Eichmann Case Seen Going To UN Over Extradition
Argentina planned to ask the United Nations Security Council to declare Israel violated sovereignty by seizing Adolf Eichmann in Buenos Aires and bringing him to Israel for trial. Israel could seek Eichmann’s extradition once returned, amid possible talks between Ben-Gurion and Frondizi to avoid UN action.
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Lamotta testifies on underworld grip in prizefights
Former middleweight champion Jake Lamotta, dubbed the Bronx Bull, testifies before Senate investigators on alleged underworld influence in boxing. Other unnamed managers and racketeers are to face questioning, with potential testimony from inmates.
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Belgian Congo faces unity split ahead of independence
Leopoldville and other provinces show dangerous rifts as African leaders who won independence fail to agree on governance and borders. Some regional chiefs threaten secession, risking delayed independence beyond June 30. White settlers flee Congo, with South Africa hinted as potential resettlement aid. Abako demands federal status and backed Joseph Kasavubu as first president, raising the prospect of partition or union with the neighboring Congo Republic.
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Bradley Formula Deadline Set For Allocation Of Ship Disaster Fund
UPI reports June 28 as the deadline for exceptions to a proposed share formula in the $1.22 million Bradley ship disaster fund. U.S. Steel, owner of the freighter City of Detroit, faced hearings in Cleveland and Rogers, Michigan, to decide distribution among survivors and estates from the November 18, 1958 sinking about Gull Island. The judge’s plan favored varied shares, with survivors Elmer Fleming and Frank Mays slated for specific amounts, while others argued over grievous after effects from the disaster that prompted multi-million dollar lawsuits.
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The Chronicle Telegram notice catalog
The Lorain County printing house Elyria Ohio lists pricing for mail subscriptions by region. Rates show 15 for local, 17 within Ohio, and 16 outside Ohio with mentions of publication days and contact details.
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Montevideo Synagogue Bombed in Uruguayan Night Attack
A synagogue in Montevideo was bombed Monday night starting a fire with damage to nearby buildings. Unexploded bombs were found at two other Jewish sites. One person was killed and two injured in a garage explosion thought to be a bomb factory. Police seek links among the incidents and the Eichmann seizure in Argentina.
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Itzak Harkavi
Arcentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
World In A Spin
Multiple world events and figures appear including a UN plane遭 Communist anti-aircraft fire near the DMZ and a call for Joint Armistice Commission talks. UAE deputy minister Abdul Kader Hatem attacks Vice President Nixon over Zionist support claims amid navigation in the Suez. Dr Miles Leverett named president of the American Nuclear Society with past work alongside Enrico Fermi. A dairy farm in Richmond reports 30 cows electrocuted on an exposed power line. Clare Booth Luce misses a Washington banquet due to illness. The International Statistical Bureau cites economy vitality and Dow Jones reports its strongest weekly stock gain. On This Day lists events from 1775 to 1811, and Columbus unemployment study notes. The Chicago White Sox plan a 1000 can giveaway. Kefauver anti-trust sports bill discussed. boxing inquiry faces racketeers. Grand Central Terminal unveils its size. and a midnight toy shop incident uncovers a toy machine gun.
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Patrolman Robinson wins three day police combat pistol meet
4 Corners, Ohio patrolman C W Robinson of Norwalk and the White House police team won in Bloomington Indiana during a three day Indiana University California? police combat pistol match. In Chicago a United Air Lines jet damaged a nose wheel at O'Hare and nosed into mud off the runway with 41 passengers aboard safe.
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Court Rules Gift Auto Is Taxable
The Supreme Court upheld a tax ruling that a Cadillac given to Dayton businessman Mose Duberstein in 1951 was taxable income. The case involved Mohawk Metal Corp. deducting the car as a business expense after claims it was a gift and tips. The decision, 1 to 8, said gifts to individuals can be taxable income, affecting various business gift scenarios.
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Vanik renews charges on tank contract bid
Rep. Vanik alleged the Defense Department and Army officials fixed bidding for a 42 million armor carrier contract to favor Food Machinery and Chemical Corp of San Jose. He cited an overruled Army survey, questioned planning guidance, and claimed the Cleveland plant could do the work cheaper. A preproduction party at San Jose was reported as under consideration. Bertram Reinitz, 62, executive director of the Industrial Council of Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers, Inc., died Monday in New York.
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Boy Governor Faces Early Hurdles at Buckeye Boys State
Ohio University campus reports Buckeye Boys State governor James White confronts political and legal snags on day one. Two unnamed high officials failed bar exams but may win a second chance. 185 passed, including Kennth Weber and Scott Fenstermaker with perfect scores. White’s party holds Senate 28 18. House shows 41 31 in favor of Federalists. Linus Upson III elected House speaker. White appoints defeated opponent Curt Freed as commerce director. other cabinet picks include Richard Crey natural resources director and Don Fowler to head 97 member state highway patrol. John Lautenschleger named highway safety director.
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Elyria
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Young Attacks Ike Postal Boost as Exorbitant
Senator Stephen Young of Ohio denounces President Eisenhower's proposed postal rate rise as excessive. He warns a 5 cent letter stamp and 5 cent airmail would push second class costs up over 200 percent for many publishers and argues the Post Office should not seek profits. He stresses postal service is a government aid to the people and calls for Congress to reject the rate increase.
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Insurance Aide Dies in Ottawa Leader Death
Brooke Claxton 62 longtime Liberal defense minister and head of Metropolitan Life in Ottawa died Monday. He served as Insurance Company executive and federal cabinet member in Canada.
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China Stakes on Ike Visit Drive Asia Tensions
Hong Kong dispatch says Chinese Communist leadership hopes Ike's Far East trip, especially Japan, will falter amid anti American protests funded by Red China. Mao seeks a collapse of Kishi and a Peiping friendly regime. demonstrations and radio broadcasts target the security treaty. Peiping aims to split Tokyo from Washington, with outcomes hinging on incidents during the visit.
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Wall Street Journal ad boosts earnings claim
An illustrated testimonial describes a man who increased his income from 100 a week to 11000 after subscribing to The Wall Street Journal. The ad promotes the paper as essential for salaried workers and small business owners, noting a $7 trial for three months and a $24 yearly rate.
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