Testimony describes Nazi camp horrors and victim mistreatment
Witnesses recount brutal acts at a Nazi camp including murder by Bednarek and other inmates. Czekalski alleges Bednarek learned murder from the SS and shows varying cruelties to prisoners. An inmate barber and others describe forced executions and stripping victims, with a defendant unresponsive when asked for comment.
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Czekalski
Bednarek
Nein
Czekalaki
Jand Wilhelm
Bogesr
Kaduk
Hold Onto New Comnington Figures Remain Hidden
UPI reports ongoing effort as 57 752 new coins entered circulation but collectors and non collectors still hide them away. Eva Bb comments on the situation noting the persistence of hidden holdings and public interest.
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Comnington
UPI
CIA
Eva Bb
Miss Adams
Nervous Stomach Case Improves After Spinal Nerve Analysis
A patient diagnosed with nervous stomach sought treatment at a clinic after traditional remedies failed. Spinal nerve analysis and Hi inographs revealed vertebral misalignments causing nerve disturbances, leading to improved function and better sleep following correction.
Weather and farming progress across Texas amid winds and rain
A weather summary reports high winds and blowing dust across western Texas dampening field activity as rains and humid air slow planting in the Low Plains and eastern regions. Hay producers extend hours to bale, while some irrigated areas halt planting due to dry winds. Sorghum planting lags, corn and rice show progress in central to eastern zones, and vegetable harvests in the Rio Grande Valley remain active with good produce. Livestock feed begins on the High Plains as moisture shortages bite pastures.
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Austin
Tex
Wis
Low Plains
Acrose
Prieateta
Eae
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
trans-Pecos
South As
Writers Install New Officers in Annual Meeting
Members of the South Plains Writers Association concluded the year with a covered dish dinner at the Municipal Garden Arts Center. New officers installed under outgoing president Mrs. Le Teal included Mrs. Cy McCarrikey as president and others for second year roles. Guest speaker Mrs. Maxine Lindley Daly from Texas Tech praised writers and travel authorship. Contests awarded poetry and fiction prizes to several members, with ties noted in the fiction division.
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South Plains
Assn
Netivie
Arline Harris
J. ‘T. Bolding
Ei Boyd
A. L. Harris
Max‘ine. Lindley. Daly
Institute of Science and Engineering of Texas: Tech
Daly
Leo Speer
Howard Thompson
Sales Executives Elect Officers at Lubbock Meeting
The Sales and Marketing Executives met Monday at Koko Palace with Floyd Schneider of San Antonio as speaker. About 40 attended as W. Tinney reported arrangements, and new officers were elected: Tinney as president, Harold Banke as vice president, David Rodgers as peer, and Mrs. Helen McCloud as executive secretary.PARIS-French stockholders are growing in numbers.
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Mand Itsine
Koko Palace
Floyd Schneider
San Antonio
International
Lubbock Group
Pera
Bi) Tinney
Giakiile
Tinney
Presdent
Harold Banke
David Rodgers
Hel McCloud
Execu
Tive
Funds Urged For Loans To Indian Groups
Interior Secretary Udall urged Congress to create a $15 million fund to guarantee private loans to Indians and Indian organizations. The plan could unlock up to $100 million in loans from private sources, with a maximum guaranteed loan of $1 million to an Indian organization and a total loan cap of $60 million, aiding rapid economic development.
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Washington
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Interior Department
Congress
Hungarian leaders call for world communist meeting over Soviet Chinese split
In Budapest and during a state visit by Walter Ulbricht, Janos Kadar and East German officials urged a world conference of Communist parties to resolve the Soviet China ideological rift. They criticized China for attempting to challenge Moscow and warned a conference could not occur until 1965.
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Budapest
Hungary
East ‘Germany
Janos Kadar
Walter Ulbricht
China
Guo' Ho
Oviet Union
Moscow
Kadar
Peking
Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Birth Control Clinic Closure Sparks Legal Battle
Connecticut abortion law clash resurfaces as Planned Parenthood defies the statute. A clinic reopened to challenge enforcement, leading to arrests for providing contraceptive advice and fines of 100 dollars on Richard Griswold and Buxton, with appeals rejected by the Circuit Court appellate division and state Supreme Court.
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Doe
Stenane Court
P Parenthood
UWS
Ats
Lge
Ste
Richard Griswold
League
Buxton
Yale Medical School
Grisswold
Bach
Circuit’ Court
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Court Supports Reversal in 1961 Torch Slaying Case
Harris County court records recount 1961 gun torch murder of Fred A. Tones, a Houston realtor. Miss Lima and Ashley were sentenced to death but the federal court reversed the verdict and ordered new prison terms.
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Harris Couns
Test Postponed Notice From OETReR Agency
The notice records a postponement of an event titled Exit TEST POSTPONED by the OETReR agency. Details specify a rescheduled date and venue, with authorities confirming the delay and advising affected parties to monitor official channels.
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Oetrer Aguiere
Fragmentary legal note hints at arbitration decision
A garbled fragment mentions an arbitration decision and court orders, implying a ruling or contempt but lacking clear names, dates, or context. The unreadable text prevents precise identification of parties or outcomes.
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Paris
Jan Justine Pis Igihiti
Texas Tech Union
Dr Ter
Tech
Tae Niatatty
Dr Goddes
Texas ‘Tech
Englishi Sacle
Te Cancer of Congress
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