Eichmann Is Sentenced to Die Demand From Israel
Israel pressed for the death penalty for Adolf Eichmann as the special tribunal heard a demand from Atty. Gen. Hausner that the Nazi leader be executed for genocide. Eichmann refused mercy, stating he must suffer for others and serve his fate. Atty. Gen. Hausner urged one sentence.
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Jerusalem
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Coonel
Eichmann
Special
Eeichmann
Gideon Hausner
Europe
Hitler
Hausner
Robert Servatius
Attorneyeneral
Servatius
United Nations
Well Distributed NATO Arsenal Grows Says Norstad
General Lauris Norstad told the Western European Union assembly that NATO's nuclear arsenal is well distributed and expanding. He said there is no plan to place independent control of warheads in any new country and that U S bases in Europe stockpile warheads with Britain controlling a smaller share. He noted Berlin’s threat and NATO gains, projecting 21 to 23 fully equipped divisions by January 1.
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Western European Union
NATO
Europe
West Germany
United States
Britain
Norstad
Berlin
Thomas Will File For Vacant Post
State Senator J. Max Thomas of Marshville plans to file for the unexpired term of Lieutenant Governor on Friday. He will go to Raymond Maxwell's office at 10 a.m. to tender his filing fee. The vacancy followed Cloyd Philpott's August death and a disputed opinion by Attorney General Wade Burton on election necessity. If the fee is refused, a mandamus action may seek to force acceptance and a special election. Thomas represents Anson, Stanly and Union counties and is a lawyer and gas-company president.
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Winston-Salem
J. Max Thomas
Marshville
Union County
Thomas
Twin City Sentinel
Raymond Maxwell
Cloyd Philpott
Lexington
Philpott
N. C. Board of Elections
Wade Burton
Burton
Board of Elections
Board of Election
Anson
Stanly
Union Counties
Senate
R. A. Toomas Gas Company
North Carolina anti shoplifting law upheld by court
The North Carolina Supreme Court reversed a lower ruling and upheld the 1957 anti shoplifting law. Marie Hales had been convicted in Wilson Recorder's Court for concealing goods without paying. The court defined the offense as a misdemeanor with fines up to 100 dollars and up to six months imprisonment.
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N.C
Raleigh
State Supreme Court
North Carolina
Wilson County
Marie Hales
Wilson
General Assembly
U S and Britain differ over Congo cease fire call
Washington reports the United States rejects an immediate Congo cease fire urged by Britain. Undersecretary George W. Ball states the UN must meet minimum objectives before halting hostilities while U Thant seeks a Katanga cease fire. Ball acts for an absent Secretary Rusk.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Congo
United Nations
George W. Ball
Ball
Dean Rusk
Paris
U.N
U Thant
Katanga
U. N
Moise Tshombe
U. S
Governor Finds No Abuse Of Travel By State Officials
Gov Sanford concludes after a six month study that state officials did not abuse travel. He cites no specific officials and says the report covers SBI, Ports Authority, industrial development and other agencies. He notes some agencies must travel to communicate with Washington and taxpayers funded portions of trips.
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Raleigh
Sanford
Charles Holloman
State Bureau of Investigation
State Ports Authority
Washington
Bethlehem Inn Too Full For Mary and Joseph
The narrative recalls Mary and Joseph seeking privacy for Mary's delivery in Bethlehem. Crowded inns and streets filled with travelers force them toward a cave below the main structure where animals are kept as Mary nears birth. Joseph negotiates for a private place, fearing no room remains.
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Bethlehem
Mary
Joseph
David
House of David
Swedish U.N. jets attack Lido Hotel in Elisabethville
Four Swedish U.N. aircraft bombed the Lido Hotel to flush out Katanga troops. U.N. forces massed Globemaster reinforcements. Katanga readies a major offensive as new violence flares in Kivu. Gizenga factions move from the Oriental Province as U.N. warnings mount.
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Elisabethville
Katanga, the Congo
U.N
Lido Hotel
Katanga
U.S
Leopoldville
Europe
Norbert Moke
Kivu
Congo
Oriental
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
Communist Bloc
Cyrille Adoula
Kindu
United States
U.N. Security Council
Moise Tshombe
United Nation
Flu Epidemic Paralyzes Small Town in Missouri
POTOSI Mo AP a flu epidemic has disabled about 20 school children and many adults in this 2800 population town. 800 of 1300 children were absent, schools closed, meetings canceled, and many businesses operated with reduced staff as physicians worked overtime. A Potosi Flat River game was postponed and a junior high tournament delayed. The virus flu began three weeks ago and may end by week’s end.
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Potosi
St. Louis
Flat River
Rusk pledges to defend Berlin rights at NATO meeting
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told NATO ministers the United States will not bargain away war won Western rights in West Berlin. He warned against any Soviet move to restrict Allied access or autonomy, urging unity while noting possible peace talks with East Germany. Belgian, Canadian, and British ministers echoed readiness to negotiate with the Soviets.
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Paris
Dean Rusk
America
United States
Berlin
Rusk
NATO
Soviet Union
West Berlin
U.S
East Germany
Europe
China
Washington
Kremlin
Canada
Britain
Paul-Henri Spaak
Sanford Re emphasizes Need and Use Of Food Tax
Sanford pushes the 3 percent food tax, saying it funds school improvements. He notes some chain store managers dispute the tax but aims to highlight its benefits. He defends using a state airplane tied to industrial development and cites Hayes Corp plans at Elizabeth City Naval Air facility with large payroll potential.
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Sanford
Raleigh
Elizabeth City
Hayes Corp
Birmingham
Ala
Elizabeth City Naval Air Facility
Weeksville
Mother’s fear prompts police probe into Glen Alpine assault
Charlotte Police Chief John S. Hord said he will seek a warrant for young men accused of assaulting Glen Alpine students after a Glen Alpine teacher warned downtown Charlotte streets are unsafe at night. An assault on four girls and two boys occurred December 8, with witnesses reluctant to prosecute.
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Charlotte
N.C
John S. Hord
Glen Alpine
Rheta M. Fletcher
Charlotte Observer
Mecklenburg Hotel
Mecklenburg Ho
Chief Hord
Chicago
Bill
W.A.) McCall
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Milton S. Kronheim Jr
David Andrews
Boone
Morton Sobell
Appalachian State Teachers College
Goldsboro
Sobell
Junius
Ethel Rosenberg
Mark
Andrews
Preston Hughes Jr
Boone Methodist Church
NATO Arsenal
Lauris Norstad
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
By Jim Bisho
THE
Judea
Egypt
By John Latz
Brussels
U.S. Air Force
Globemasters
George Ivan Smith
Katanga Nation
Santa
Brooklyn
Rus
Arthur Gavshon
Sovie Union
Maurice Couve d Murville
Arents
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