Terrorists Strike France In Wave Of Plastic Bombs
A series of plastic bomb blasts rocked Paris Marseille and other cities in France and Algeria Sunday night in defiance of De Gaulle government actions. Damages were heavy but injuries sparse as police intensified crackdowns and rebels weighed peace talks in Tunisia.
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Pirate Stull Plans on Revolt Aboard Santa Maria
New York report says Henrique Galvan led a three phase plan to seize the luxury liner Santa Maria on an Atlantic cruise as part of a broader effort to topple Portugal's dictator. He claimed the mission stalled due to money shortages while noting allied Spanish cooperation. The vessel surrendered in Recife, Brazil after the abortive seizure.
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Eichmann Defense Opens With Jurisdiction Challenges
In the Jerusalem trial of Adolf Eichmann, defense lawyer Dr. Robert Servatius plans multiple pleas to challenge the court. He will argue the trial lacks jurisdiction due to abduction from Argentina, retroactive Israeli law, and Israel’s late state status. Prosecution counters citing Nuernberg precedent and Jewish people’s rights.
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West Germany Faces Eichmann Trial Coverage and Guilt Debate
West German newspapers headline Eichmann trial as mass murder and bureaucrat of murder. The reports stress Germany’s thorough, factual coverage and a public rebuke of the defense that orders justified crimes. The debates touch on collective guilt, postwar democracy, and potential anti German sentiment abroad.
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Explosion at Afghan ammunitions dump kills 23
Kabul radio reported that at least 23 people were killed and 35 injured when an ammunitions dump exploded in Kabul three days after a pamphlet denouncing denial of Nazi brutalities. The pamphlet, distributed before Eichmann's trial, asserts most Germans witnessed Nazi crimes. Frankfurt citizens fled as the city feared the process. The Soviet Union reportedly rejected Israel's request for help while Poland Czechoslovakia and Hungary offered documentary evidence.
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AF Awaits Try to Catch Discoverer XXIII
Vandenberg Air Force Base reports Discoverer XXIII orbited the earth every 94 minutes Sunday as officials await the ideal moment to attempt the fifth recovery. A 300 pound capsule will be released by radio signal and retrieved in the Pacific Ocean off Hawaii if successful, following three air catches and one sea pickup.
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British girl dies in glider mishap at Victorville
Joyce Fletcher, 33, of York shire England, died at San Bernardino County Hospital from injuries after a glider accident in Victoryville. She had been in the United States 100 days, riding with her fiance and instructor Brian Masters as the glider towed and started to whip during takeoff and flipped.
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