Child Found After Abduction Near Lansing
A five year old girl abducted from a busy Lansing shopping center was found in a ditch near a junk yard by two truck drivers. She described her assailant as a young man who forced her into a car and fled. doctors reported good physical condition with minor exposure effects. Police continued the investigation as authorities and volunteers searched across East Lansing area.
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Sparrow Hospital
Michelle Moran
East Lansing
Stanley van Wagoner
Chesaning
Max Apsey
Owasso
van Wagoner
Apsey
Traffic Fatalities Reach Record High in 1962
The National Safety Council reports 31,170 traffic deaths this year, a significant rise from 29,540 at the same point in 1962. The study notes a broad rise across regions with higher fatalities among men and younger drivers, highlighting the ongoing impact of unsafe road practices.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Toiday
East Germany
Jenhoff
White House
Ted
Classifieds and notices listed by page sections
The document provides a directory of where to locate various content in the issue including Churches on pages A6 and A7, Comics on B2, Crossword on B3, Death Notices on B3, Financial on A5, Shipping on A10, Sports across A7 to A9, Theaters on A5, TV and Radio on A10, plus tides and temperatures on A2 and Vital Statistics on B3.
Westminster mayor targets trick or treat begging
In Westminster Maryland the mayor objects to Halloween begging calling it aggravated begging and says he wants it stopped. The city clerk says police will break up gangs of children over 12 and send them home as part of the effort this year.
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Westminster
Joseph L. Mathias
Mathias
John Eckard
Liver Paste Confiscated for Botulism in Los Angeles
FDA seized about 60 cans of Canadian liver paste produced by Delicious Food Products Ltd Montreal after a hospital group warned botulism had been found in some cans. The paste sold under Paragon and Epicure labels was to be distributed to retailers.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
Delicious Food Pro
Ducts Ltd
Montreal
American Hospital Association
Chicago
Eans
Paragon and Epicure
Phone Service Disrupted by Cable Cut near California Avenue
General Telephone Co. officials reported temporary telephone service interruption today near California Avenue and Roosevelt Street after a cable was severed. H. W. Frahm, arena general manager, said a hatchet struck a cable at 1005 Roosevelt St. around 9 am. Repair crews found the damaged line within two hours and began repairs.
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California Avenue
Roosevelt Street
General Telephone Co
H. W. Frahm
Arena General
Roosevelt St
McNamara rejects atomic carrier plan delays Navy orders
Washington reports Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara rejects building a second atomic powered carrier. He orders immediate start on a standard powered carrier after weighing cost estimates and delaying factors. Navy Day remarks coincide with the decision amid funding debates and pending bids.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Navy
JFK Attends Amherst Rite in Memory of Poet Frost
President Kennedy visits Amherst College in Massachusetts for a Frost memorial event. He presided over ceremonies, praised Robert Frost, and outlined plans tying poetry to national identity during a weekend in New England.
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Amherst
Frost
Washington
Robert Frost
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Congress
Atoka
Amer
Time to Turn Back the Clock This Weekend
Time winds back one hour as clocks fall from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. marking the annual switch from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time. The change affects all Americans, restoring standard time across the nation.
Hurricane Veers Off Peril Fades in Carolinas
The hurricane Ginny veered off the North Carolina coast as winds near Wilmington reached 70 mph. Officials abandoned hope for 39 trapped miners after a disaster at a flooded iron mine, while four others were expected to be saved. Forecasters warned lingering danger as the storm moved out to sea and urged continued precautions along the southeastern coast. A second storm Helena crossed Dominica, bringing 45 mph winds as advisories continued across the region.
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Carolinas
Charleston
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Moreshead City
N.C
Helena
Dominica
San Juan
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Dominica-Martinique
Leeward Islands
Mation
Fog Delays Harbor Air and Road Traffic in Long Beach
Dense fog settled over Long Beach area delaying motor traffic and halting harbor ship movements. Long Beach Municipal Airport visibility dropped to one sixteenth of a mile with limited instrument takeoffs, while Los Angeles International Airport operated on instrument landings and takeoffs. Four ships awaiting in harbor anchored outside until visibility improved, with fog affecting Orange County and Southeast Los Angeles County. Visibility began lifting around 10 AM after rolling in since 3:50 AM.
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Long Beach Municipal Airport
Los Angeles International Airport
Marine Exchange
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Los Angeles County
Harbor Area
Adlai in Los Angeles Endorses Negro Aims
Adlai E Stevenson U S ambassador to the United Nations told a Los Angeles audience that American Negroes have every right to be angry resentful impatient and demanding and that he supports every goal of today’s Negro revolution He urged creation of an international human rights center as a vital contribution to world tensions and race relations He spoke at the Eleanor Roosevelt Memorial Foundation where he is board chairman Mme Ngo Dinh Nhu arrived in Dallas and Phoenix after travels saying she was tired and continuing public appearances with Stevenson in Los Angeles and at the Los Angeles World Affairs Council in a day of travel and speeches The Stevenson remarks appeared likely to echo a broader political message on civil rights and U N roles during the era and a statement that the Roosevelt Foundation is analyzing proposals for the center
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Los Angeles
Mme
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Dallas
Tex
Phoenix
Roosevelt
Eunnl
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
International Airport
Mme. Nhu
Los’ ‘Angeles
New Mystery Spy Plane Flying at Edwards Base
Edwards Air Force Base shows a mystery spy aircraft on the apron as technicians run checks. Reports mention at least two super sky jets and a test center where the famed U2 also flies. The Air Force declined to say how many RBS7F jets are at the base.
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Edwards Base
Edwards Air Force
Air Force
U S arms parade marks Diem anniversary display
About 8000 Vietnamese troops and $20 million in U.S. arms were paraded before President Ngo Dinh Diem at a National Day display. The event featured tanks, planes, and the RBSTF reconnaissance bomber in flight tests, with the U2 comparison noted for high altitude performance.
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Viet Nam
Neo Dinh Diem
Eee Eee
Mme
Ngo Dinhitike
Plider
Nhu
Diem
Wadi-L
U S Tax Agents Killed in Alabama Shootout
Two federal alcohol tax unit agents were shot and killed in a gun battle near Brent Alabama while taking part in a raid on a nightclub. The incident occurred Friday night as agents attempted to execute a search or arrest warrants.
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Brent, Alfa
UPI
Federal Alcohol Tax Unit
Here
Weather Tonight And Sunday In L. E. Area
Tonight in the L. E. area clear after morning fog and a touch cooler. Desert areas clear and warm with a high near 95. Mountains clear with a high around 65. Sunday also clear with mild to warm conditions across zones.
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