Baby Kidnapping Sparks Love Triangle in Chicago
In Chicago a mother who had her infant son Ronald Bucher kidnapped and returned says she will stand by the child's father despite his marriage to another woman. The other woman declares she has no pity for him as a grand jury indicts Gladys Bynum for kidnapping. The father admits he was never legally married to the baby's mother Lois Bucher and faces adultery, abandonment, and support charges.
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Chicago
Ronald Bucher
Gladys Bynum
Bynum
Joan Paterimos
State’s Attorney's
Paterimos
Lois Bucker
Miss Bucker
Carlyn Sempier
Evelyn A. Sempier
Sempier
Rip
Lancaster
Carl
Girl Who Sued Elvis Quits Job
MEMPHIS Tenn Oct 6 The young woman who threatened a 42500 suit over privacy has quit her job as a long distance operator and changed her telephone number after coworkers teased her about the case. The out of court settlement reduced Presley's payoff by 5500 and followed a photo published without her consent. Presley said he knew her for years and did not expect trouble.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvis Presley
Bobbie Moore
Presley
Miss Moore
Elvis
Secret Talks Planned to Ease Suez Canal Crisis
United States pursues secret discussions at the United Nations to gauge basis for settlement of the Suez crisis. A negotiating committee under the Security Council may be formed to mediate between Egypt and Western powers. Fawzi meets Hammarskjold. Dulles to address council. Shepilov to speak later. Egypt and USSR oppose British French plan.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
Canal
U.N. Security Council
Egypt
Security Council
Dullgs
Mahmoud Fawzi
Fawzi
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Suez
Hammarskjold
Dulles
Soviet Union
Dmitri T. Shepilov
London
Kennedy discharged from hospital after surgery
Joseph P. Kennedy former ambassador to Great Britain and father of Senator John F Kennedy was released today from New England Baptist Hospital where he had undergone surgery on September 13 in Boston
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Boston
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
John F. Kennedy
Mass
New England Baptist Hospital
Young Democrats Elect Nimocks as NC Officers
North Carolina Young Democrats at Winston-Salem convention elect Steve Nimocks of Fayetteville president after Tom Davis calls for halt and consolidation of results. The contest for national committeeman sees William Z. Wood of Winston-Salem win 406 to 400 over William Smith of Charlotte amid recount protests. All other state officers were chosen without opposition.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Steve Nimocks
Fayetteville
Tom Davis
Selma
Nimocks
Davis
William Z. Wood
William Smith
Charlotte
Eisenhower denounces Stevenson draft talk as loose
President Eisenhower called Adlai Stevenson's hopes to end the draft "loose talk" that could threaten U S security He urged the Selective Service as indispensable to prevent weakening national defense Stevenson on tour in New England attacked big business and industrial feudalism while promising to curb tariffs and aid labor Fuller campaign schedules and appearances by Nixon Kefauver and Stevenson were announced as they pressed campaigns in multiple states with Kefauver optimistic about Democratic gains in Texas New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma California and Colorado
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
America
U. S
Stevenson
New England
Springfield
Mass
Providence
R. L
Fisenhower
White House
Atty
Brownell
FBI
Communist Party
New York City
Libertyville
Nixon
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Washington
Zionist Organization of America
Kefauver
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Colorado
Bored Teens Sit Blindfolded on Busy Highway
New Orleans October 6 two youths 17 and 18 sat blindfolded in the center of US Highway 90 near New Orleans and were booked for disturbing the peace after being found back to back in the roadway. Their parents blamed trouble with people and said kids often act out when bored.
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New Orleans
Francis Fahrenholt
Thomas Lee
Greensboro Kidnaping Case Involves Escaped Georgia Convict
Police charged James Mears, 30, an escaped Georgia convict, with kidnaping and armed robbery after a loan company employee and two Savannah women aided his escape. The group used a stolen prison truck to steal about $3,000 in receipts, with $300 in cash, during a County and Winston-Salem trip before Mears was captured. Officers continued to examine the armed robbery angle and possible hidden money and narcotics.
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Greensboro
Georgia
James Mears
Wayne
Jessup
Savannah
Merle M. Sparks
Jane K. Brinson
Mears
S Finance Company
Livingston
Loan Company
Winston-Salem
Finance Company
Fairgrounds
Stevenson Denounces Ike Leadership at Mass Rally
Adlai E Stevenson blasted the Eisenhower administration as offering too little presidential leadership and warned of industrial feudalism during a lively Springfield rally. He claimed Republicans view America as a big corporation run by its chief executives, addressing a full Municipal Auditorium crowd.
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Springfield
Mass
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Massachusetts
Uxbridge
Milford
Grafton
Worcester
Stevenson
America
Foster Fureglo
Cor
Burlington Police Smash Gambling Ring At CaroSoda Shop
Burlington officers raided the Carolina Soda Shop on Oct 16, seizing a betting operation that funded wagers on baseball and other sports. Proprietor Robert Presnell McLean was released on 315,000 bond. four others posted 500 each. Federal court action planned.
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Burlington
N.C
Oer
Carolina Soda Shop
Internal Revenue’ Service
Robert Presnell MccLean
U.S
William M. Hollifield
Rufus B. Miller
Ralph S. Smith
Lea K. Isley
Jesse James
James
Sabin announces oral polio vaccine with lifetime immunity
University of Cincinnati researcher Dr. Albert Sabin reports an oral polio vaccine delivering immunity to all three major strains from a single dose. Tests on animals and humans show safety, with mass international testing planned next year. Sabin notes live virus and cost advantages over Salk vaccine, and outlines trial steps and funding.
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Albert B. Sabin
College of Medicine
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Times-Star
Sabin
United States
Dr. Sabin
Jonas B. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
Salk
California Institute of Technology
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Ohio
University of Cincinnati
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.J
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Foundling Hospital
Francis W. Carpenter
L Owly
Joe Fowler
Mount Airy
Bedard W. Black
Kannapolis
Wallace Gibbs
Mecklenburg
Smith
Black
Taleuate
Gibbs
Fowler
Roger R. Jackson Jr
Harmore
Adlai
Burlington Police
Rivers
Foundation
Chillicothe Reformatory
Thomas M. Rivers
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Poland
University of Cincinnati Po A of Medicine
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