Eichmann Lived in Constant Fear Before Capture in Argentina
The report describes Adolf Eichmann as living in constant fear of assassination as Israeli agents captured him in a Buenos Aires suburb. He used false names, moved frequently, and hid with his family before being seized and transported to Israel for trial.
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Replacement of Queen Mary Liner Proposed
A government committee urged Britain to build a 75 000 ton liner to replace the Queen Mary. The proposal seeks 294 knot speed and capacity 2 270 300 more than the aging ship, with 18 million pounds loaned by the government toward a 36 million pound project, Cunard to operate. In Paris the National Assembly defeated a motion to free Pierre La Gaillarde, an Algiers deputy, pending trial on charges tied to the January insurrection.
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