Mrs EichmannVisits Husband in Ramie Prison
Mrs Vera Eichmann paid a secret visit to her condemned husband Adolf Eichmann in Ramie Prison near Jerusalem. She flew in from Zurich under an assumed name and left for Europe after two brief, 90 minute talks conducted through a glass panel with a lawyer's secretary present. The couple discussed family matters and their children as Eichmann remained composed and repeated farewell phrases until they meet again.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
APD
Vera Eichmann
Adolf Eichmann
Europe
Eichmann
Ramie
Senvice
Argentina
Titov Says Space Is Big Enough for All Nations
Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov told the United Nations there is room in outer space for everyone. He spoke at a reception for Thant and UN delegates and noted his 17 orbit flight. Titov said outer space is vast and may unite countries in exploration.
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Outer Space
New York
UPI
Gherman Titov
United Nations
Titov
Thant
UN Committee On Outer Space
Security Council
Stevenson
John H. Glenn, Jr
Washington
Committee On Space Research
International Council of Scientific Unions
Moscow
Space
Konstantin Zialkowski
Cosbar
Lavere Redfield Surrenders to Begin Five Year Prison Term
Reno millionaire LeVere Redfield surrendered to U S marshal to start serving a five year sentence for 1960 income tax evasion. Judge Joan R Ross imposed the term and a 60000 dollar fine after a $350000 tax evasion finding. A heart condition claim prompted a bid to stay the sentence but was denied.
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Reno
LeVere Redfield
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Joan R. Ross
Redfield
Burton Marks
Beverly Hill
Ross
Cold Vaccine Pact Goes to Pfizer Company
Public Health Service awarded Charles Pfizer & Co. Inc Terre Haute Ind the first contract to develop vaccines against the common cold. The firm received a one year 211000 dollar contract.
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Washington
UPI
Public Health Service
Charles Pfizer & Co., Inc
Terre Haute
Ind
Area Soldier Participates in Germany Exercise
Army PFC Carl E Spickle mier of Henderson Nevada joined personnel from the 47th Ordnance Group in Order I a two week command post exercise in Germany. Seventh U S Army ordnance units tested their ability to provide ordnance support for Seventh Army combat units under simulated combat conditions.
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Army
Carl E. Spicklemier
G. Spicklemier
Atlantic
Henderson, Nev
47Th Ordnance Group
Germany
Seventh U. S. Army
Seventh Army
Vegas Student Wins UM Honor
A Nevada student, William T. Holcomb Jr., son of Mr and Mrs W T Holcomb of 1041 E St Louis, was among 92 University of Michigan Law School students honored at the annual honors day banquet in Ann Arbor. Holcomb, a law junior, received a book award in the bills and notes course for the first semester 1931-62.
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Nevada
University of Michigan Law School
Ann Arbor
William T. Holcomb, Jr
W. T. Holcomb
E. St. Louis
Holcomb
U M Law School
Law Day USA observed in Nevada marks fifth year
State Bar of Nevada leads statewide observance with two aims. Foster respect for law to strengthen the nation as it grows in population and influence. Encourage public rededication to freedom under just laws and independent courts, contrasting rule of law with fear under communism.
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U.S.A
Nevada
United States
Funeral Tomorrow Set for Pioneer Area Resident Itha Sprague
Funeral services for Itha Mar Dudley Sprague 81 will be held tomorrow at the LDS Chapel in Logandale at 1 p.m. with Bishop Donald Whitney officiating. A Southern Nevada native and pioneer, Sprague died Saturday at Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital leaving a widow four daughters two brothers a sister thirteen grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
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Ithamar Dudley Sprague
LDS Chapel
Logandale
Donald Whitney
Southern
Nevada
Mr. Sprague
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Alice Sprague
Thomas Cotton
Gaylie Truman
George Chadburn
Draper
Utah
Glenn Lee
Overton
Oliver Sprague
Orson Sprague
Rubin Leavitt
Deafness as a silent killer and hearing aid offer
A traffic officer calls Deafness a silent killer while promoting testing for hearing loss and Beltone devices. He recounts a 1088 severe case helped by an electronic test and a Beltone Triumph 6 device. Free tests, no obligation, Beltone Hearing Service since 1945 at 219 N. 3rd Street with weekend and night appointments.
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Beltone
Beltone Hearing Service
N. 3Rd Street
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Mrs. Eichmann
Ales Service Rental
Dudley
U.S
South Vietnam
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Saigon
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
W. H. Krulak
Pentagon
Joint Staff
George W. Ball
U. S
Okinawa
Vie Nam
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Yuri Gagarin
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Moon
Earth
U.N
Economic and Social Council
Lavere Redfield
Law
Carson City
Goodby
Washoe County
Raymond L. Parker
Vernon Company
Newton
Iowa
Parker
Frank Musso
Sands Hotel
Clay
Twin Lakes Plaza
Coin Machine Technicians School
South 4Th Street
Vegas
Proudly
Casbar Theatre
Glenn Miller
Stan Erwin
Tex Beneke E
Ray Eberle
THE
Modernaires
Paula Kelly
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Characteirs
Ruth Wallis
Peter & Hank
Lloyd Lindroth
Arlene Fontana
Jim Downs
Bob Carson
Josephine Chianese
State Bar of
Supreme Court
Gordon R. Thompson
Grant Sawyer
Pioneer Area
Bunkervolle
LDS Church
Alabama
Florida
F. W. Tobin
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