Eichmann Trial Opens in Jerusalem as World Watches
The Eichmann trial begins in Israel with 39 witnesses planned and a mountain of documents from nine months of interrogation. Reporters from around the world fill Jerusalem as prosecutors seek the death penalty for the former Nazi official responsible for mass murder.
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David Ben-Gurion
Arnpid Toynbee
Palestine
Scottsdale Town Council set public hearing on rezoning parcel
The Town of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing for rezoning of the old racetrack area north of Thomas Road between Primrose Way and the Cross Cut Out Canal. The notice also describes annexation of adjacent territory via Ordinance No 111 with maps filed by April 1961 and emergency effective date.
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Maricopa County
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Ingleside Inn Tract
Maricopa
County Recorder's Office
Scott Ae
Scoptsdale
County Recorder
Scottsaale
M. E. Kimsey
B. Kimsey
Dorothy
I. Ketchum
Adenauer says Eichmann is the top murderer
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called Adolf Eichmann the biggest of the murderers and said Israel's pursuit of Eichmann is fully understandable from a moral view. He cited lack of an extradition treaty as Germany’s reason for not attempting Eichmann’s trial.
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Eichmann
Kestner
Rudolph Kastner
Slain
Ma’ariv
Lodz
Auschwitz
Louis Jacobs
West Germany
Hitler
Mordecai Kaplan
Jewish Theological Seminary of America
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Theodor Herz Institute
New York
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
World Jewry
German Republic
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Suddeutsche Zeiting
Barvaria
Europe
Adenate
Hans Globke
Bronx
Norway
France
Italy
Nuremberg
Buenos Aires
Washington
UPI
Adolph Eichmann
Adenauer
National Press Club
Dupatin
Interior Department budget trimmed amid staffing critique
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 752.3 million Interior Department budget for the coming year, cutting funds for new deskbound supervisors and large National Park Service construction requests while urging more salaries for field staff and concentrating savings at headquarters.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Interior Department
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