Weeping defense attorney on Auschwitz tour bonds with grim evidence
UPI reports Anton Reiners cried after West German judges watched a film of Auschwitz liberation during a three day on site inspection. The Frankfurt war crimes panel, led by Judge Walter Hotz, is reviewing deaths at the camp including gas chambers and drownings.
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UPI
Auschwitz
Anton Reiners
Oswald Kaduk
Herbert Scherpf
Frankfurt
Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp
Reiners
Hans Grossmann
Walter Hotz
Robert Mulka
Mulka
Auschwitz-Birkenau
Bloc 15
Hotz
Grossmann
Hans Stark
Stark
No New Italian Head Yet
In Rome the Italian parliament failed to elect a new president on the first ballot with Giovanni Leone receiving 319 votes, Umberto Terrschiini 250, and Giuseppe Saragat 140 of 963 electors. The vote, lasting three hours, showed a divided house and tested Premier Aldo Moro’s center left coalition as Communist members held sway over the process.
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Rome
UPI
Giovanni Leone
Christian Democratic Party
Umberto Torrschhini
Giuseppe Saragat
Christian Democrats
Chamber of Deputies
Aldo Moro
California Butcher Strike Ends
A 10 day strike by butchers against about 1100 meat markets in seven of eight southern California counties ended after an all night negotiation session led by a federal mediator. Separate talks with a San Diego union local continued as terms of the three year contract were not released until ratification.
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Los Angeles
UPS
California
John Fenton
San Diego Union
Afl-Cio Meat Cutters Union
Food Employers Council
Fenton
Kosygin to Visit London for Talks With Wilson
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin will travel to London in the new year for discussions with Britain’s Labour government. Prime Minister Harold Wilson announced Kosygin’s acceptance of the invitation and noted the trip would be his first abroad since Khrushchev’s ousting. Wilson also outlined plans to visit Moscow and to travel to Bonn Paris and Rome in a bid to weld Western and world unity.
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London
Labor Board decision could end bargaining with workers
The NLRB issued a 4-1 ruling against General Electric for failing to bargain in good faith with the AFL-CIO UEW in 1960. It bars direct employer campaigning to workers via media to undermine the union, prompting GE and the UEW to consider appeals.
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NLRB
General Electric Co
Afl-Cio Union of Electrical Workers
UEW
James B. Carey
Carey
Boyd Leedom
Peron agrees to quit politics to remain in Spain
Former Argentine dictator Juan D. Peron agreed in writing to stop political activities as the condition for staying in Spain. Spain had given him a 30 day ultimatum last Friday, and he has lived in exile for three years.
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UPI
Juan D. Peron
Spain
Ministry of Information
Peron
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