Nazi Gestapo Membership Paved Road to Jerusalem
APEX recounts Adolf Eichmann rising through the Nazi Gestapo from 1931 joining the party to the Wannsee conference in 1942 and the final solution. It traces his escape in 1945, disguises in Europe, and capture by Israeli agents in Buenos Aires in 1960 for trial in Israel.
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Berlin
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Auschwitz
Six New Antitrust Suits Filed By U S Justice Department
The Justice Department filed six multimillion dollar antitrust damage actions against electrical equipment makers in Philadelphia. Eleven corporations faced suits brought for TVA purchases, with General Electric Co and Westinghouse Electric Corp named in all six. Atty. Gen. Kennedy said damages would run into millions, though exact totals await government studies.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
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Robert F. Kennedy
TVA
Westinghouse
Local Visitor Prejudiced After Ordeal in Nazi Camp
Sam Halle a Jewish resident of Kansas City recalls Dachau experiences from 1938 39 and reflects on Adolf Eichmann now on trial He supports Israel's trial saying Eichmann should be exposed in Jerusalem then perhaps returned to Germany for another verdict Halle notes prewar Dachau horrors and postwar fate of Eichmann as a warning about the Holocaust.
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Sam Halle
Kansas City
Journal- World Today
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Britian
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Germany
Israel
Dentist Dr Ted Kennedy Elected Mayor of Lawrence
Dr Ted Kennedy, 48, won the Lawrence mayoral race at the New City Commission opening after 3 p.m. today chosen by commissioners to serve a one year term. John Weatherwax remains vice chairman as the commission reorganizes.
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Eichmann Trial Opens as Jurisdiction Is Challenged
In Jerusalem Adolf Eichmann faces a three German judges with Dr Robert Servatius challenging Israeli jurisdiction and the 1950 death penalty law while Israel's Gideon Hausner argues the court can try him fairly The first day ends with the court adjourning after arguing over legality versus crimes against humanity protections.
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Rain Dribbles On County With Showers Forecast
Douglas County records another light rain with 0.02 inch and total 2.15 inches in April so far. Showery conditions and possible thunderstorms are expected tonight with a partly cloudy Wednesday and no rain predicted for Friday, though more precipitation remains possible.
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Wakarusa
Lawrence
Kaw
Iran Ambassadorship in Doubt as Holmes Faces Questions
Lawrence native Julius Holmes, Kennedy's nominee for Iran ambassador, faced sharp questioning at a Senate Foreign Relations hearing over a decade-old surplus tanker sale. Sen. Williams argued the nomination is in trouble and urged withdrawal, citing profits and a 1952 investigative report. Holmes defended his conduct, noting no wrongdoing and stating he will return for further questioning.
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Foreign Service
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R-Del
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Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
National Tanker Corp
United Tanker Corp
Pleasanton
J. R. Holmes
Charles B. Holmes
Frank Scanlan
Willis Holmes
Hong Kong
John Foster Dulles
Local concern boosts KU to Britain student exchange
The KU German Department chairs a direct exchange with five British universities and 12 other European schools. The Maupintour Travel Scholarship provides up to 400 for transatlantic transport and 100 for incidental travel, funded by Maupintour Associates and donations.
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J. A. Buzzle
Tom Maupin
Maupintour Associates
Lawrence
Maupintour
Buzzle
Great Britain
France
Germany
Switzerland
U. S
KU Grad Reveals U S Plan To Put Camera on the Moon
Dr. Richard Porter, KU alumnus and Space Science Board member, disclosed U S plans to land a television camera on the moon and discussed Project Ranger and Project Mercury at an international science symposium in Florence Italy. Porter, of Salina, earned a KU electrical engineering degree in 1934 and Yale Ph D, later leading rocket and missile projects with General Electric and government agencies.
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Space Science Board
National Academy of Science
Washington
International Science Syposium
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Italy
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Salina
Summerfield
Kansas
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General Electric
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American Missiles and Rocket Committee
Germany
Aeronautical Division
Rocket and Missile Agency
Work Week In Slight Increase
The Labor Department reports a small rise in the factory work week from 38.9 to 39.1 hours from February to March. Seasonally adjusted data show a drop in durable goods and a rise in non durable goods, with March still 36 minutes below the year ago level.
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Labor Department
Seymour Wolfbein
Department
Northeast Kansas Weather Update
Rainy conditions persist tonight with a colder spell ahead. Partly cloudy Wednesday with a low tonight near 30 to 35 and a high around 58. Temperature readings show record highs and lows from prior years with rainfall noted at .02 inches.
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