Eichmann Testifies He Sought No Legal Basis for Killings
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann tells the court he did not seek legal justification for mass murder of Jews, saying orders came from superiors and that German law did not authorize such acts. He denies modifying the Wannsee record and questions IV B 4 and III A involvement.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Hitler
Gestapo
Gideon Hausner
Eichmann
Globocnik
Gauleiter of
Lublin
Hausner
Europe
Poland
Auschwitz
Wannsee
Reinhard Heydrich
Three Millionth Car Produced During ’61
DETROIT AP The auto industry will build its three millionth car of the calendar year this week two months behind the 1960 pace. Corvair leads ahead while Chevrolet, Dodge, and Pontiac trail. Model-by-model gaps likely widen as 1961 models close out earlier.
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Detroit
Corvair
Comet
Lincoln
Falcon
Chevrolet
Dodge
Pontiac
Walnut area announces weddings births and accidents
Jo Lea Reynolds and Jilda Schulte of Thayer greet their great grandparents and new family roles as relations recite family ties. Donald Rowe wed in Girard while Jerry Machin recovers after a farm accident. Newborn Catherine Elizabeth and Richard Daniel join the community with grandparents named.
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Jo Lea Reynolds
Jilda Schulte
Thayer
Joe Rey
Nolds
Girard
Donald Rowe
Roy Rowe
Walnut
First Christian Church
Jerry Machin
Jim Machin
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Carsons Ambulance
Earl Dean Kennedy
Cedar Bluff
Coffeyville
Bill Finley
Kansas City
Catherine Elizabeth
Sterling
Oscela, Mo
Lyle Finley
Elizabeth Daub
FAA seeks laws to punish crimes on airplanes in flight
FAA administrator Halaby announced plans to draft federal legislation with FBI chief Hoover to address serious in flight crimes. He noted no existing federal statutes cover assault battery maiming or robbery occurring aboard aircraft, with enforcement possible only after landing.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Najees Halaby
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Halaby
Missouri Counties Lower Wolf Bounty
Nine southwestern Missouri counties bordering Kansas set a new bounty for wolves. Full grown wolf pelts drop to six dollars and pup pelts to one dollar and fifty cents. The move aims to curb cross border pelts amid concerns of hunting across the line.
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Missouri
Nevada
Kansas
Public Auction in Neodesha lists furniture antiques and supplies
A public auction at 713 Iowa St Neodesha Kansas offers furniture several antique items plumbing and electrical supplies and various articles. The sale begins Friday July 21 at 12 30 PM. Terms cash. Not responsible for accidents. Auctioneers Troutman and Marple. Clerk Ed Worley First National Bank of Neodesha Kansas.
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Ed Worley
First
Nat'l Bank of
Neodesha, Ks
No Ice Cream? Louisville Schools Drop Menu Treats
Louisville public schools will not include ice cream on lunch menus this fall. Superintendent Samuel V. Noe cited low popularity and high cost as reasons. City schools serve about 47,000 pupils who consumed 29,000 gallons in the past year.
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Louisville
Samuel V. Noe
Noe
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Richard Daniel
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Troutman and Marple
US Weather Bureau
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