German War Crimes Trials Set Amid Postwar Reckoning
In West Germany a wave of Nazi atrocity trials begins as prosecutors prepare to indict Auschwitz suspects and other former SS officers. Officials note slowed progress due to evidence gaps, Allied archives, and postwar legal challenges.
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Germany
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Uist
Schirndinig
Emil Bediewek
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Cratin Republic
Einsatzgruppen
Heinrich Himler
Wilhelm Koppe
Poland
Bonn
Karl Chmielewski
Mauthausen
Shelley Berman Tops Comedy with Big Pay and Bold Views
AP profile outlines Shelley Berman’s rise from odd jobs to major earnings surpassing Kennedy’s pay for a single night. It notes his $14,100 one night fee and $25M TV appearance, his self written material, and his mix of social critique and conservatism in humor along with cigarette dependence as stage crutch.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Shelley Berman
John £. Kennedy
Shelley
Serah
Berman
Televisio
Ait Top
Civilized Tan
Civil Watum
Frimar
Appuytr
Mark Twain
William McKinley
Twenty-Four Ounce Baby Finally Home
In Paterson New Jersey the tiniest baby born at St Josephs Hospital is three months old at six pounds two ounces and at home with her parents Patricia Montalbetti daughter of John and Mrs. Montalbetti born October 1 weighed twenty four ounces at birth and length just inches.
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Paterson, NJ
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Patricia, Montalbetti
John Montalbetti
Paterson
Salem APY Band Plays Historic War Songs
The Jem Fife and Drum Band, ages 67 to 9, perform Revolutionary War and Civil War era tunes, sharing a range of songs from the era.
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Salem
Apy
Sa Jem
Moon flight engineer blasts schools in Dallas speech
Dr George Arthur of General Electric, president of the American Astronautical Society, urged better elementary and secondary education to supply space program manpower. He warned against pride in US science and said colleges waste time on remedial work, insisting on higher quality entrants.
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Dallas
Tex
Egtion
de Nies
Itas Io Ee
George Arthur
General Electric Company
American Astronautical Society
Kennedy's Troubles Begin With Inaugural Balance
The piece compares John F. Kennedy to past presidents, noting his challenge to manage Congress and public opinion. It frames his upcoming four years as a test of restraint, determination, and political skill, citing Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower as benchmarks and predicting frustrations, criticisms, and delicate leadership ahead.
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Senate
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Truman
Eisenhower
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Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
Repub
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David Holland
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Kennedy
Jefferson County
Trick
Holland
Supreme Court Denies Hearing on NYC Air Drill Refusals
The Supreme Court denied review of misdemeanor convictions for two groups who refused air raid shelter in New York City. The court dismissed the appeals 8-1 with Justice Douglas in the minority. Sentences included a $25 fine or five days in jail for failing to obey a park police order in Washington Square Park in July 1956, and suspended sentences for similar acts in City Hall Park in June 1955.
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New York City
Supreme Court
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