Eichmann Hangs For War Crimes
Adolf Eichmann, 58, former Gestapo official, hanged at Ramleh Prison near Tel Aviv after Israel’s Supreme Court rejected his appeal. He died at two minutes before midnight in a third story storeroom gallows, his body cremated and ashes cast into the Mediterranean.
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Supreme Court
Yehak Ben-Zvi
Wich Tan
Jerusalem
Ramich
William Hull
Senator Snooper and the clutter of mistaken beliefs
In a humorous column the writer critiques common ignorance while noting many people falsely claim knowledge about many things. The piece surveys public discourse and reflects on how misinformation spreads through everyday life.
High Point Man Claims Not Reckless Driving
Charles Goodwin of High Point aged 75 faced reckless driving charges in court. He testified he was not driving recklessly, citing time with his girlfriend and occasional off road maneuvers to make her squeal while he was driving. He was ordered to pay court costs.
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N.C
Charles Goodwin
Goodwin
Eichmann Execution Sparks Mixed Global Reactions
London and Paris observers react to Adolf Eichmann’s hanging with mixed views. Some praise the justice served for the Holocaust, others condemn capital punishment and question accountability of higher Nazi leaders. Public opinion ranges from approval to shock across Europe.
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Europe
Box opened in Texas bank as Estes case widens
Authorities reported one box in a Texas bank was uncovered but Estes and his lawyers refused to allow investigators access without a court order. Investigators seek any additional deposit boxes and examine financial records, including checks to cash or to Estes, amid FBI IRS and Senate probes into Estes' political contributions and government ties.
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Communists Shell Quemoy Islands in First Attack
Chinese forces fired 47 shells at the Quemoy Islands Thursday in the first incident on four days. Taipei defense officials said the light barrage began at 7 15 p.m. and lasted about an hour and 40 minutes.
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Kennedy seeks register of 10 Communist party leaders
Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy petitions the Subversive Activities Control Board to compel 10 individuals to register as agents of the Communist party. The group includes William L Patterson and Belly Gannett Tormey of Brooklyn and Miriam Friedlander of New York City, all named as party officials. Others listed include Arnald Samuel Johnson Lima in Oakland and Burt Gale Nelson in Seattle, with several California, New York, and Northwest district figures.
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Indigent Care Seen As Federal Burden
A hospital survey in the Philadelphia South Jersey metro area finds indigent care funded by charity burdens general hospitals. It calls for federal takeover of indigent care and outlines plans to replace unsafe buildings, consolidate beds, and standardize hospital capacity across eight counties.
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Jersey
Soviet seize third Japanese boat near coast
A Soviet patrol captured a small Japanese fishing boat about two miles off Japan over alleged violations of Soviet territorial waters. The Maritime Safety Board reported this marked the third Japanese vessel seized by the Soviets since May 1, 20.
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Richardson vows to block Blue Route over beauty concerns
Democratic candidate Richardson Dilworth said he would likely block the Blue Route if elected, arguing the projected price is too high not just in dollars but in the loss of the area's beauty. He criticized the plan during remarks by the Daily Times.
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Daily Times
Richardson Dilworth
Philadelphia
Drum Creek
Dilworth
SEPACT support shapes Delaware County governor race
Democrat candidate Richardson Dilworth calls SEPACT essential to a regional mass transit future. Delaware County officials split over funding 190000 in the first year, with Watkins opposing and Welsh supporting SEPACT while Swing waits. Dilworth stresses urban growth and rail mobility to justify the plan.
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Richardson Dilworth
Sepact
Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Compact
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Dilworth
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Chester
Bucks
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William A. Welsh
Albert J. Swing
Market Eases Off After Sharp Early Week Slump
New York stocks turned uneven as trading opened, with some investors taking profits after the previous rally. The tape lag persisted and turnover reached about 10.7 million shares as key issues showed small gains and losses amid renewed caution.
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Pacific Ocean
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Chrysler
Lastman Kaldak
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Dilworth Campaign Stops Canceled by Severe Cold
Democratic candidate for governor Richardson Dilworth is sidelined by a severe cold and laryngitis. Campaign appearances in Columbia County and Northumberland County have been canceled and will be rescheduled.
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Richardson Dilworth
Dilworth
Columbia County
Northumberland County
Green Route proposal eyed for media highway plan
In Delaware County discussions the Department of Public Highways weighed a westerly loop to bypass Crum Creek Valley, but the valley route was favored by the U S Bureau of Public Roads. Opponents urged building west of Media while the “Green Route” would cost at least six percent more and serve 25 percent less traffic.
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Refrigerator Ad Seeks SEQ Sale Price
Classified note advertises a refrigerator model Shelvador NEA with model name FRERVER 30 1h and very good condition. Asking price 75 dollars. Unclear source location.
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