Eichmann Defense Seeks To Blame Higher Nazi Powers
Eichmann testifies that top leaders ordered deportations and the “final solution” strategy while his role focused on legal matters. He cites meetings with Globke and Heydrich, argues camouflage tactics after Stalingrad, and claims Madagascar could be the intended refuge for Jews. The defense aims to widen implied responsibility to senior officials and portray Eichmann as acting under superior orders.
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Fighmann
Heinrich Heydrich
Joachim von Rubbentrop
Eichmann
Madagascar
Tropical Hygiene Institute
Hamburg
Stalingrad
Reih
Globke
Jerusalem
Dr.j
Robert
Adenauer
Val
Adolf Ichmann
Germany
Africa
Ural
Lichipmannn
Servatius
Kuchmann
Ehterguard
Intenor
Foreign Ministry
Cellor Adenauer
Bonn
Siple
Ins
al. Eichmann
Fielmann
Herring
Bureau IV
Mueller
Heinrich Mueller
Republicans Decline to Retreat on Berlin Policy
Senate Republicans press a no retreat stance on Berlin. Javits proposes a binding Senate resolution backed by Mansfield, Dirksen signals possible party stand, while Kennedy weighs a united Western stance and careful handling of executive action.
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Berlin
Sen
R-N.h
Washington
Javits
Ripa Mansfield
Sen. Javits
Mansfield
Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
Dirksen
United States
he/Rerii. fm
Field
Mont
Germany
Jacob Javits
Europe
Senate
NATO
J. W. Fulbright
West Berlin
West
D., Ark
United Kingdom
Ussr
Berl
Eisenhower
Tration
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Il
Plan To Kill Church In Cuba Bared
Rome based Vatican newspaper accuses Communist China of guiding a Cuba plan to destroy Catholicism. An editorial cites a year old Peipine pamphlet instructing Cubans to infiltrate church life with Communist fronts and place loyalists in top church roles. The piece notes China seeks world leadership and warns Western Catholics about collaboration with Communists.
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Rome
HTNS
China
Cuba
Vatican
L’osservatore Romano
Federico Allessandrini
Peipine
Allessandrinii
Ressandini
Latin America
Russia
Europe
Vatean
Priests For
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Poland
Senate Finance Panel Cuts Ohio Budget by 16.7 Million
Columbus. The Senate Finance Committee voted 5 to 4 to recommend a $2,025,392,846 two year appropriations bill, a cut of $16.7 million from the House, and about $43 million less than Gov. DiSalle’s request. The panel trimmed multiple agencies, kept mental health funding, and drafted two unusual amendments limiting health and highway purchases. The measure moves to a conference committee for final reconciliation.
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Columbus
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Michael W. DiSalle
House
Senate
GOP
John Smith
Dayton
Ing Board
Pharmacy Board
Safety Department
Ohio
Ciety
Soldiers and Sailors Welfare
Sandusky
William
R-Cincinnati
de Lato
Bowling Green
Central State
Kent State
Miami University
Ohio University
Ohio State
Department of Industrial, and Economic Development
Ohio Scholarshp Board
Education Department
Anthony Wayne Parkways
DiSalle
Whch
Jin
Public Works Department
Ralph
Agriculture Department
Dwork
Ing
Highway Department
Automot
Biles
Laos Reds Float Bogus Banknotes
Communist forces in Laos are said to distribute counterfeit currency in Ban Padong area prisoners and deserters show 10 2 and 50 kip notes. Officials note the notes mimic royal currency but appear worn and old, with printing differences similar to past counterfeit tactics used in Europe and Greece.
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Pak Hao
Laos
Aos
Vientiane
Ban Padong
U.S
France
Europe
Greece
World War II relics and notable oddities in a packed Ohio news roundup
A midget submarine tied to Pearl Harbor resurfaced in U.S. Navy notes before return to Japan. Queen Elizabeth hosts Billy Graham and wife at Buckingham Palace. Britain’s Cunard Eagle obtains a private North Atlantic license, planning May service London to New York aboard Boeing 707s. In New Orleans a Bourdon Street bar operator named Al Cahal is highlighted. Ohio coverage includes a Buckeye Girls State governor Sally Ann Althoff, a drowning near Port Clinton, a Wooster car agency fire, and local political posts. National items include Kennedy appointments, a Switzerland ambassadorship, Shriver on Peace Corps policy, a large defense procurement bill, and coal mine shutdowns. Also noted are a tax probe into doctors selling free samples, sewage plant activism, a 220,000 motorist list, and pop culture wins in marbles and chess. The issue also mentions Jehovah’s Witnesses’ blood doctrine and New York politics near deadline.
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Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Billy Graham
Buckingham Palace
Cunard-Eagle Airways
North Atlantic
London
N.Y
New Orleans
Bourbon Street
al Cahal
Columbus
Ohio Senate
Sally Ann Althoff
Germantown
DiSalle
Abraham Cummings
Toledo
Toussaint Bridge
Port Clinton
Ohio 2
Wooster
Washington
Kennedy
Robert H. Cassell
Aurora
Ghio
Charles J. Cornhalter
Danal Fulton
Ohio
Senate
Robert B. Mckinney
Santa Fe
Switzerland
Peace Corps
Reargent Shriver
United Mine Workers
International Revenue Service
Classifieds and subscription rates notice
Public announcement from Lorain County Printing Publishing Co offering daily Chronicle Telegram subscriptions in Elyria Ohio. Rates shown include mail in-county and outside options, with annual advance price and delivery details for rain and adjoining counties.
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Lorain Vjcunty Printing Publishing Co
East Ave
Eleria Ohio
Claas Mai
Elyria Ohio
Carlier
Ohio
Onic
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Relignion
Holy See
USA
Civil Rights Commission
Adjutant General
Cal Rights Commission
Racing Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Ohio State University Co-operative Extension Service
Historical Society
Edgar E. Clark
Edward A. Wilson
Herald Tribune
U.S.A
Tion George Dewey
Yellow Springs
Izaak Walton League
Chicago
Boris Dimitry Yashin
Raiming
Yashin
Anita Danylak
Niles
Ove
Garl
National Marbles
Wildwood
N. J
Bob Wilson
Athens
Toague
Robert 50- Buen
Soviet Union
Moscow
Jack Seeble
Federal District Court
Jehovah's Witnesses
Yankee Stadium
Nathan H. Knorr
Socety
Robert F. Wagner
Democratic
Coas
Howe
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NEW TK Stock Exchange
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Elytia
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