Witnesses Describe Eichmann's Vicious Encounters in Berlin
In Jerusalem the first testimony by Jews who faced Eichmann in Berlin during 1937 to 1939 recounted two face to face meetings. Beno Cohn and Aaron Walter Lindenstrauss testified Eichmann spoke with obscene language and threatened visas while pressing to speed emigration of German Jews to Palestine. The proceedings opened amid arguments over Wisliceny testimony with the court partially admitting documents as exhibits.
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Debates Over U S Open Camps for Cuban Rebels
Discussion within the Kennedy administration considers reopening CIA directed camps for Cuban rebels in the United States or Central America. The issue risks world opinion and domestic secrecy if locations are kept hidden, while some newspapers report on past training sites in Florida and Louisiana.
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Former Laos Chief Calls for Provisional Coalition Government
Former Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma urged formation of a provisional coalition government and proposed a meeting in Communist territory to discuss a Laos cease-fire. He invited Neo Lao Hak Sat and Savannakhet group delegates to Xieng Khovang for talks, while the Vientiane government gave no immediate reply.
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Slip Of A Boy Sets Off Crystalnacht In History Trial
A frail Polish Jewish refugee testifies at the Eichmann trial about Herschel Grynszpan's assassination of Ernst Vom Rath in Paris in 1938. The elder Grynszpan connects the act to the 12,006 Polish Jews expelled from Germany and describes pogroms and deportations. He details the family’s journey from Poland to Germany, the 1938 expulsions, and the border crossings under guards. Mordecai Grynszpan confirms he searched for his brother after the war and recalls Herschel’s fate.
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YWCA Leader Emma Speer Dies in Bryn Mawr
Mrs. Emma Bailey Speer honorary president of the national YWCA board died Tuesday at her daughter Margaret's home after a long illness in Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania.
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World in a Spin and Other Global News Snippets
A roundup of dramatic events features bandits fatally attacking a rural bus near Neiva Colombia killing 16 and injuring the rest including five men women and children. A Peru sawmill is buried by a landslide leaving 17 dead. Germany plans a $587 million postwar debt payment advancing its schedule. A bridge notice in Swindon England appeals not to be tossed into the river. In Dallas Melba Clink serves as matron at the county jail. In Washington the U S Chamber votes a Middletown Ohio bank director to its board. Labor reports rising steel production lowering jobless claims in Steubenville W Va and Ohio. Congress debates Kennedy education measures and labor probes expand on work stoppages. Across the nation Peter Lawford and Pat Kennedy anticipate their fourth child. A Tennessee driver fined for holding a child while driving. Sulzberger retires from the New York Times. Dryfoos and Merz take posts. Major stock declines tied to bank holdings. experts forecast continued pressure. A misread marquee sign misrendered Fiedler maus as conducted by Arthur Fleger. Cuban rebel Varona answers an interrogator on Havana TV. The Maya calendar myth notes a 369.24 day year and 29.52 day lunar month as more exact than other ancient calendars.
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Atlas Rocket Failure Blows U.S. Space Hopes
The Mercury Atlas three test failed 24,000 feet over Cape Canaveral as an Atlas exploded in flame. NASA blamed a missile flight control malfunction and planned a Redstone suborbital flight as the next American effort, with an astronaut likely to be chosen for the 13 minute up and down mission.
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Two Feared Dead In Plant Blast
An explosion at a dynamite factory in Leverkusen Germany left two workers missing and feared dead. Six others were injured and the cause of the blast remains unknown as the entire plant was destroyed.
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Rites For Melton In Ocala Burial Today
Metropolitan Opera tenor James Melton will be buried today after Methodist graveside services at the family plot in Ocala Florida.
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TWA to Show Full Length Movies on Long Range Jets
Trans World Airlines announced plans to screen first run feature films on its long range jets starting July 19 for New York routes and August 16 on international service. Only first class passengers will view, with individual headsets and ceiling-mounted screens. A 16 millimeter projector in the rear first class area powers the show while cabin lights stay on and passengers may move about.
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