Israel seeks death for Eichmann in genocide case
In Jerusalem the state demanded the death sentence for Adolf Eichmann, convicted of major crimes against the Jews. Attorney General Gideon Hausner urged the tribunal that genocide under Israel’s Nazi punishment law requires capital punishment, with the method to be decided by the court.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Hitler
Atty
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
Hausner
United Nations
Hitler Reich
Europe
Jones Speaker For Jaycees
Al Jones Blue Comet basketball coach spoke to Chanute Jaycees at the clubhouse about this season's prospects and schedule. Project items included Christmas adoption, Jaycee service award, and Jaycee Radio Day planned with Jaycee Week January 21 to 27.
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al Jones
Blue Comet
Chanute Jaycees
Jaycee
Jaycee Radio
Herman Colvin
Jim Keller
Caney Sunday
Bob Conger
Ray Christiansen
Kenny Kern
Ray Colvin
The
Jaynes
Jones
Dick Purdy
Robert Webb
Dwight Blackwood
Youths Return Home From International Farm Exchange
Farm youth from the International Farm Youth Exchange say extended overseas stays helped them value the United States more. Participants include Clay David Woolfolk Jr. of Pratt Kansas and Evelyn F. Dyck of [location77]. The program is sponsored by the National 4H Club Foundation.
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Washington
U.S
International Farm Youth Exchange
National
4H Club Foundation
Clay David Woolfolk Jr
Pratt, Kan
Columbia
Evelyn F. Dyck
American travelers return from abroad
Newton Kansas resident who visited Italy and Thomas J. Rish of Labadie Missouri are back from Israel. Billy E. New of Leavenworth Kansas became ill and remained in Ankara Turkey during the trip.
Deaths and Funerals in Humboldt Area
Obituaries list Mrs. Margaret M. Bybee of Chanute age 98 with survivors including daughter Mrs. L Ray Cole and multiple grandchildren. Also listed are Mrs. Fay N. Harrison of Humboldt, Lauretta S. Dimond of Humboldt, and Mrs Grace Piatt Boyer of Humboldt with service details and burial plans.
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Margaret M. Bybee
S. Highland
Upcounty
Iowa
Chanute
Thomas I. Bybee
Clinton
Methodist Church
L. Ray Cole
C. R. Meyer
Kansas City
Kan
John Congdon
Pueblo
Cole
Albert Sewell
Independence
Alice Warren
Moran
Johnson Mortuary
Marie Morris
Greenville
S.C
Cecile N. Steinman
Humboldt
Johnson Funeral Home
Gene Taylor
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lauretta
Dimond Lauretta S. Dimond
Bryant
Ottawa
Ill
Peter
Susan Dimond
Kansas
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chapter AM
Peo
J. Chester Dimond
Washington
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Farley
Blackstone
St. Joseph
Grace Piatt Boyer
Allen County Hospital
Iola
Ocheyedan
George
Kathryn Pratt
Carl B. Boyer
Geraldine Decker
Killeen
Tex
Marie Clark
Los Angeles
Helen Pennington
Wichita
Bob Young
The
Christian Church
Greenlawn Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Boyer
Rancher Bellinger Says 200 Letters Back Prairie Park Fight
Carl Bellinger of Pottawatomie County says about 200 letters support his stance against the Prairie National Park plan after Udall's land visit. He notes opposition from ranchers and congressmen, including one letter from Alaska, and argues funds should go to education and urban cleanup to avoid tax increases.
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Topeka
Kan
Carl Bellinger
Pottawatomie County
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Prairie National Park
Bellinger
Hospital admissions and dismissals listed at Neosho Memorial
The Daily Transcript records yesterday admissions including George Ambler and Mrs. Orville Ambarger with medical and surgical entries for Glenda Alexander. Today's admissions include Mrs. Merle Newlove Fay Pack and John Davison. Dismissals list George Ambler Mrs Ray Coder Mrs Julia Myers Leroy Halsted William Willis Eric and H Alan Rollow.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
George Ambler
N. Washington
Orville Ambarger
Thayer
Glenda Alexander
N. Highland
Merle Newlove
N. Malcolm
Fay Pack
S. Central
John Davison
Yates Center
Ray Coder
W. 7Th
Julia Myers
Skids Cause Car Crashes Across Slick City Streets
Police investigated a series of fender bending collisions on slick streets yesterday. Albert R. Smith and John Van Graham collided at Main and Lincoln around 1 45 p m. Damage totaled 30 for the station wagon and 40 for the Pontiac.
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Main
Lincoln
Albert R. Smith
Rantoul
John van Graham
S. Rutter
Great Western Drilling Co
Ronald E. Haigler
Washington
Robert
Soderquist
S. Ka
Linda Bower
R. 1
6Th
Erie
Jerry Sloan
Mainland State
Dessie Tayllor
Anthony J. Bollig
Eric R. 1. Sloan
Bollig
Auction listing of household goods and butcher equipment
A long list of items includes a G E refrigerator across top freezer, gas range, kitchen cabinet and dining pieces, plus antique furniture and bedroom sets. Also listed are butchering gear such as a scalding vat, 100 gal kettle, scales, rope falls, meat saws, and carts among many other articles.
Portrait of Lowe in a string of spring stickups
The article describes 23 year old Lowe’s crime spree with threats and robbery. It notes a judge ordering a reluctant 17 year old witness to the stand after she resisted and was shackled. It mentions damages and sentences including a 75 dollar and 50 dollar assessment for vehicles.
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Yvaro
Daddy-O
Lowe
Mary Ellen Harness
Chillicothe
Joe W. McQueen
Flu Epidemic Strikes Missouri Prompting School Closures
In Potosi Missouri an outbreak described as virus flu forced schools to close for a week after 600 to 800 of 2400 pupils were affected. The epidemic spread among adults and rural students as officials fear a peak this week and plan extended closures if needed.
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Potosi
St. Louis
Lowe
Hogs Higher Cattle Steady in Kansas City Livestock Report
Kansas City AP market summary shows cattle at 3 000 head with calves and various grades steady to high. Hogs at 4 500 with barrows and gilts up to 15 higher and sows higher, sheep 700 with lambs steady and feeders 11.00 to 12.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
U.S
At&t U
Anaconda
Atchison
D ” Beech Aire
Beth Steel
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Choice
Gen Elec U
Gen Motors Seenene
Kan
Util Monsan Chonan
Feeder
Mont Ward
iNo Am Avy
Penney JC Seeeene
Phill Pet
Oil Imports Tough Fight
The Independent Petroleum Association warned domestic oil producers face a hard battle to curb foreign imports as Interior Department data show a 12 206 barrel daily rise in imports for the first half of 1962. Leaders cite market flooding and national security concerns and press for congressional action to limit imports.
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Dallas
Independent Petroleum Association
Interior Department
Washington
Harold Decker
Association
Marvin L. McCullough
Wichita Falls
Beatnik Bandit Convicted in First Degree Robbery
Kansas City AP reports Earl Arthur Lowe known as the Beatnik Bandit was convicted on first degree robbery charges Tuesday, ending a high profile crime spree.
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Kansas City
Earl Arthur Lowe
Beatnik Bandit
Wall Street Mixed as Volume Edges Higher in Late Trade
Wall Street ended with a mixed tone as the market struggled to sustain an upside edge. Volume around 4.9 million shares aided by scattered blue chip strength, while several conservative issues lagged. Bond prices fell, and NYSE listed groups remained mostly lower amid trading. Livestock and cattle bids appeared, with detailed price ranges for hogs cattle and calves reported by Parsons Livestock.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Schoeppel Remains in Bethesda Hospital
Senator Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas stayed hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital. An aide indicated a condition update or statement could be released later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. Schoeppel
Washington
Andrew FF. Schoeppel
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Attorney Larson Resigns from Topeka Office
TOPEKA AP Resignation of Thomas V Larson an assistant attorney general assigned to the Alcoholic Beverage Control office was announced today by Attorney General William Ferguson.
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Topeka
Thomas V. Larson
Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Atty
William Ferguson
Kansas City Prices and Agri Reports From AP Dispatch
Kansas City market notes show wholesale egg prices and consumer egg costs, butter and poultry quotes, Chicago grain movements, and Kansas City cash grain bids. Listings include wheat, corn, soybeans, oats, barley, rye, and various cream and egg categories among regional trade figures.
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Kansas City
Hicago Grain
Chicago
Kansas City Cash
Shorts
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Westamerica Securities Inc
F. M. Harris
S. W. Finney
E. E. Lofgren Myron George
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Fay N. Harrison
Edward N. Harrison
Springfield
Melissa Noyes
Harrison
United States Army
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Daily Transcript
a@ rest home
Temco
B.T.U
W. Wise
Howard Dryden
1St National Bank
Kans
Missouri
Wall Street
Poinsettias
Chanute Tribune
N. Evergreen
Upright Cleaners
Eureka
General Electric
Lewys
Hoover
Apex
Westinghouse
Electrolux
Airway
Wards
Pha
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