Bombs Helped Halt Nazi Slaughter, Eichmann Trial Hears
Witness Baron Philip Von Freudiger testified in Frankfurt that American bombings and protests disrupted Adolf Eichmann's Nazi mass murder of Hungarian Jews. He said bombings killed many including Jews and forced a halt to deportations to Auschwitz after June 2 1944, noting Hungary faced threatened actions by the United States.
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Germany
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Auschwitz
Philip von Freudiger
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Budapest
Jerusalem
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hungary
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Hasidic Maccabees Organize Night Patrol in Crown Heights
In Brooklyn Crown Heights, a Hasidic sect forms the Maccabees vigilante patrol to curb street violence. Over 100 volunteers in six-car radio-equipped units patrol from sundown to sunrise, unarmed yet ready to intervene. Patrols include non Jewish participants and aim to reduce mugging and attacks after recent incidents.
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Crown Heights
Maccabees
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Protestant Bishop Challenges Public School Prayer
Methodist Bishop John Wesley Lord told the House Judiciary Committee that public schools cannot provide true worship and urged religious instruction within the curriculum while opposing court rulings requiring prayer and Bible reading. He said devotional services in schools are often secularized and fail to cultivate genuine reverence.
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John Wesley Lord
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Judiciary Committee
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D-N.y
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Oklahoma City Nominating Winners Highlight Senate Race
Fred R. Harris, 33, defeats J. Howard Edmondson in a runoff to win the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate and will face Bud Wilkinson, ex OU coach, for Kerr's remaining term. Jed Johnson Jr. unseats Victor Wickersham in the 6th District to meet Bayard Auchincloss in November. A rural reapportionment measure passed, likely headed for court review. Edmondson resigns governorship. youngest U.S. senator for Oklahoma at 38.
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UPID
Fred R. Harris
U.S. Senate
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
Harris
Republican Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
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Jed Johnson Jr
Victor Wickersham
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West Point Cadet Denied Commission Amid Graduation Battle
Senate Armed Services Committee rejected John H. Dunmar’s 2nd lieutenant commission as part of a dispute over his graduation from West Point. All other 2000 service-branch commission requests were approved. Dunmar has fought dismissal and won a court order delaying discharge while federal judges hear his challenge to due process.
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UPI
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Air Force
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PTA Told Teen Age Sex Probably Here to Stay
Chicago report on Dr. Mary Calderone addressing PTA leaders says teenage sex may persist as parents lose control and car access, with disparities by region. She cites surveys on college girls and quotes discussions among students and adults about open sexuality and needed parental guidance. Calderone left Planned Parenthood to form a new sex education group.
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PTA
Planned Parenthood Federation
Mary Calderone
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
New York
Widow releases letters from airman killed in Vietnam
Mrs. Lucille Adams, widow of Air Force Major Hughie Adams, publishes his letters describing conditions in Vietnam. He says fighting men had plenty of food and laments losses, calling for accountability of leaders and noting a feud between Army and Air Force brass. He died in a B26 crash on January 7.
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Tex
UPID
Air Force
South Viet Nam
Hughie Adams
Lucille Adams
Adams
Randolph Air Force Base
Army
Gina Lollobrigida and Johnson Ear Traditions
Gina Lollobrigida and President Johnson joke about ear pulling as affection. Gina says she pulls her son Milko’s ears and pinches his bottom to show love, echoing Johnson’s practice with his beagle pups. She met Johnson during a $100-a-ticket Democratic fundraiser and recalls meeting Eisenhower before. Johnson comes off as warm in her view.
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UPI
Gina Lollobrigida
Johnson
Milko
Gina
Italy
White House
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