Vermont Law Cited in Eichmann Trial Precedent Cited
Israeli judges invoked a 1830s Vermont case to support abducting Eichmann in Argentina and bringing him to Jerusalem. The Vermont ruling held a foreigner must respect the host country’s laws and that escape to Canada did not exempt the offender from U.S. or other jurisdictions.
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Vermont
Eichmann
Montpelier
Adolph Eichmann
Argentina
Jerusalem
Canada
United States
Oliver B. Brewster
Grand Isle
Albury
High Court
Eisenhowers Plan California Vacation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower are expected to arrive December 21 for a six week vacation at a new $175000 cottage at Eldorado Country Club, Palm Desert California, the club announced.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eldorado Country Club
FCC Revokes Renewal Review for Palmetto Broadcasting
FCC examiner recommended against renewing WDKD Kingstree license due to indecent programming and excessive advertising. Palmetto Broadcasting Co led by E G Robinson Jr faced public hearing after Charley Walker allegedly aired coarse and suggestive material.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Kingstree
S.C
FCC
E. G. Robinson Jr
Palmetto Broadcasting Co
WDKD
Thomas H. Donahue
Charley Walker
Missileman Designs Unique Christmas Cards From World Churches
Ed Rosenfeld, an Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency Nike Zeus team member, draws Christmas cards from churches near missile ranges. His subjects include Notre Dame, National Cathedral, a Mexican Spanish church, a mosque in Trinidad, and a synagogue in Curacao. He uses a pencil, paper, and a small press, sending about 500 cards yearly with growing lists.
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Huntsville
Ala
Edward Rosenfeld
Rosenfeld
U. S
Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency
Trinidad
British West Indies
Curacao
Dutch West Indies
Notre Dame de
Paris
National Cathedral
Washington
el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Mexico
Boston Bookie Case Faces Dismissal Over TV Publicity
An attorney for Abraham Swartz asks a Boston federal judge to drop gambling charges claiming television, radio, and newspaper coverage from CBS News and a raid filmed near his Massachusetts Avenue shop make a fair trial impossible. Swartz is accused of unregistered bookmaking and IRS stamp noncompliance.
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Boston
Columbia Broadcasting System
New England
John A. Volpe
Leo J. Sullivan
Sullivan
Boston Finance Commission
Sioner
Strong
CBS News
Swartz
Key Shop
Richard Cardinal Cushing
U.S. District Court
Monroe L. Inker
Abraham Swartz
Massachusetts Avenue
CBS
Inker
Andrew A. Caffrey
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Service
Debevoise Interprets Law But Is Puzzled
Vermont Attorney General Thomas M. Debevoise restated his interpretation of a 1961 statute granting half prior service credit for teaching at quasi public institutions before 1947 to a specific group of teachers. He noted the act excludes credit for other teachers and admitted confusion over legislative intent.
Woman Admits Embezzling 185000 From Hillside Loan
Theresa Barrasso of Belleville admitted taking between 200 and 1000 dollars weekly from Hillside Loan Co. over five years totaling about 185000 dollars. She said she spent the money on gifts for herself her boyfriend and other relatives and friends.
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Hillside
N.J
Theresa Barrasso
Belleville
Hillside Loan Co
Ambiguity Clouded 1961 Paragraph in 1933 Law
The text notes that adding a new paragraph in 1961 to a 1933 statute may only create confusion for future interpretations. The author questions whether any change will clarify or complicate the original issue.
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Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
N.B
Christ
Missileman
Volpe
Suffolk County
Garrett H. Byrne
Dwight Strong
New England Citizens Crime Commission
Newsmakers
WBZ
Boston Police
IRS
Rosasco
Travel Agency, Inc
Bennington
Main ST
North Adams, Mass
Debevoise
Children's Bazaar
Bennington, Vt
Westinghouse
Freezer
Vane Ey Wife-saver
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