Mother Charged In Kidnaping Case Of Two Young Sons
In Zanesville Ohio a mother Mrs Campbell and her two sons Camphril and Tomy were thrust into a high profile kidnapping case. Authorities confirm the family’s involvement amid a multi state search and custody battles. The Campbell story centers on the abduction at gunpoint and a friend allegedly guiding the escape while police pursue charges including transportation and bad checks.
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Thomas
Ancy
Campbell
Camphril
Zanesvile
Athens
Dusabo
Jacksonville
Muskingum County
Bateman
Ohio
George Bateman
Bernard Porter
Ira Campbell
Sand Porter
Ricky
Tommy
Albert
Zanesville
Shempbell
Tom
Alet
Regal Guardians
Harry Campbell
Campbells
Uty
Violet Campbell
Smyth/30
Aists
North Caroter
Marie Somers
Jina
Don Moore
Zanes Ile
Atrs
Tom Campbell
Weissert
Nancy Campbell
Athens County
Memenger
Government Moves to Break Peronist CGT Control in Argentina
Argentina’s provisional government intervenes to break Peronista control of the General Confederation of Labor CGT with a plan to hold new elections within four months. CGT bosses resign as federal overseers take charge, amid a backdrop of labor unrest including a notable strike by meat packers. Local reports note cabinet ministers named to oversee unions, while unrelated crime news mentions a separate abduction case in Zanesville with ongoing investigations.
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General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Labor
Federal
Ka' Prensa
Argenta
Peron
Raul Santagostino
Black Bear Visitation Revered by Lad's Mother
Char ey Bills of Thurman New York a 14 month old baby nearly encountered a large black bear seen standing on hind legs near his house in an Adirondack community The mother described grabbing the baby and retreating into a bedroom as the bear appeared unfazed by the infant’s presence Charley kept jabbering playfully through the pen slats and smiling at the scene in the doorway
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Thurman
N. Y
Charey Bills
Charley
Adirondack
Inland Rains Rise as Mexican River Toll Grows
Inland rains continue while the Mexican river rises, lifting the death toll and prompting renewed evacuations. Officials reported rising casualties as floodwaters advance through affected regions, with rescue teams coordinating efforts along swollen waterways and roads.
U S Ships Wheat To Yugoslavians
Belgrade reports the United States will ship 300000 tons of American wheat to Yugoslavia following a wheat agreement reached during a recent visit.
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U. S
GOP Praised by Dirksen in 1956 Campaign Remarks
Ignator Dirksen urged retaining the Republican Party in the White House in 1956, praising prosperity efficiency peace and good manners. He warned Democrats would attack Teamen in federal government and Vice President Nixon, ridiculing Kefauver’s tour as a publicity stunt while promoting a focus on national advancement.
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Cincinnati
Republican Party
White House
Ignator Dirksen
Rin
Nixon
Kefauver
Davy Crocket
Alger Hiss Paroled After Perjury Sentence Served
Report says Alger Hiss is in very good condition and has been released to a parole officer before entering hospital for treatment on Sept 27. He served three years and eight months of a five year sentence for denying before a federal grand jury that he passed certain documents.
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Bral Spheanan
Decind Serene Gauie A Iiven
Ered
South Viet Nam Chooses Chief Amid Referendum Shadow
In Saigon a national referendum appears planned to choose between ex Emperor Bao Dai and Premier Ngo Dinh Diem as the future leader of South Viet Nam with preparations underway for ballots and absentee ballots. no date set. A Wellsburg, West Virginia woman was stabbed and left near a cemetery in Ohio. a Pint Fork man faces felonious assault charges.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Ngo Dinh
Wellsburg
Jefferson County
Ohio
Pinty Fork
Morocco's Tribesmen End Uprising Met With French Doubt
Reports from Rabat describe flagging uprisings in mid‑Atlas villages as French forces face ongoing fighting near Tit Cull and along the Spanish frontier. Cabinet strains grow in Paris over Faure's North African policy while Resident General Latour is pressed on reform. Moroccan pockets at Boured, Aknoul, and Tixter remain in rebel contact as strategic road links stay contested.
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French Morocco
mid-Atlas
Tit Cull
Morocco
France
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Pierre Koenig
Oreak
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Paris
Pee
Boured
Tel Quali
Akeoul
Spanien Morocco
Mount Nine
Abdel Ken
National Assembly
Faure
Mom Occan
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arata
Aknoul
Tixtre
Rift
Middle Atlas Ranges
Glessner Opens Lutheran Fall Meeting Message
The Rev Illard Glessner of Bridgeport Ohio told the Ohio Valley Conference of the American Lutheran Church that the power of God working through men to save them is the real substance of the church. He spoke yesterday at the start of the three day all meeting here.
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Charles So
Revillard Glessner
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ohio Valley Conference
American Lutheran Church
Key to skin and organ transplants linked to immunity
University of Minnesota physician Dr. Robert A. Good cites that immunity may govern transplant success, noting skin grafts and even whole organs can transfer between people. He explains gamma globulin relations and that current grafts act as temporary coverings while the recipient’s skin replaces itself, with several patients surviving months.
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Seademny
GOP Signs Contract For Convention Site
GOP leaders announced a contract to hold the next Republican convention in San Francisco with Aug. 20 date and venue details. Leonard W. Hall described plans at a news conference while addressing rumors about organ donation and possible changes to the event location.
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Washington
National
Leonard W. Hall
Seaday
San Francisco
Hall
Hinpanorean
Constance
Beraby
Aide Teeter Reported On Way Out Of Eisenhower Administration
Washington reports Lothair Teetor, named as assistant age, is exiting the Eisenhower administration amid CIO attack history. Former chairman of Perfect Circle Corp, his New Castle Indiana foundry was scene of a strike riot last week injuring eight. Teetor quit as board chair to join Commerce Department October 7, 1953 and said he had no management voice since then. He spoke with Secretary Weeks on Wednesday.
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Washington
Lothair ‘Teetor
Teetor
Perfect Circle Corp
New Castle
Ind
Teeter
Commerce Department
Secretary of Commerce
Guard Seizes Control Of Strife-Torn New Castle Town
In New Castle Indiana six hundred National Guardsmen moved in after a fierce gun battle at the Perfect Circle foundry as 18 000 residents faced curfews and checkpoints. Tanks from Greenfield joined armored units to restore order while CIO UAW supporters clashed with nonstrikers. The plant remained closed amid ongoing wage and union shop disputes with police reporting shots from inside the plant and demonstrators outside.
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New Castle
Ind
National
Perfect Circle Corp. ? Foundry
Paul "McCormack
Indiana
Detroit
Dillon
Dems Can Beat Nixon Easily, Butler Claims
Butler, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, asserted that Democrats can easily defeat Nixon, calling him the Republican candidate easiest to beat. In Louisville, Kathrine Logg filed a $10,000 damage suit against A&P Food Stores claiming her liquor was broken when a jar of pigs feet fell on June 3.
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Nixon
Butler
Paul Butler
Democratic Nation
Louisville
Katherine Logg
A&p Food Stores
Presidential Race Led By Brazil's de Barros
In Rio de Janeiro former Gov Adhemar de Barros of Sao Paulo led a Brazilian presidential race with about 28 percent of votes counted. He held a 71,124 vote margin over Juscelino Kubitschek, backed by two Vargas-era parties.
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Brazil
Adhemar de Barros
Sao Paulo
de Barros
Social Progressive Party
Jusceling Kubitschek
Funning
Getulio Vargas
Five IRA members given life terms for failed British barracks raid
In Reading England three members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army were sentenced to life imprisonment for their roles in an unsuccessful raid on a British army barracks. They and at least seven others masqueraded as British soldiers and stole ammunition from an army depot with no injuries reported among the raiders.
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Reading
England
Irish Republican Army
Voice Shifts Today To Master VOA Equipment
The Voice of America shifts today to a new master control equipment replacing temporary facilities. The system is described as the biggest and most flexible in the world and designed to handle VOA output of over 75 programs in 39 languages hourly to global receivers. Theodore C. Striebert, director of the US Information Agency, explains routing from the central control panel to receiving countries.
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Mumulus
Voice of America
Egit
VOA
Theodore C. Striebert
Us, Information Agency
Condition of Eisenhower Progressing Steadily
Bulletin from President Eisenhower's bedside reports steady progress after a heart attack. He slept well for a long stretch and feels refreshed, with doctors planning a complete examination when Dr. White returns. Officials note the crisis has passed and he may soon take firmer control of administration policy.
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Eisenhower
Tax Revenue Shortfall Drives Bond Issue Debate in Ohio
Ohio educators say real estate tax revenues fall short of funding needed school buildings. W B Bliss of the Ohio Education Association backs a proposed 150 million dollar bond on the November 8 ballot to spur public construction. He warns two thirds of districts face building deficits without non real estate revenue and calls for urgent action.
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Columbus
Ohio
W. B. Bliss
Ohio Education Association
Ex-Convict Admits Bludgeoning Cook in Toledo
Bari Denult 33 an ex convict confessed to murdering William Block a hotel cook amid a love triangle with Tadlock’s wife Sheriff said a roomer in the Tadlock home quoted Denult I guess it was a combination of my hatred for Bill and my love of Mary He added the admission came during questioning Typhoon Kate kills 527 in Saigon and North Vietnam with 327 deaths reported and widespread damage.
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Toledo—U
Bari Denult
William Block
Tadlock
Lucas County
Denult
William Hirsch
Bill
Mary
Special tax distribution shared by Fairfield and Washington counties
State Auditor James A. Rhodes announced shared special sales tax distributions yesterday. Fairfield County received 26405 dollars and Washington County 18681 dollars. Fishermen in the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District paid out 280321.47 dollars last year, per the auditor's report.
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Fairfield
Washington Counties
James A. Rhodes
Fairfield County
Washington County
Columbus
Muskingum Watershed
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