Eichmann Uses Charts On Stand In Trial
Adolf Eichmann presented five hand drawn charts to argue the Nazi extermination was run by the Gestapo in the field and that he acted under orders. Defense emphasized he directed evacuations and that the charts traced by color coding show he bore no sole responsibility for the pogrom. The court noted the charts were intricate and circular, resembling a snake biting its tail.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Gestapo
Eichmann
Hungary
Robert Servatius
Budapest
Servatius
Moshe Landau
NEA Inland Split Over Desegregation Signals New Stand
The National Education Association faces a historic moment as its resolutions committee proposes the strongest desegregation policy in NEA history. The plan, still tempered, acknowledges the 1954 Supreme Court ruling and urges officers to plan actions to ensure free public schools, promote goodwill, fairness, and respect for the law amid varied reactions from Black and white members nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic. City
N.J
National Education Association
Resolutions Committee
NEA Convention
NEA
Supreme Court
Association
History Of An Ottawa Landmark Recalled
Nancy Welsh writes about the Main Street United Presbyterian Church in Ottawa, tracing its rise and demolition. The piece notes the 1866 organization, 1847 stone church, 1897 brick replacement, and 1959 federation dissolution. It reflects on progress with a new Westminster United Presbyterian Church and growth from 25 members to over 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Welsh
Ottawa
5Th and Main
Main Street
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church of
Asa Lathrop
William Smith
5Th Jand Main
Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
James Chew
London
England
A. W. Adams
Presbyterian
Congregational
Federated Church
Ottawa University
Raymond Schwegler
W. A. Powell
E. E. Caylor
New Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Fear Kansan Lost In Alaska
A Kansas tourist named William Waters, about 40, disappeared on a fishing trip near the Arctic Circle. His locked car sat by a road near Circle, 125 miles northeast of Fairbanks. A search began after a visitor said he planned to walk two miles to a lake with light gear and no sleeping equipment. Three planes joined the hunt and authorities requested bloodhounds from Anchorage.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
William Waters
Kansas
Arctic Circle
Circle
Anchorage
Gen Maxwell D Taylor to return as Kennedy adviser
Washington AP Gen Maxwell D Taylor, former Army chief and World War II paratroop commander, is recalled to active duty to serve as President Kennedy’s military adviser. He is tasked with staff and intelligence work and will help shape crisis planning over Berlin with Khrushchev threatening to push West from the city.
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Washington
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
White House
Taylor
Khrushchev
Pass On Design of KC Building
The General Services Administration approves designs for a new federal office building in Kansas City totaling about 39 million dollars and rising 18 stories. Site spans 12th to 13th streets and Holmes to Locust, adjacent to downtown civic cluster including City Hall and the Public Library. Four Kansas City firms submitted the plan featuring a three story front lobby block and extensive public facilities with glass and metal exteriors and stone masonry ends.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Kansas City
Congress
12Th
13Th Streets
Holmes
Locust
City
Jackson County
Public Library and Board of Education
Missouri
12Th Street
Kennedy Social Security bill approved by Senate vote
President Kennedy's bill to raise Social Security benefits sailed through the Senate 90 to 0 and moves to a House-Senate conference. The plan would allow retirement at 62, raise minimum checks from 33 to 40, boost widow's benefits by 10 percent, and extend coverage to 160,000 more people. A fight over medical care for the aged did not develop.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Removals List From City Addresses in 1917
The notice lists numerous residents and their new addresses across Wichita and nearby areas. Names include Eddie Boyer, Britton Willow L A, Leon Castaneda, Marilyn E Castillo, Doyle Campbell, Arthur Dean, Chester Grimm, Glenn Gould, George Geiss Jr., Wayne Griffin, Hadley Wilson, Leo Hoffman, William Knight, Barney Ledom, John Lester, R. F. Miller, Viola Maley, Jim Patton, Robert Reiter, Lyle Sparks, Phillip Simmons, Ray Splilman, James Smith, Earlstron Sieg, Martyn Wilhoite, Robert Dean, Billie Burnett, Joseph Burgoon, Clifford Burgoon, Mrs Olive Baskett, Charles Bollinger, Mary Clark, Richard Cunningham, Cecil Johnson, Francis Mille, Wile Pearson, Mrs Robbins, K W Slaughter, Ed Schwarz, Eleanor Senn. The list shows each person’s former address and their new location, spanning Oak, Mulberry, Poplar, Main, Elm, Walnut, and other streets.
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Boyer
Eddie
Willow
Britton
L. A
Sycamore
Hutchinson
Bracy
Rush
S. Cedar
Boyce
John
Cherry
Wichita
Casteel
Leon
Mulberry
Castaneda
Marilyn E
Poplar
Campbell
Doyle
S. Willows
Arkansas City
Dean
Arthur
E. Ith
Oak
Knight
William
Ledom
Barney
Lester
Hickory
LaGrange
Wyo
Miller
R. F
Maley Viola
Patton
Jim
Walnut
Main
Reiter
Robert R
Sparks
Lyle D
Simmons
Phillip R
S. Locust
Manhattan
Splilman
Ray
Smith James
Pittsburg
Sieg
Earlstron
N. Main
Wilhoite
Martyn
Slaughter
K. W
Schwarz
Senn
Eleanor Mae
Dixion
Ill
Keyserling Faults Kennedy Fiscal Policy
UNITY HOUSE Pa AP Economist Leon Keyserling says Kennedy’s economic plan is too weak to restore full production and employment. He compares it to Eisenhower’s policies as only modestly better and urges real analysis or wage and price guidelines, speaking before AFL-CIO leaders in the Pocono Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity House
Leon Keyserling
Kennedy
Keyserling
Harry S. Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Pocono Mountains
Deeds Record Transfers in Lena County Land Lots
Property records list several transfers including Deed from Neat J. Hardy as Fed Housing Comm to James L. Nash for lots 1 3 5 7 Blk D Southside Lena Elliott Morlan to H E Lukiday for W650 lots 42 44 46 48 Blk 2 Hamblins College Add Flossie Ferguson to A L Tavis two acres SE Sec 21 6 19 Ethel Dykstra to W J Robinson multiple lots in Blk 60 47 48 62 and more, Harold A. Logan to J Hawkes Harris and Grace L. Rose to James G. Alexander for Blk 128.
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Neat J. Hardy
Fed
James L. Nash
Southside
Lena Elliott Morlan
H. E. Lukiday
Hamblins College
Flossie M. Ferguson
A. L. Tavis
Ethel Dykstra
W. J. Robinson
Three Killed On State Roads In Kansas Crashes
Traffic accidents on Kansas roads claimed three lives Monday. Lyons men Mark B. DeWitt 81 and Will Horrell 76 died in a head-on collision at an intersection northwest of Lyons. Charles R. Diehl 81 a Morrill Kaw farmer died in a separate car truck crash northwest of Hiawatha. five others injured including Linda Sprague 29 Powhattan and her children Carol 1 Christopher 6 Lance 4 with Carol in critical condition.
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Kansas
Lyons
Mark B. DeWitt
Will Horrell
Dee Doughty
Hiawatha
Charles R. Diehl
Morrill
Kaw
Linda B. Sprague
Powhattan
Carol
Christopher
Lance
Hiawatha Hospital
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G. K. Hodenfield
Gable
By Nancy Welsh
13Th and
Maple
Fear Kansan
Leroy Burkdoll
Ottawa, Kansas
Na ‘2
Midwest Life Insurance Company of
Lincoln, Nebraska
Gen. Taylor
U.S
Army
Douglas Bros
Tate Ret
Dr. Hiss
Paine
THE
Associated Press
Jerry Bowman
Burgerteria
Aileen Bowman
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