Eichmann Defends Role In Nazi Death Machine In Israel
Adolf Eichmann testified he was a mere bureaucrat following orders and not the Nazi leader of the genocide. He claimed he could not influence the actions against Jews and described his capture and restraint in a dramatic court defense before Israeli judges.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Israel
Servatius
Germany
United States recalls top negotiator from Geneva talks
Washington orders Arthur H. Dean home for consultations over the East West nuclear test ban issue and hints he may not return to Geneva. Officials see little chance to break the stalemate as Khrushchev proposes merging talks into broader disarmament.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
White
Dean
Khrushchev
U. S
U S Renews Blast At Czech Lies Says He
The United States accuses Mir Osvalac Nacvalac of covert Czech spying in the Western Hemisphere and calls for his expulsion from the U N. Hammarskjold receives a U S note detailing meetings with Karel Hlasny and payments totaling 1700 dollars from 1958 to 1961. The Czech mission resists, citing Prague guidance.
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U.S
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Miroslav Nacvalac
Czechoslovakia
Western Hemisphere
Nacvalac
Dag Hammarskjold
State Department
Washington
No. 3
Prague
Karel Hlasny
California
Hlasny
Nacvala
Army
Monterey
Calif
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Clayton Fritchey
Naecvalac
Foreign Ministry
Red China Charges Warship Violation
Communist China accused an American warship of violating territorial waters off Fukien Province in south China amid its 156th warning to the United States issued Tuesday by Beijing through official channels in Tokyo.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Fukien
Dockers Call Stoppage To Aid Seamen In Strike
In New York the International Longshoremen Association orders a one day work stoppage to support 85,000 striking American seamen. Affected docks halt all harbor work affecting ships with foreign flag also, while inter union rifts over defense cargo sour the five day walkout.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shipping Association
ILA
Battery Park
National Maritime Union
Seafarers
International Union
NMU
Joseph Curran
The
Marine Engineers
SIU
Sense Carriers
Jesse Calhoun
Boston
New Oorleans
Portland
Ore
Masters, Mates and Pilots
International Longshoremen's Association
Canada to run fourth straight deficit year in 1961 62
Finance Minister Donald Fleming proposed a national budget for 1961 62 that keeps Canada in a deficit year to boost the economy. He pledged no general tax increase while allowing targeted tax reductions to spur activity.
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Ottawa
Donald M. Fleming
Canada
House of Commons
Dillon foresees 1962 boom and possible tax cut
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon told the National Press Club that by next year the U S economy may be in high gear with a potential tax cut. He projected a 1962 deficit of 3 7 billion and revenues of 90 billion for the 1963 budget, arguing deficit spending could employ idle capacity during a boom.
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Washington (Ap
Dillon
Treasury
Farmer killed neighbor in back yard dispute in Giles County
Giles County Virginia farmer Paul Lewis Snidow, 57, shot Kemper Cumbee, 67, in the back from his Pembroke home. Snidow, jailed in Pearisburg on murder charges, held more than a dozen officers at bay for about three hours with a high powered rifle. The incident followed Snidow claiming the shooting was a matter of elimination amid alleged threats on telephone lines.
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Giles County
Paul Lewis Snidow
Pembroke
Pearisburg
Kemper Cumbee
Cumbee
John Hopkins
Commonwealt
Robert L. Powell
Snidow
Hopkins
U. S
U. N
Jim Price
Miroslav
Naevalac
Government lodges new charges in dynamiting case
Federal prosecutors filed sabotage and conspiracy charges against Bernard Jerome Brous 51 of New York and Dale Christian Jensen 23 of Reno for May 28 explosions that damaged microwave relay towers in Wendover Utah Konells Utah and Cedar Mountain Utah and disrupted transcontinental communications. Jensen cooperates while Brous reportedly plans to plead his case in court.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Bernard Jerome Brous
Brous
Dale Christian Jensen
Reno
Nev
Wendover
Konells
Utah
Cedar Mountain
Texas
Jensen
Mexico
San Diego
Calif
Nevada
U.S
C. Nelson Day
Braus
Pair Quickly Acquitted Of Conspiracy In Ratterman Case
In Newport Kentucky Tito Carinci and Thomas Paisley were acquitted of conspiring to arrest George Ratterman a reform candidate for Campbell County sheriff. A Campbell Circuit Court jury found they were not proven to have conspired after the prosecution rested. Ratterman a former Browns player had argued Paisley helped frame him with the Glenn Hotel incident.
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Ratterman
Newport
Tito Carinci
Thomas Paisley
George Ratterman
Campbell County
Campbell Circuit
Carinci
Tropicana Club
Glenn Hotel
Paisley
Medina
Ohio
Annel
Grand Jury
Juanita Jean Hodges
Cleveland ‘Browns
Ray L. Murphy
Kennedy and Japan leader hold talks amid Korea unrest
Prime Minister of Japan meets President Kennedy as both express concern over South Korea's power shift. Doctors say Kennedy's recovery is satisfactory and he may discard crutches in two days. A tanker unloads Cuban blackstrap molasses near New Orleans with the president ordering investigators.
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Japan
Kennedy
South Korea
Cuba
New Orleans
Kennedy to discard crutches in two days doctor says
President Kennedy's physician and two specialists examined him and said he would be able to walk without crutches in two days. The doctors described the progress as satisfactory and noted daily exams will continue. Ultrasound treatments for back strain are no longer required after Monday session.
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Kennedy
Washington
Janet Travell
White House
Preston Wade
New York
J. H. Cheffey
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Andrew T. Hatcher
Hatcher
Travell
Ten Die in Floods Across Turkey
Heavy rains devastated multiple regions in Turkey on Tuesday with ten reported drownings. Thousands lost homes and crops suffered extensive damage as flooding spread.
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Ankara
Turkey
US and Soviet plan talks on New York Moscow air link
The United States and the Soviet Union plan to begin negotiations on direct air service between New York and Moscow. Pan American Airways and Aeroflot would operate the 5,000 mile route with a June 21 start proposed, and a July 18 delay requested by the U.S. State Department. No thaw is implied as talks focus on technical aviation matters rather than wider political issues.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Pan American Airways
Aeroflot
New York
Moscow
State Department
U.S
Buchanan Man Reported Improving After Shooting
James Dotson a 44 year old resident of Roseana in Buchanan County Virginia was reported improving at Grundy Hospital after a .38 caliber pistol wound to the chest suffered Monday afternoon His wife Janet Dotson is accused in the incident with no charges filed as sheriff Burl Rife and deputies continue the investigation.
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James Dotson
Roseana
Buchanan County
Grundy
Burl Rife
Dotson
Janet Dotson
Rife
Everett Justice
Tom Potter
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Moshe Landauan
Arthur H. Dean
Lincoln White
Neva
Dean Rusk
John J. McCloy
Khrush
Red China
Giles Farmer
East Germany
House Rules Committee
Wytheville
Sindow
Laos
Senate
West Virginia
Barron
Bill Irvin
Leon
Snndow
Ensenada
Buchanan
Joey Stevens
Grand Rapids
Mich
Joey
Charles Tigdon
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