Eichmann Admits Human Guilt For Jewish Deaths
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann testifies under cross examination that he feels guilt from a human point of view for the deaths of millions of Jews in World War II. He says he cannot admit personal legal guilt and that he acted only on orders. The exchange with Attorney General Hausner draws reactions from the courtroom as Landau orders silence.
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Adolf Eichmann
Hausner
Eichmann
Israel
Hitler
Europe
Reich
Moshe Landau
Red Army
Berlin
Landau
UAW Seeks 8-Point Plan to Create Auto Jobs
The United Auto Workers presented General Motors with an eight point proposal to boost jobs by shortening the work week without pay loss and extending vacations and holidays. It urged other measures including earlier retirement and overtime limits while accusing supervision of contract violations. AMC also pressed gains in bargaining as unions push for job security and a continuing UAW-AMC conference.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Unon
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Walter Reuther
AMC
Edward Cushman
Cushman
American Motors
U.S. and Soviet Agree to Open Air Talks
The United States and the Soviet Union will begin direct air talks on July 18 to establish a New York to Moscow commercial air route, announced by the State Department on Friday.
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U.S
Washington
Russia
New York-Moscow
State Department
Girl Confesses Tying Toddler in Park Drowning Case
Chyrel Jolls, 15, admits binding and gagging 3 year old Andy Ashley and leading authorities to the park lake edge where he drowned on June 23. She denies drowning him as police plan to charge her with the 5 year old Richard Edgington kidnapping as tests continue.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Chyrel Jolls
Andy Ashley
Park Lake
Chyrel
Richard Edgington
Ashley
Sinc
Edgington
Samuel Yodelson
Andy
New York City Tax Revenue Climbs to Record Levels
New York City saw income from sales and business taxes rise to record levels over the last year, signaling strong fiscal performance for the metropolis.
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New York
New York City
Hoffa Opponent Concedes Defeat at Midway Point
James R. Hoffa was re elected by acclamation to a second five year Teamster presidency after Milton Liss withdrew as a candidate at the midway point of the convention. Liss had 15 votes when he exited, ensuring Hoffa’s unanimous renomination amid a noisy rally.
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Miami Beach
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Milton Liss
Hoffa
Edward Painter
Oakland
Calif
Liss
Newark
N.J
James Luken
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio
Fake Attorney Impersonator Arrest Ends 100 Cases
FBI agents in San Francisco arrested Daniel Jackson Morgan 50 of Birmingham Alabama for posing as lawyer L A Harris and handling about 100 cases in Washington D C He faced multiple prior convictions and three clients on death row awaited execution in D C Morgan entered the YMCA under alias John Clark and offered no resistance Analysts note the scope included 22 criminal cases with 12 convictions and 8 guilty pleas while civil cases numbers were unavailable
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Washington, D.C
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Daniel Jackson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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L. A. Harris
District of Columbia
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Ala
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Chicago
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YMCA
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Utah Knotty Case Drives Search Across Iowa
A killer who shot a Connecticut couple in Utah and abducted a 15 year old girl is being sought in eastern Iowa. Authorities chase a swarthy suspect in a blue Chevrolet with no rear plate seen near Maquoketa and across Clinton Jackson Dubuque and Cedar counties.
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Clinton
Utah
Iowa
Maquoketa
Connecticut
Talks on Laos Duration Yields Few Results
Rome AP reports U S Ambassador W Averell Harriman and Cambodia Prince Norodom Sihanouk met for about 20 minutes Friday to discuss Laos but apparently produced no significant outcome.
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Rome
U. S
W. Averell Harriman
Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
Laos
Atlas longest flight marks new long range weapon test
CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Atlas E missile completed a 9050 mile oceanic flight ending near 1000 miles high after 414 minutes. It demonstrated long range capability and potential to carry larger warheads enabling targets up to 12000 miles away.
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Indian Ocean
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Cone
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General Dynamics Astronautics
U.S
The
Pacific
Lou Locatell Seeks Cedar Rapids Finance Post
Lou Locatell 62 of 512 Fifteenth St SE announces his candidacy for Cedar Rapids finance commissioner. He is a Borgenson Sales manager and salesman and teaches salesmanship at Washington High School. Locatell cites rising taxes and favors education in finance. He has lived in Cedar Rapids since 1937, is married with two children and a Masonic lodge member.
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Cedar Rapids
Louis
Lou) Locatell
Fifteenth St. SE
Locatell
Stewart Shank
Borgenson Sales
Locatellon
Washington High School
Masonic Lodge
Girl Seeks Opponent in Tennis Golf Piano And More
A humorous note jokes that a girl seeking a husband must master tennis golf piano and being dumb to attract a partner. The quip plays on expected male and female stereotypes and uses lighthearted wordplay.
East Berlin Tightens Rule on West Berlin Work
East Berlin moves to strictly enforce a 1953 law requiring residents to obtain Communist authorities’ approval before working in West Berlin. About 50,000 East Berliners reportedly hold Western jobs as the regime vows to expose violators. East German officials also target RIAS radio and civil aircraft radio use in Berlin.
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East Berlin
West Berlin
Karl Maron
U.S
RIAS
Berlin
Communist
Germany
Maron
Friedrich Burmeister
East Germany
Russia
Kennedy to Fly to Cape Cod for Berlin Talks
President Kennedy arranged a late Friday flight to Cape Cod for a weekend conference with three key advisers. The meeting, described as non emergency in tone, will discuss Germany and Berlin in general rather than Khru shchev’s message reply, which is nearly worked out but not likely sent before Tuesday.
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Kennedy
Cape Cod
Berlin
Salinger
State Rusk
Defense McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
Germany
U.S
Khrushchev
U S Pressure on Khrushchev Over Berlin Notes Reported
A U S note reportedly warned that Berlin negotiations are futile unless Soviet leader Khrushchev proposes more reasonable terms. The article notes the message and references continued coverage on page 3.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
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