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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1960

Page

4

Eichmann to Remain in Israel After UN Action

The Security Council endorsed Argentina's view that Eichmann's transfer to Israel violated Argentine sovereignty but Israel will keep him for trial. Argentina and Israel praised the council's handling as the vote passed 8 to 0 with Poland and the Soviet Union abstaining. Argentina did not vote. The United States, Britain, and France said reparations were already made through an Israeli apology.

United Nations Security Council Argentina Adolf Eichmann Israel Eichmann Buenos Aires Argenttina David Ben Gurion Fichmann Gestapo Miguel Angel Centeno Paris Arturo Frondizi m Ben-Gurion U. N Poland Soviet Union Acre United ] States Britain France

Fourth Rail Union Pact Holds After Wage Accord

The four rail unions reach a retroactive cost of living wage increase with carriers, leaving the Switchmen's Union of North America as the remaining major operating union in dispute. The 4 percent rise, effective July 1 1960 and March 1 1961, costs carriers about 13 million dollars annually, with 15,000 Switchmen seeking 12 percent. Presidential fact finding boards and arbitration influence shape the broader bargaining cycle among 550,000 members.

Chicago Switchmen’s Union of North, America Jones Carace Mario Amadeo Repara Israel Eichmann Argentina Gael Agre

Senate panel OKs U2 report despite Capehart objection

Washington Senator Homer Capehart opposed reopening old sores as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved a 62 page report on the U2 shootdown over Russia. The panel voted 14 to 1 with Capehart dissenting and two members abstaining while Fulbright called the report moderate.

Washington Homer E. Capehart R-Ind Senate Committee Paris Capehart Senate Foreign Relations Committee Russia Capéhart Frank J. Causche Dohio Alexander Wiley R-Wis Eo Re Lausche J. William Fulbright D-Ark

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