Man Against Ghosts and the Eichmann Trial in Jerusalem
Editorial reflects on Adolf Eichmann’s upcoming trial in Jerusalem for leading roles in the Nazi genocide. It recalls Nazi methods from machine guns to gas vans and crematoria, notes defense questions about retroactive law and kidnapping, and ponders whether venue change or anti-Semitism fears will affect justice in this case against humanity.
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Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Auschwitz
Belsen
Adolf Eichnainn
State of Israel
Robert Servatius
Cologne
West Germany
Servatius
Eichmann
Israel
Buenos Aires
Y Eichmann
6 Day Faster Vote Tally in Absentee Ballots
County Registrar Benjamin S. Hite testifies for faster counting by shortening postmark and delivery windows for absentee ballots. Assembly measure sets postmark deadline three days before election day with ballots due by election day, while early counting begins six days earlier.
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Benjamin S. Hite
Hite
Assembly
California
Kennedy Hopes to Recast U S Image in Foreign Policy
President Kennedy aims to shift the United States from an imperial image and reshape Cold War alliances. He reverses the previous deterrence model, seeking to avoid atomic threats while strengthening allied forces and engaging neutral nations without clear commitments to either camp. He tests Moscow with diplomacy, UN cooperation, and selective disengagement.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Russia
China
Dulles
Asia
Africa
Laos
Congo
Fisenhower-Herler
Peiping
United Nations
Kennedy and Macmillan seek unity on nuclear future
President Kennedy pressed Britain to back U.S. leadership as the free world’s sole nuclear power, warning of risks with multiple nations having war triggers while Macmillan weighed Britain’s prestige and independence. They also discussed West European solidarity and continental coordination amid US expectations. Marcello deportation details emerge as he recounts the Guatemala incident and initial immigration confrontations.
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Macmillan
Key West
Laos
Peay
United States
Britain
Free World
England
Teddy
New Orleans
Guatemala
Philip Smith
Marcello
Guatemala City
Col
Antonio Batres
Col. Batres
Strictly Personal Man Entwines Light Tone and Deep Message
The columnist defends a light hearted approach, arguing Serious topics cannot fill every day. Amani's varied "Strictly Personal" persona blends humor, politics, and family insight to reflect human complexity. He seeks a dialogue, not dogmatic agreement, using playful moments to balance contemplation.
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Amani
Right Cause Wrong Man column sparks town debate
John M. Kelly of 509 E 17th St argues that public criticism of celebrated leaders is overdue. He defends a society's aim to expose perceived Communist manipulation and calls for accountability of Roosevelt Churchill Truman and others, insisting leaders are fallible and not above scrutiny.
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Mr. Lac
Collins
Mmere
Mr. Collins
Robert Welch
John M. Kelly
17Th St
Royal Lao army advances against Communist rebels claim
United Press reports Brig General Kouprasith says his Royal Lao Army group advances northward while repelling paratroopers as they push toward Muong Kassy. Katanga government says UN and Katanga forces clashed near Kalaba with firing started by neither side clearly.
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Kouprasith
Royal Laglan
The Independent Masthead and Addresses
The Independent lists staff roles and office locations including publisher Samuel C. Cameron general manager Larry Gothiner executive editor Miles Sines and editors. It notes advertising representative Ridder Johnnye with offices in New York Detroit Minneapolis San Francisco and Washington. Current usage of The Independent is maintained at listed offices.
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Herman J. Riddeton
Bubianne
Daniel H. Ridder
Harold M. Hines
Samuel C. Cameron
Gegl
Larry Gothiner
Bua
Lea
Malahim Epley
Miles &. Sines
Marry Fulton
Nat
Ridder Johnync
New York
Fifth Avenue Cheapo
Wrigley
Ortroit Penobacat
Minneapolis
Foshay
Lim Andaer
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