Eichmann Abduction Case Divides Nations At UN
A UPI report notes Security Council focus on Israel's abduction of Adolf Eichmann from Argentina, amid sovereignty disputes and Cold War tensions. Argentina protests violation of sovereignty. West Germany seeks trial. the United States weighs ally concerns. the Soviet Union faces balancing Arab ties and Nazism punishment. Diplomatic theatrics frame a high stakes geopolitical puzzle.
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Israel
Ejich‘mann
Europe
Eichmann
David Ben-Gurie
South America
Karl Klingenfuss
Joseph Mengere
West Germany
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Dayshitler
Poland
Social Blunders: Emily Post on Handling a Boner Moments
A cheeky Reader's Digest excerpt quotes Emily Post advising poise in social blunders from spilled milk to a naval aide recovering a distinguished lady's runaway panties. The piece playfully notes how mistakes reveal character and how composure helps.
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Emily ‘Post
Reader’s Digest
Drag Race Blamed For Louisiana Highway Fatalities
A multivehicle crash on a two lane Louisiana highway near New Iberia killed eight people and injured two, with police citing drag racing as a possible cause. Victims include Reverend Douglas Taylor and four members of a Patentville family. one teenage suspect from Jeanerette and another from New Iberia were among the injured. State police call it possibly the worst Louisiana highway crash. cause and directions remain undetermined.
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UPI
Louisiana
Douglas Taylor
Tupelo
Miss
George Babineaux
Alvin Bodin
Bastiano LaPorte
Patentville
Aron Williams Sr
Lloyd
Roger
Aaron Jr
Patrick Henry
Jeanerette
Archie Mexander
Negro
Henry
Baton Rouge
Union chief backs Johnson for Democratic nomination
Washington AP reports Guy Brown president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers recommends that the union support Senator Lyndon Johnson for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Guy Brown
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Lyndon Johnson
Reds Try To Lure Tibetans From India
In Darjeeling and Kalimpong, about 19 000 Tibetan refugees are targets of broadcasts by Chinese authorities promising justice and mercy. Reports describe atrocities under Chinese occupation, suppression of Buddhism, and a growing refugee population as officials struggle with paperwork and resettlement.
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India
Tibet
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Kalimpong
Nto Tibet
Iorth
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