Eichmann Found Guilty on All Counts in Nazi Crimes Trial
An Israeli court completed a verdict finding Adolf Eichmann guilty on all 15 Counts, including crimes against the Jewish people, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and membership in hostile organizations. The ruling details involvement in deportations of 500000 Poles, 40000 Slovenians, and atrocities from Lodz to Auschwitz and Chelmo.
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Sjerusalem
Israel
UPC
Adolf Eichmann
Mondey
Eichmann
Yugoslavia
Auschwitz
Chelmo
Lidice
Czechoslovakia
Lodz
Poland
Benjamin Halevi
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Halevi
Merchants Told Sales Tax Due After Annexation
City Treasurer Charles Tilbrook told eastside merchants they must remit a one per cent sales tax monthly now that their area was annexed on December 5. Letters will be sent to each merchant in the newly annexed district notifying them of the requirement.
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Charles Tilbrook
Eastside
Officer's Son In Jap Waters On USS Ranger
Daniel P. Szymanski son of Police Captain and Mrs Harry Walker of 1135 East Sellers Drive is stationed aboard the USS Ranger in Japanese waters. He serves in the crash crew division of the aircraft carrier and is based at Sec. 4 Div. VI c o FPO San Francisco CA. He enlisted in the U S Navy last January and trained at San Diego.
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Daniel P. Szymanski
Harry Walker
East Sells Dr
U.S.S
Soviet Union Charges West German General Heusinger With War Crimes
Moscow formally accuses Gen Adolf Heusinger of war crimes and crimes against peace and humanity and demands his extradition from the United States. The charge cites his WWII role in the operations staff and his NATO Permanent Military Committee chairmanship.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Adolf Heusinger
Washington
NATO
Foreign Ministry
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
United States
Heusinger
Russia
Paris
NATO Permanent Military Committee
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Mikhail Kharlamov
NATO Committee
Europe
Pees
de Eens
Tass
Yugoslavia
Greece
Belgium
Holland
Britain
Film Supervisor At UofA Wins Greece Prize
Harry Atwood of the University of Arizona Radio-Television Bureau won $2 500 in an international contest for best Greece film The Aged Land The 20 minute color and sound documentary was produced directed and edited by Atwood during a 1960 Greece visit The Greek National Tourist Agency awarded second prize but no first prize was given and five prints will be distributed in Europe.
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Harry Atwood
University of Arizona
Radio-Television Bureau
Greece
Atwood
National Tourist Agency of
U of A
Europe
Officials dismiss Russian bid to extradite Heusinger as ludicrous
U S officials call the Moscow demand to extradite West German General Adolf Heusinger a ludicrous bid to discredit NATO and West Germany. They affirm Heusinger’s innocence, noting Bundestag clearance and alliance-wide approval of his NATO post.
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Washington
UPN
Russia
Adolf Heusinger
West Germany
Union Leaders Set for Open Clash Over Arbitration Plan
UPI reports AFL CIO chief George Meany and autoworker leader Walter Reuther face a public clash after stalled talks on a plan to arbitrate inter union disputes. An informed source says Meany resents Reuther tactics in a power struggle between industrial unions and building trades. Meany plans an executive council meeting to avert an AFL CIO convention floor fight.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Walter P. Reuther
Meany
Reuther
Record Low December Temperatures Across Arizona
Morning temperatures statewide touched minus 11 degrees in Flagstaff the coldest reading. Maverick minus 19, McNary minus 6 and Prescott 6 above. Snow depths ranged from 7 inches in Flagstaff to 36 inches at Maverick and 30 inches at Tonto Fish Hatchery. Frost was heavy in the Salt River Valley with 26 degrees at North Phoenix High School and 27 at 38th Street and Osborn. Sky Harbor Airport fell to 32 degrees. Cloudy skies and light snow showers were forecast for the southeast tonight and tomorrow with a slight warming trend.
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Maverick
McNary
Prescott
Tonto Fish Hatchery
Mce- Nary
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Salt River Valley
North Phoenix High School
38Th Street
Osborn
Sky Harbor
Architect Mike Defiel Elected Scottsdale 20 30 Club President
Mike Defiel a 32 year old architect was elected president of the Scottsdale 20 30 Club. New six month officers include Lou Lagomarsino first vice president Herky Berry second vice president Bill Alexander third vice president and Dave Peter sergeant at arms. Board directors are Dave Dennerline Skip Cerley Don Chiapetti Jack Cook and John Miller. Dennerline is the outgoing president.
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Mike Defiel
Scottsdale
N. 63Rd Pl
Lou Lagomarsino
Herky Berry
Bill Aexander
Dave Peter
Dave Dennerline
Skip Cerley
Don Chiapetti
Jack Cook
John Miller
Dennerline
Club
Mrs Judson To Host Alpha Phi Christmas Party
Mrs George Judson of 325 W Whitton Scottsdale will host the Alpha Phi Christmas party tonight. This final collection collects outfits for ten girls for the Dress a Living Doll project. Santa will distribute gifts to members and guests with Mrs Al Golden assisting as social chair.
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George Judson
W. Whitton
Scottsdale
Alpha Phi
Santa
al Golden
National and Continental Airlines Plan Merger In Principle
National Airlines and Continental Airlines announce boards have agreed in principle to merge. The new firm would be National Continental Airlines, Inc with Baker as chair and Six as president. The deal needs Civil Aeronautics Board and shareholder approval.
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National Continental
New York
Miami
Train Wreck in Anniston Injures Two
A Southern Railway passenger train spanning four baggage cars and a refrigeration car plunged through a rain weakened trestle near Anniston Alabama. Two people were injured one named James L. Arroll of Birmingham and another unidentified passenger believed to be an Army officer.
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Anniston
Ala
UPI
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Atlanta
James L. Arroll
Four Children Die in Oakland Flat Fire
An Oakland couple found four of their nine children dead when a fire swept through their modest flat after returning from Christmas shopping. The victims were Roger 3 Ricky 2 Ronnie 2 Vera 5 months. Two other children Darlene 6 and Mary Anne escaped. Fire officials said a child played with fire near a stove. The older siblings Mavis 10 Frank 9 and Donald 7 were away.
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Oakland
Calif
UPI
Roger
Ricky
Ronnie
Vera
Darlene
Mary Anne
Mavis
Frank
Donald
Arts and Music Listings Include Local Theatre and Exhibits
The Daily Progress lists events from music theatre to art exhibitions. Highlights include Two For The Seesaw at Circle 16 Lay House with reservations, Lyric Singers concert at Chris Town Auditorium, Scottsdale Chamber Opera December dates, puppet show at Children's Theater, La Cabana Club Christmas Latin-American fiesta, Paradise Valley Racquet Club event, Phoenix College Community Orchestra on Thursday, Scottsdale art shows by Charles Campbell, Art Museum exhibits in Phoenix and Heard Museum, ASU architecture centennial display, and related hours and reservation notes.
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Circle 16
Lay House
Lyric Singers
Chris Town Auditorium
Scottsdale Chamber Opera Company
Scottsdale High School
la Cabana Club
Paradise Valley Raquet Club
Scottsdale
Phoenix College
Children’s Art Museum
New York
Metropolitan Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Phoenix Civic Center
Jar. Heard Museum
West Gallery
Scottsdale 20 30 Club Plans House Number Paint Drive
The Scottsdale 20 30 Club launches a fund project to paint house numbers along curbs. Five teams will canvass the area soliciting donations and homeowner consent. The event runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with co chairmen Bill Alexander and Jack Cook and captains Dave Dennerline Dick Tait William Campbell John Menhennet and Rick Black.
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Scottsdale
Boysub
Bill. Alexander
Jack Cook
Dave Dennerline
Dick Tait
William Campbell
John Menhennet
Rick Black
SRP Plans $34 Million Bond Vote for River Project
Shareholders will vote Thursday on a 34 million bond issue to fund new service facilities for the SRP river project electric division. Eleven voting precincts open 9 am to 4 pm with Scottsdale High School as the polling place. Eligible voters own one acre or more within the project boundaries and must vote in their own precinct.
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Sait River Project
Scottsdale High School
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Jap Waters
USS
Hitler
Thefuehrer
Uofa
State Department
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Pact
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Alliance
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Bundestag
NATO Alliance
Phoenix
Mrs. Judson
National and
Continental Airlines
Ira Hudson
Aid
The
Daily Progress
Children’s Theater
Munity Orchestra
Frits von der Steur
O’brien
Emporium
Charles Campbell
ASU School of Architecture
Colorado
Smithsonian Institute
ASU
SRP
Salt River Project
Peoria
Yoma
Northern Ave
Penner
McDowell
Glendale Ave
Glendale
Alhambra
Schoo
Ient
Offi
Woman’s Club
Central Ave
Arizona
Pendergast School
Indian School Road
Fowler
Yuma Road
Alhambra School Library
Grand Ave
N. of Indian School Road
Roosevelt School
Neighborhood House
7Th St. and
Southern Ave
3Rd Ave
Phoenix, Arizona
E. Indian School Road
Scottsdale, Arizona
Southside Camp
Alma Road
Western Canal
S. MacDoneld
Mesa, Arizona
van Buren St
Broadway
Scottsdale Indian School Rd
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Mesa
Southside
Williams Field Rd
Western C
Gilbert
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Vane
Stof
Gilbert City Hall
S. Stapley
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