Trial Erupts Over Eichmann Case in Jerusalem Post
Controversy rages in Israel as Adolf Eichmann faces trial for crimes against the Jewish people and humanity. Debate centers on its value, legality, and impact on Jewish unity, with opinions split among leaders, liberals, and the public. The courtroom seats 756, reporters from 35 nations attend, and the trial could last months.
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Jerusalem
Jerusalem Post
Eichmann
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Meir Gossman
Richard Lichtheim
Injis
The
Holy Land
Germany
Lichtheim
Sandusky Club Bonds For Missing 1961 Tags
Fremont Ohio The Sandusky County Automobile Club which handles license tags warned motorists repeatedly to attach new tags. The club forfeited a $10 bond in Mayor C W Baxter s court for failing to install 1961 tags on the car it uses for driver training in city schools.
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Fremont
Ohio
Sandusky County Automobile Club
Automobile Club
C. W. Buxter
Fire destroys Wintersville furniture store in Ohio town
A $100,000 blaze destroyed Cribbs Town and Country Furniture on Ohio 43 in Wintersville eight miles west of Steubenville. Firefighters from Wintersville, Steubenville and Richmond battled for 22 hours, preventing spread to nearby buildings. No injuries were reported. The fire damaged an overhead telephone line affecting Amsterdam, Richmond and Bergholz customers. 240 local residents lost service with restoration not expected until late today.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Wintersville
Here
Cribbs’ Town & Country
Ohio 43
Amsterdam
Richmond
Bergholz
Telephone Company
W. R. Ekey
Steubenville
12 Hours Before Death DiSalle Spares Rutherford Life
Richard Rutherford, 27, of Bridgeport, was spared from execution by commutation to life imprisonment by Gov. Michael V. DiSalle barely 12 hours before his scheduled electrocution for the 1957 first degree murder of Lawrence Price during a holdup. The governor cited new statements by key witness Mrs. Loos Tamburi and testimony from Cleveland lawyers as factors.
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Columbus, Ohio
Richard Rutherford
Bridgeport
Michael V. DiSalle
Rutherford
Ohio
NuLne TiIong
Lwrence Price
Price
Susie Soos
Martins Ferry
U.S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Merle M. McCurdy
Gerald S. Gold
DiSalle
Io Rutherford
Kentucky Tot 3 Drowns In Ohio River
A three year old Ludlow girl died in the Ohio River after disappearing while a father reported her missing. Her brother Mike and friend Dick Day found the body minutes later as Ludlow police were notified. The tragedy occurred Thursday.
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Covington, Ky
Ludlow
Ohio River
Vickie Lynn Glacken
Mike
Dick Day
James Glacken
Weekend Warmth Ahead With Temperatures Near Normal
A warming trend lasts through Wednesday with weekend sunshine and milder air for Middletown. Temperatures should hold near 62 highs and 41 lows, with minimal rain, and a frost alert noted from Thursday night. Historical record shows last April 9 brought five inches of rainy snow to the area.
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Middletown
Eleven Ohio High Schools Face Charter Loss
Eleven high schools in Coshocton and Logan counties face charter revocation for failing to meet state standards. Areas cited include curriculum breadth, teacher qualifications, library and facilities, staff levels, and school building conditions. Schools named include Roscoe Local, Keene Local, Conesville, Fresno Local, Union Local, Warsaw, Huntsville Local, Bakescreek, Rushsylvania Local, Perry Zane Local, and Zanesfield Monroe Local.
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Columbus, Ohio
Coshocton County
Logan County
Roscoe
Keene
Conesville
Fresno
Union
Warsaw
Huntsville
Bakescreek
Rushsylvania
Perry-Zane
Zanesfield- Monroe
Paris Police Hunt Rebel Terrorists in Hospital Raid
Paris police swept nationwide against Algerian and French extremists as rebels clash with factions. In Montfermeil a hospital raid left two dead and twelve wounded, including a girl, Martine Petit, seven, and a father and mother among the hurt. Police questioned suspected extremists as Evian talks were to begin between rival groups.
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Paris
Algiers
U.S
Evian-Les-Bains
National Liberation Front
FLN
National Liberation Movement
MNA
Montfermeil
Sroom
Mohand Talba
Martine Petit
East West Relations Cloudy JFK Macmillan Fear New Crises
In Washington Kennedy and British Prime Minister Macmillan fear a year of Cold War crises with the Soviet Union despite progress toward Laos cease fire. They outlined risks from nuclear talks stalemate in Geneva and possible new confrontations in West Berlin and Southeast Asia while pledging support for Hammarskjold against Soviet pressure.
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Washington
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Soviet Union
Laos
Macmillan
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
White House
West Berlin
Khrushchev
Africa
Asia
Macmill
Berlin
Southeast
Moscow
South
Viet Nam
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Test Ban Talks Stall in Geneva Western, Soviet standoff persists
In Geneva the Western powers and the Soviet Union remained deadlocked over a test ban. Britain and the United States refuse to accept Soviet veto demands while Tsarapkin counterpart insists on a three nation directorate with unanimous consent. Senator Gore urged a recess for Moscow to reconsider and warned a veto power would derail ratification.
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Britain
United States
Macmillan
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Geneva
Soviet Union
Lhe AD
Meaweoch
Gore
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Ormsby-Gore
Tsarapkin
Rapkin
Albert Gore
Tennessee
United Kingdom
U.S
Senate
Cincinnati Woman Dies After Rat Poison Accident
CINCINNATI RP reports Mrs. Dorothy Pruett, 36, of Cincinnati, died at General Hospital after accidentally drinking a solution of rat poison. The death is ruled accidental and remains under local inquiry.
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Cincinnati
Dorothy Pruett
General Hospital
Thieves Fail After Safe Door Left Unlocked
In Dayton Ohio police report yeggs forced a door hinge at a plumbing supply firm but found the safe empty and unlocked, making the break-in easier yet futile. No further details on suspects or losses were released.
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Dayton, Ohio
Yeggs
UC Receives 3 Million Dollar Classical Gift
The University of Cincinnati inherits its largest trust endowment, a 3 million dollar fund to support study and research in ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. The Taft Memorial Fund created by Mrs Louise Taft Semple and seeded with 2 million by her mother will administer the classic fund and income. UC President Dr Walter Langsam notes Semple and her husband William, emeritus classics professor, supported multiple cultural efforts. Archaeological digs in Greece, including seven Troy expeditions, have tied to the university's humanities program.
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Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Louise Taft Semple
Taft
Taft Fund
Walter Langsam
Uniersity
Semple
William
School
University
Greece
Ancient
Troy
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