Eichmann Executed After Israeli Court Upholds Death
Adolf Eichmann was hanged in Jerusalem after Israel’s Supreme Court rejected his appeal for clemency. He had been convicted of plotting the Holocaust and transporting Jews to extermination camps. The execution followed swift justice after his capture in Argentina.
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Lachment
Israel
Hitler
I Iraeli Supreme Court
Eichmann
Izhak Ben-Zvi
Jerusalem
Supreme Court
Ramleh
William Hull
Tel Aviv-Jeru
Salem Road
Germany
Argentina
Austria
Eichmannn
Vera
Machan
Jesus
Hull
Adolf Eichmann
Nuernberg International Tribunal
David Ben- Gurion
Lfe
Rockefeller to Speak at Spelman College Graduation
Albany AP reports Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller will give a commencement address Monday at Spelman College in Atlanta Georgia. He will then meet Republican party workers in the state famous for its Democratic lean. The national figures link to the school’s founder John D Rockefeller Sr.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Georgia
Republican Party
Spelman College
Atlanta
John J. Rockefeller
School For
Negro Women
Antique Car Owners Win Prizes In Tour
Five antique car owners were awarded prizes after last Sunday's Indiana County Christmas Tree Candelstick Tour. Roy Fleming presented to George Johnston Apollo 1927 Chrysler Roadster and Clair Lyle Punxsutawney 1930 Model A Ford Roadster. Other participants included Glen Stephens Bruin 1930 Model A, James Sutton Indiana 1920 Model T, and George Winebark Rochester Mills 1922 Buick Sedan, with many more entries listed. Fleming thanked owners and gas-deicer sponsors and said plans to enlarge next year’s tour.
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Growers Association
Roy Fleming
George Johnston
Apollo
Clair Lyle
Punxsutawney
Rustic Lodge
Glen Stephens
Bruin
United States
Britain
France
Rusk
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tharvis
James P. Sutton
George Winebark
Rochester Mills
Buick
Donald Barnoff
Joseph Benedek, Jr
Clearfield
C. Dills
Richard C. Hitchcock
Joseph Hollis
Robert L. Kendrick
Reynoldsville
Merle Kunselman
Clee
James H. Means
Leonard Rishel
Marion Center
Elva Straw
Days Vanderpool
Eugene Ward
Fleming
Addanks
Deicers
Indiana County Christmas Tree Growers Association
Indiana County
Coffman
Police Cite Drunken Arrest Hike in Pa. Four Months
Harrisburg(AP) Pennsylvania state police arrested 237 persons on drunken driving charges in the first four months of 1902, nearly doubling the prior year. Commissioner Frank G. McCartney attributed the rise to intoximeter tests, noting no crackdown. Intoximeters were legalized in 1961 and used since December. previously a doctor diagnosed intoxication.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Frank G. McCartney
Bomb Threat Arrest Follows Airline Incident
Walter D. Voelsch Jr. of Cranford New Jersey faces charges after allegedly uttering a bomb threat to airline stewardesses in Detroit. He claimed it was a latte joke but FBI questioned him and the airline searched the plane. Voelsch could face up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine for false information about an alleged attempt to blow up a jetliner.
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Detroit
Walter D. Voelsch Jr
Cranford
FBI
Voelsch
Monroe Auto Equipment Co
Monroe Midh
Goodman Accepts Soviet Jam Session Invite in Moscow
Soviet composers invited Benny Goodman and his band to a public jazz jam in Moscow. Goodman accepted instantly during a noon meeting with Aram Khachaturian and others. He noted he would review their schedule and hopes to perform for a dance audience in a large Moscow hall while continuing a monthlong Soviet tour.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Benny Goodman
Aram Khachaturyan
Goodman
Tikhon Khrennikov
Soviet Union of Composers
Goodsman
Goodman i
Meadowlands
Russia
Miles Dawri
Vis
Stanj
Kenton
United States
Srenarkov
Headstrong Elephant Takes Night Out On Town In Paterson NJ
Norma the 34 ton elephant from Clyde Beaty-Cole Bros Circus tore loose in Paterson. Police and keepers chased her through streets as a sidewalk gave way and she backed into a narrow gap between a house and a garage. After a lumber-yard interlude she calmed and returned to the circus, but Nora earned the night off.
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Paterson
Norma
Frank Orman
Clyde Beaty-Cole Bros. Circus
NYC Cab Stolen In Police Chase
Beatrice Miles, 40, a Black woman, stole a taxicab in East Harlem after the driver briefly left the vehicle. An 18 block pursuit followed as officers fired 18 shots to stop the cab and three police cars were rammed. The car crashed into a bridge railing. Miles was arrested on grand larceny and felonious assault charges after police freed her from the locked cab. She claimed someone was after her and sat reading a Bible at the station.
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New York
East Harlem
Beatrice Miles
District Hospital Births and Admissions May Indiana
May births at District Hospital Indiana include a son for Mr and Mrs George Ricker of 209 Courtland Road Indiana. Admissions list names such as William R Wensell Lucerne mine Mrs Thelma Kenosh 180 N 4th St Indiana Joseph Rich 244 Pine St Punxsy George L Spinelli 223 Courtland Rd Indiana etc. Discharges for May include Verna Luscia Homer City Ruby Kwisnek Clarksburg Frank McGara Indiana Susan Galonis Indiana Susan Leary Indiana Sara Sharp Creekside Walter A Little Indiana and others.
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George Ricker
Courtland Road
Indiana
William R. Wensell
Lucerne
Mines
Thelma Kenosh
N. 4Th
Joseph Rich
Pine St
Punxsy
George L. Spinelli
Paul Michael
Poplar St
James A. Sloan
R.D
Blairsville
Earl E
Edward Harberth
Karen Zaveson
Charles L. Harnett
New Florence
Blair L. Lewis
Margaret Lowman
Dixonville
Frances Warholick
Homer City
Loretta Willis
Clarksburg
Bertha Shimko
Lucernemines
Market rally fades as traders take profits
Recovery Thursday spurred a broad stock rebound with banners from Du Pont and Texaco among others, but early gains faded as institutions cut positions. Eldon Grimm of Walston & Co said traders were taking quick profits while Congress eyed a possible inquiry and the SEC probed market irregularities.
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Eral Motors
Union Carbide
du Pont
International Nickel
Texaco
Jwesewis
Smnana
Eldon i Grimm
Walston
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Congressional
Wright, Palman
D-Tex
Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
William Cary
Bains
William E. Ferguson
Chicago
Thomson & McKinnon
Obituaries for Flook and Cybak in Indiana and Homer City
Obituary notices report the deaths of Raymond Flook M4 of Barnesboro and Mary Hrebik Cybak 58 of Homer City with details of survivors including children and siblings. Services were held in Indiana and Homer City with Rosary prayers and Requiem Mass, and interment in local cemeteries. The notices also reference court and political commentary surrounding internal security law debates and reactions from figures in Oakland and Seattle.
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Raymond Flook
Leonard
Frostburg
Barnesboro
Samuel
Gro
Irene
Miconi
Ernest
Era
Joseph
Aultman
Cataldo
Heig
Floyd
Middleton
Ohio
George
Robinsons McFeeley
School Street
Lytle’s
Indiana
Diana
Joseph Goody
Frank Olear
Mary Hrebik Cybak
South Main Street
Homer City
Indiana Hospital
John and
Mary Hrebik
Bagley
Graceton
St. Mary’s G.C. Church
The
Rosary and Altar Society
Greek Catholic Union
Mike Cybak
Albert
Cleveland
Marie Loring
Eugene
Irene) Michalak
Inkster
Mich
Elmer
Helen) Maggio
Dayton
Edward
John
Ann) Sasala
Nick Hrebik
Joseph Hrebik
James
Kathryn) Malinowski
Buffalo
N.Y
Mike Hrebik
Homer City &D
Steve Hrebik
New Derry
John Hrebik
Nesquehoning
Patrick J. Hallow
Kennedy
Ling
John J. Baycura
St. Bernard's Camentary Indiaa
RFK Pushes Communist Registration Convictions Mentioned
The report notes Dorothy Healey and Burt Gale Nelson as district chairs in Los Angeles and Seattle linked to a push for communist registration. It recalls 1953 Smith Act convictions of Mrs Tormey and Weinstock, with prison terms of two and three years. The board sets a 20 day reply window before hearings and possible court review, with penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine for noncompliance.
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Dorothy Healey
Los Avengeles
Southern California
Burt Gale Nelson
Seattle
Northwest
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