Eichmann Testimony On Marking Jews For Death
In Jerusalem, Adolf Eichmann told Israeli interrogators that Jews deemed the “gem cell of Jewish rehabilitation” were to be marked for death though he disavowed responsibility for wartime executions. The trial, probing crimes against Jews and humanity, featured taped testimony recalling the Wannsee conference and Himmler’s “natural selection” remark.
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Shirt On The Back Tax Return Mystery
IRS workers sorting last minute income tax returns in Milwaukee found a bulky envelope with a note saying You might as well take this, too. The taxpayer had sent along his shirt, posing a curious disguise for the crime or joke amid deadline rush.
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Eichmann admits role in transporting Jews to death camps
During questioning, Eichmann claimed he acted as a secretary and denied designing the extermination plan, though he acknowledged guilt as an accomplice for assisting in the transport of Jews to death camps. The testimony framed his department’s work as arranging transportation rather than planning genocide.
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British Warships Bound For Cuba Reported By Rebel Radio
Rebel Radio Swan says two British warships Ulster and Rothesay are refueling in Bermuda ready to sail to Cuba to protect British interests. The broadcast claims a British woman Kay Elliot was briefly imprisoned in Havana after childbirth and released after ambassador intervention. It also cites mass anti Castro mobilization and says 29 executions have occurred since the invasion began, totaling over 700 since 1958.
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Six Cincinnati Men Hurt In Interstate 75 Crash
Six Cincinnati men were reported improved today at Middletown Hospital after an early yesterday auto accident on Interstate 75. Russell Waters and Arthur Wilcox, both of Cincinnati, were listed in fair condition, while Otis Drummond, Abe Smith, George Porter, and Leslie Grier were reported in good or fair condition. Owen McKinney, 40, of West Middletown, remained in good condition after his car left the road and hit a bridge abutment Wednesday night.
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Russell Waters
Arthur Wilcox
Otis Drummond
Abe Smith
Locklend
George Porter
Leslie Grier
Owen McKinney
West Middletown
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