Eichmann Trial Hearings Over Jurisdiction Clash
Legal debate erupts in Jerusalem as Eichmann defense argues Israel lacks jurisdiction arguing kidnapping and duress. Prosecution cites Israeli court power and international law, with judges weighing rights of trial and German authority. Eichmann listens, notes in a pad as proceedings focus on competence rather than guilt.
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Landaunecke
Sercals
Nolan
Oued Servatus
Haus
David Ben-Guriot
Knesset Parliascentt
Eichmann
Benjamin Halevy
Sed Was Found, and Nothing More.” Servatius
Israelite
el al
Argenta
Israel
Shimon
Zvi Tohar
Servatius
Hauster
Eich
U.N. moves to wrap up Congo debate at General Assembly
The 99 nation General Assembly pressed to finish Congo debate with two meetings and possible Saturday session. Rival resolutions urge Belgian withdrawal within 21 days after Security Council action or call for Congo Parliament to form a national government and decide a future constitution. A third Asian African Yugoslav draft demands Belgian personnel depart Congo within 22 days with necessary action if not met.
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United Nations
W.Y
AP i
General Assembly
Congo
I Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Hammarskjold
Yugoslavia
Thay
Airman Miles Named Airman of the Month in Pakistan
Airman Second Class Terry L. Miles, husband of Shirley M. Miles and son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miles of Tlear Spring Route 3, is selected Airman of the Month for March by his squadron. A letter from Capt. John R. Ford commends his knowledge, appearance, and leadership qualities. Miles is stationed with an Air Force group in Pakistan. address for letters is AP 13640845, 2008 AACS Squadron (MATS) Box 95, APO 271, New York.
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Terry L. Miles
Shirley M. Miles
Daniel Miles
Tlear Spring Rt 3
John R. Ford
Terry
Miles
Jyith
Pakistan
Fries
MATS
New York
College Students Hiss As Birch Society Chief Welch Speaks
A Santa Barbara audience of about 1,100 heckled and cheered as John Birch Society head Welch defended anti Communist aims. He criticized Chief Justice Warren while arguing for a republic over democracy. An answering crowd shouted and hissed during the remarks and Q A session.
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Hiss
Boo Welch
Birch Society
Santa Barbaisa
Calif
Hyttard J
Cardinal Cushing
John Birch
Boston
Welch
Welch Ais
Warren
Los Angeles
Efor
Nis
Dent
Cum, Welch
Earl Warren
Bloodmobile to Visit Boonsboro
The Bloodmobile will visit Boonsboro on Monday April 17 from 3 to 8 p m at the Boonsboro Lutheran Church. The Boonsboro Lions Club urges donors to help three sick residents needing transfusions.
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Boonsboro
Peas And Carrots Substituted For Bread And Water
In Florida at the Hale Prison convicts no longer receive bread and water. Breakfast lunch and dinner now feature peas and carrots. Prison Director H G Cochran says the old bread and water regime failed to work, with 14 to 150 inmates typically on restricted diets, average about 75.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Hale Prison
H. G. Cochran
Mts
Three FotoMac Edison employees reach 25 years of service
John P. Coblentz of Frederick county Charles C. Poffenberger of Sabillasville and Paul F. Hoover of Hagerstown recently completed 25 years of continuous active service with The FotoMac Edison Company in the Hagerstown area. They qualify for Quarter Century Club membership and will be welcomed at the annual dinner later this year. Coblentz heads PE's Commercial Marketing Department in Frederick. Poffenberger began at Williamsport and has retired to Williamsport as maintenance superintendent. Hoover, a Hagerstown native, serves as chief meterman for the Hagerstown District operations.
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Fotomac Edison Company
Hagerstown
John P. Coblentz
Rolling
Road
Charles C. Poffenberger
House 1
Paul F. Hoover
Ft Paramount
Quarter Century Club
Coblentz
Frederick
J Chief Meterman
Hagneratown
Gogorin Receives Ovation at Muscovites Dedication Day
The article describes Gogorin's reception by Muscovites at a dedication event for a mural honoring Truman Library. Dignitaries including Chief Justice Earl Warren and Missouri Governor Benton are noted, with Benton described as giving a final birthday tribute. The piece highlights the mural’s vibrant detailing and its aim to inspire national pride and forward work.
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Serra
Hare
Ieed
Truman Library
Earl Warren
Missouri
Keneae
Gagarin Flight Celebrated By Khrushchev In Hagerstown Speech
The Soviet premiere lauded Yuri Gagarin as a heroic space pioneer in a crowded gathering with local students from North Hagerstown High School and Gettysburg College. Khrushchev praised the cosmonaut, compared him to Columbus, and stressed space achievement alongside other economic goals.
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Ronald O. Heinze
Rev
Edward P. Heinze
Hamilton Blvd
Hagers
G. Ronald Couch
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Glen Couchman
View St
Communist Party
Long Live
Hagerstown
Gettysburg College
Jade Khrushchev
Columbus Ami
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Valentina
Garin
Reformatory Escapee Sought in Maryland Incident
Police seek an escapee from the State Reformatory for Males described as a white male of about unknown age with brown hair and brown eyes. He walked away from a work detail yesterday. home reported as Baltimore Maryland.
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State Reformatory
William Wells
Baltimore
Eastern Shore Counties Seek 4200 Minimum For Teachers
Officials from Worcester and other Eastern Shore counties agreed informally to establish a $4200 minimum salary for teachers. The plan, discussed during a conference, aims to address pay disparities by channeling funds from the education and welfare initiative as urged by state fiscal researchers.
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Eastern Shore
Easton
APJ
General Assembly
Grout
Powell Indictment Dismissed in New York Court
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. stands outside the House Office Building after the third and last count of his income tax fraud indictment was dismissed in New York Federal District Court. Earlier counts had been dismissed. The text also notes $14.3 million in aid for Baltimore City and 23 counties under the James Committee plan, to be financed by state tax adjustments without raising cigarette taxes, with further talks set for April 26 involving Western Shore counties and county commissioners from Allegany, Garrett, and Carroll.
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Adam Clayton Powell, Jr
D-Ny
Washington
New York
Federal District Court
Baltimore City
James Committee
Sian
Allegany
Garrett
Carrell
Drug to curb female dogs urge unveiled in New York
A pharmaceutical firm announced an orally administered drug designed to control the biological urge of female dogs without causing unhappiness. The product, Prodoxhiclés, is described as a synthetic hormone version. The announcement came at a news conference led by Charles R. Mahaffey and associates from Kalamazoo and Hagerstown.
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New York
Department of Motor
Prodoxhiclés
Uptonn &Lof
Charles R. Mahaffey
Smiths, Co
Kalamazoo
Midh
Burg Rt. 2
William Wil
Lincoln Ave
Hagerstown
Tracks Blocked by Rockfall Delays Train in Reading
In Reading Reading area, Edward J Heere heard a loud noise around 9 p m Thursday and found rock debris toppled from a mountain onto the tracks. A New York to Harrisburg passenger train was rerouted and arrived about 30 minutes late due to weather and rockfall while crews cleared the line.
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Reading
Edward J. Heere
Heere
Laureldale
New York
Harrisburg
Reading Co
Back Yard Deer Spotted by Kenneth Bradford
Kenneth Bradford of 224 Pangborn Ave reports seeing two deer in his backyard around 7 45 am. The sighting occurred as the animals fled into the woods behind his home. In other news Khrushchev lauds Soviet space victory and peacelike progress as curfew tightens in Stanleyville. Americans spent 5 2 billion on health insurance in 1959.
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Kenneth Bradford
Pangborn Ave
Tdoe
Free People
Jdeer
X Woods
Prayer Day Request From St Joseph Minister
Prayer day plea from Father W F Primrose of the First Congregational Church St Joseph Missouri asking for blessing and enlightenment. He prays for sight to see purity and justice and to reflect divine wisdom in words and deeds. The minister signs the appeal in a reverent private prayer.
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Father
Christ
Primrose
St. Joseph
First Congregational Church
Man charged in Memphis for thefts to build home and farms
Wesley William Rikard, 31, of Whitehaven, faces embezzlement and grand larceny in Memphis after authorities say he stole materials to construct a residence and outfit three farms. Bond set at 2500 dollars. Rikard was a warehouse manager at a hardware firm and the theft value is estimated at least 10000 dollars.
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Memphis
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