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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

12 Mar 1959

Page 13

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Middletown Journal

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Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

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Mar 12, 1959

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13

Campanella Boy Paroled To Mother And Priest

David Campanella, 15, son of Roy Campanella, was adjudged a juvenile delinquent for a Queens drug store break in February. He is under night curfew, must stay with an adult, resume studies, and undergo psychological exams with April 10 set for possible punishment. The hearing was held with his mother and a Catholic priest as guardians.

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NEW York David Campanella Roy Campanella Children's Court Sylvia Liese Justice Liese David Queens Liese Young Campanella
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Visioned Powerful Cabinet Post Ike Eyed Dulles As New First Secretary

President Eisenhower once proposed a new cabinet post of vast power to oversee seven major federal agencies in international affairs with John Foster Dulles as the likely holder. Life magazine publishes excerpts of the President’s private letters, noting his ideal of a government where the secretary would think rather than endure committee meetings. He favored calling the post the first secretary of the government and would report directly to the President. The White House declined comment on the letters. The missive also contains Eisenhower’s views on Vice President Nixon and on newspapermen.

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