intended for bank deposit. He reported the incident to police after the bag disappeared while he was helping other customers.
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San Rafael
Food Mart
Maury Guy
India Pakistan agree on cease fire in Chittagong Hills
India and Pakistan announce a cease-fire along the border area in the Chittagong Hills in East Pakistan. The pact ends weeks of intermittent sniping in that region.
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India
Pakistan
Dacca
East Pakistan
Chittagong Hills
Seven-Vehicle Crash Injures Students in Fog
In Cayce, a stone-hauling truck struck the rear of a school bus in heavy fog, injuring six teenagers and triggering a chain reaction involving five more vehicles. A tractor-trailer slammed into a stopped car, tearing part of the bus rear and causing further damage to a private auto, a police car, and a delivery truck.
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CAYCE
VPD
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