West German court visits Auschwitz for on site hearings
A West German war crimes court in Poland began three days of hearings at Auschwitz Birkenau. Twenty defendants face charges of mass murder of Jews with 2.5 to 4 million victims. Only Dr Franz Bernhard Lucas attended. others remain jailed or free on bail.
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Stevenson accuses USSR and China of Congo aid
United Nations Ambassador Adlai E. Stevenson charged the Soviet Union, Communist China, and several African nations with aiding Congo rebels. He defended the U.S. airlift that rescued 2,000 hostages and urged creation of an international inspection group to end outside intervention in Congo affairs.
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Steel Industry Rejects USW Pay Demands in Policy Statement
Pittsburgh report says the nation’s steel industry issued a blanket rebuttal of United Steelworkers proposals ahead of contract talks. R. Conrad Cooper of U.S. Steel led a three-member panel denying workers’ claims of shared prosperity and noting 1955 to 1963 asset returns dropping from 14th to 37th among 41 industries. USW president David J. McDonald avoided comment, hinting at possible remarks later.
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