Kids Safe After Southwestern France Kidnap Case
Three French schoolchildren Joel Biet Patrick Guilion and Christine were found unharmed beside a road near Bordeaux after being abducted on the way home from school. They reported a young man and a woman named Nicole who released them from a light blue car. Police said ransom demanded by letters remained unpaid and suspects fled after the escape.
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Record number of appeals in federal circuit courts
The year ending June 30 saw a record rise in appeals across federal circuits with the 5th Circuit in New Orleans handling 1,033 cases, an 18 percent increase and the first time any circuit reached 1,000 appeals in a year.
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Humphrey Shifts Campaign Pace Toward Michigan
After a New York stop with cheering crowds, Hubert Humphrey moves campaign focus to Michigan with visits to Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Bay City and Flint. He cites the need to pace the race and touts the administration while accepting New York Liberal party vice presidential nomination and noting the party's 1944 founding to counter communism.
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Senate panel to fault Agriculture Dept over Estes affairs
A Senate investigative committee is set to criticize the Agriculture Department for favoritism toward Billie Sol Estes in its upcoming report. The panel says the department could have halted Estes, once valued at 50 million dollars, who now faces fraud convictions. The report is to be filed with the Senate on or before September 30. In Omaha, three former student teachers—Judy Giles, Mary Alice Hurlburt, and Cathie McDonald—reunite as first year teachers in the city’s public schools.
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