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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

12

Nazi Death Camp Film Witnesses Move Eichmann Trial

Three judges viewing Auschwitz and other camps reacted emotionally as survivors described mass killings and extermination procedures shown on film. Eichmann watched from his dock while guards and officials observed the somber, explicit depictions amid testimony detailing selections, gas chambers, and executions at camps including Auschwitz and Birkenau.

Robert BIRD Jerusalem Istraeh Sector Adolf Eichmann Eichmann Yitzhak Raveh Moshe Karher Impas Helmnts Bewane Gideon Ife Wom Auschwitz Poland Mauthauen Am Charac Hfew Ween Austria Bergern-Balsen West Germany Buchemeild East Germany Aboes Einsatzgruppen Exc Cauon Europe Gies Nahum Haifa Donly Michmann Pas Tod Hoch Ang

West Germany Faces Risk of Separate Soviet Peace Deal

Bonn sources quote Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard warning a separate peace treaty with East Germany could erode Western unity and weaken Berlin's political and economic position. He noted trade would shift to foreign currency, harming East German economy, while urging hope for East West accord before any treaty is signed.

Bonn HITNS West Germany Ludwig Erhard Adenauer Vienna Erhard Walter Ulbricht Moscow East Germany Exhard Germany Berlin Kennedy de Gaulle

Art Critic Louis Kalonyme Dies in New York

Louis Kalonyme, 61, noted art and drama critic, died Thursday after a lingering illness in New York. He had a long career shaping reviews and commentary across major publications.

New York UPI Louis Kalonyme

Rocket Belt Demonstration Signals Pioneering Personal Flight

Harold M. Graham a 27 year old Buffalo test engineer demonstrated a personal rocket belt at Fort Eustis Virginia under Army supervision. He rose 15 feet cleared a two ton truck and landed 150 feet away in 14 seconds. The belt uses hydrogen peroxide fuel with 280 pounds of thrust and is a Bell Aero Systems Army development. Future flights could reach 0 75 miles and 4000 feet with more advanced controls.

FT. Eustis UPD Buck Rogers Harold M. Graham Buffalo N.Y Army Brass Graham Bell Aero Systems Co

U S Urges Deadline for Geneva Talks on Nuke Test Ban

A broad push by Republican leaders Dirksen and Halleck pressures President Kennedy to set a deadline to end the Geneva moratorium on nuclear testing. They warn that the Soviet Union may advance clandestine gains and urge a strong U S stance, including possible inspection systems. Kennedy reaffirmed staying in Geneva and pursuing the draft treaty while keeping options open.

Rowland Evans JR Washington Geneva United States Everett M. Dirksen Charles A. Halleck Ind Peason Kennedy Soviet Union United Press International Russia Vienna Ttas White House Fassia

Chronicle-Telegram 1981 Lorain County Notice

The Lorain County Printing Publishing Co Elyria Ohio lists newspaper details, pricing and mailing terms for home delivery and mail subscriptions with rates for in-state and out-of-state copies. The note specifies daily publication except Sundays and legal holiday operations and lists office address 225 East Ave Elyria Ohio.

Discoverer Silent After Satellite Launch Falls at Sea

Vandenberg Air Force Base reports Discoverer XXIV went silent four minutes after launch. Ground stations recorded telemetry until signals stopped, with no immediate explanation. The satellite separated from its Thar booster and failed to transmit from the recoverable capsule, leaving investigators to review taped radio data.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Discoverer Air Force

U S Lifts Ban Canadians Cheer Grain Export Reversal

Ottawa reports the United States has lifted its ban on exporting grain unloading equipment to Canada for use in the Chinese grain trade. The move ends a stop on suction pumps needed to unload converted tankers carrying Canadian wheat and barley, easing a rift between Canada and the United States and triggering praise from Prime Minister John F. Kennedy.

Ottawa LITNS United States Canada Treasury Washimgton Metaniiee John Phefenbuk Artow Washington State Department Canadaa Heaney Kennedy

Pepper Kin Dies in Tallahassee Service for Mrs Pepper

General services will be held in Tallahassee for Mrs W Pepper mother of ex Senator Claude Pepper. She died Thursday at age 3. The obituary notes her contributions and family connections.

Kennedy Pearson talks in White House amid security concerns

President Kennedy will confer with Canadian Liberal leader Lester Pearson in Washington to discuss international issues after talks with De Gaulle Khrushchev and Macmillan. The White House meeting follows Pearson's plan to visit June 12 and Kennedy's request for aid in shaping policy.

Kennedy Lester B. Pearson White House Ottawa Pearson Due Gaulle Khrushchev Macmillan Washington Witten Duchess of Kent Katharine Worsley Miss Worsley William Worsley Lady Worsley Edith Paf Paris David Ben-Gurion Jerusalem U.S Canada Britain France Fulbert Youlou Congo Republic Vendlulu San Francisco Internal Revenue Service Mickey Rooney Los Angeles Rooney

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