37 Months in Labor Camp A Survivor's Wartime Ordeal
Tibor Messinger describes his three year ordeal as a Jewish slave laborer under Nazi rule. He details camps such as Flossenburg Leitmeritz and Niederdorgerzt, beatings, starvation, and the loss of his father and brother, plus his liberation by Russian soldiers. He compares Nazi drafts to American service and weighs Israel's jurisdiction against Eichmann's trial.
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Tibor Messinger
Messinger
Budapest
Adloph Eichmann
Flossenburg
Ing
Selective Service
United States
Leitmerita
Niedtrordergtz
Theresienstadt
International Red Cross
Israel
Sid
Germany
Eichmann Trial Dramatizes Legal Battle Over Jurisdiction
In Jerusalem Eichmann faces a week-long delay as defense counsel Dr. Robert Servatius disputes the court's right to judge him. The trial stalls while debates on international law unfold, with Israeli witnesses expected and the judge weighing whether to reserve judgment.
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Adolf Eichmann
Robert Servatius
Eichmann
Dr. Servatius
Gideon Hausner
Will Holt
United States Army
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Hausner
Bve
Opi
Adolf Hitler
SS Corps
Blackistone
Lorain Man Wounded In Argument
Henry Young 38 of 3611 Lowell Ave Lorain was shot in the left thigh during an argument with Evie Grant at 3985 Russell Ave. Beasley said Grant pulled a gun. he and Mrs Beasley left, Young was taken to St Joseph Hospital. Deputies have not located Mrs Grant.
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Henry Young
Lowell Ave
Lorain
St. Joseph Hospital
Evie Grant
James Beasley
Russell Ave
Beasley
Young
Mrs. Grant
Two Killed In Cave-In and Contest Dispute
Two miners die in a cave-in at Mine No. 2 of Paul L. Thomas Coal Co near Johnstown. John H. Garghedian of Kansas City wins the national American Legion oratorical contest in Indianapolis. Garghedian was later disqualified for an apparent quotation dispute. National and local officials cite no willful violation of rules.
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Ind
John H. Garghedian
Kansas City
National American Legion
Johnstown
Paul L. Thomas
Newton
Kan
Bird Coal Co
Earth
Bert Davis
West German Leader Adenauer Seeks Berlin Resolve
West German Chancellor Adenauer meets with President Kennedy for talks on Berlin. They plan two sessions today to discuss Soviet pressure and Allied rights in West Berlin, with Rusk signaling U.S. readiness to meet the threat.
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UPI
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Kennedy
United States
Berlin
Adenauer
Capitol
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dean Ruskold Adenauer
Red
West Berlin
Victims Identified in Tire Hill Area Incident
Police released the names of two victims, Peter Clarak, 48, of Johnstown, and Boyd Holsopple, about 39, from near Tire Hill. Authorities continued to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Peter Clarak
Johnstown
Boyd Holsopple
Near
Tire Hill
Evel
Kennedy backs nonintervention in Cuba while opposing Castro
President Kennedy barred US military intervention in Cuba and rejected anti-Castro operations from US soil. He condemned Fidel Castro for hostility to democracy and influence of the Sino-Soviet bloc, while allowing non-governmental Cubans to pursue change without US actions causing direct US involvement.
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Kennedy
United States
Cuba
U. S
Anti- Castro Revolutionary Committee
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.S
Third Stage Of Rocket Visible To Area Residents
Area residents may glimpse the third stage of a Russian rocket that sent a man into space yesterday morning. The tumbling casing will pass the southwest sky around 7 03 tonight at about 50 degrees above the horizon. Clouds could obscure the sighting though the event may still be visible if skies clear.
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A. L. Jones
Sohio Research Laboratory
Cleveland
Jones
Weather and traffic items from Ohio paper feature diverse notes
Collage of weather forecasts and notices across Ohio and nearby states. Mentions Grafton man foundry employee, a fatal West Virginia crash, cloudy cool days with rain, and minor meteorological data. Includes American Activities Committee reference and Oberlin context amidst a page of brief items.
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Ohio
Grafton
Village Foundry
West Virginia
Wife Reacts to Yuri Gagarin Orbit News in Moscow
The wife of Yuri Gagarin, Valentina, waited anxiously as neighbors reported the first spaceflight. She, a 26 year old mother of two, listened to radio and watched television pictures while awaiting confirmation of his safe return.
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Apt
Xuri Gagarin
Yuri
Vas
Ghafor
Russia
Valentina Gagarin
Alworld
Valentina
Sion
Gagarin
Yelena
Galya
Tass
Hero Gagarin Faces Welcome and Moon Shot Hopes
Yuri Gagarin undergoes medical tests in Moscow before a tumultuous homecoming after a 108 minute orbit. He predicts future Soviet space feats including a flight to the moon and Mars, while scientist Ari Sternfeld discusses plans for a near Earth space station using large rocket tanks.
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Upti
Yuri Gagarin
Earth
Moon
Mars
Izvestia
Pravda
Ari Sternfeld
Moscow Radio
Deputy Saves Brother After Car Dives Into Ditch
Norwalk Ohio deputy Jim Wade 26 rescued his brother Robert from a ditch filled with water after their car was struck by another on Route 25 near Lima. The brothers were en route to Lima State Hospital when the crash occurred. Elaine Dietz 19 of Botkins was charged with disobeying a stop sign.
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Huron County
Jim Wade
North Fairfield
Robert
Rt 25
Lima
Lima State Hospital
Jim
Elaine Dietz
Botkins
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