Eichmann Case Moves to UN Discussion At Geneva
Report notes cautious talks with possible higher level follow up as Greek and Argentine leaders tour Europe. Israeli adviser says Eichmann to be tried under 1943 Soviet U.S. British declaration while asserting exile in Israel used a false identity and that international tribunals have not been revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Beo-Gurton
Arturo Frondizaré
Europe
Ameet
Belgium
France
Jerusalem
Shabta Rouenne
Eichmann
U.S
Resenne
Artestina
Roseane
U.N. General Assembly
Special
Larkin Invited To Ceremony
Robert Larkin of Larkin Wholesale Inc in Hagerstown has been invited to attend a ceremony. The invitation mentions his company and local business ties in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin
Robert Larkin
Larkin Wholesale, Inc
Hagerstown
First Christ Church of
Cornerstone Ceremony for Miami Carling Plant
A noisy scene at Miami shows Early Meeters Brewing Company planning a cornerstone for a new 16 million dollar Carling plant on the Baltimore Beltway. Meridian Daylight Mason notes the project will serve distributors across Maryland District of Columbia Delaware Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey as operations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Pennsylvate
Evania
New Jersey
Meridian
Baltic Sea
Placing Children For Adoption Big Job For Welfare Dep't
An Oregon program spurs focus on adoption aiding the Welfare Department. The article traces the effort since 1951, noting the growth of adoptive homes and the need for mothers’ support, with mention of the Max Baer Memorial Heart Fund and related welfare reports. It references Eagle sponsorships expanding adoption laws in multiple states and outlines foster care, permanent foster care, and cases involving unmarried mothers and delinquent youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer Memorial Heart Fund
Welfare Department
Max Barr
Cnse
Sacramento
Calif
Aeril
Biving Park
Ment
Fami
Jf Eng
Benjamin Carroll
Stamother
con.Ustician
National Cancer Suited
Eugene Busch
Philip Roulette
William Remlater
Sey
Joan Beach
Robert Nitze
Nancy Smith
Gale Drake
Joan
Culen
Mary Welty
Samuel
Strite
Barry Cohen
Washington County
Massive Strike Paralyzes Big U S Missile Industry
A large scale strike paralyzed major U S missile and jet production facilities across several states including Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg. Picketers targeted Lockheed and Douglas sites as unions pressed for agreements on high priority defense program manufacturing. Despite the walkouts, Lockheed asserted most missiles and related systems would remain operational by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Lengs
Fla
Waldenberg Beach Memorial Stadium
Force Base
Calif
Amare He ‘Ad
UAW
Douglas
Sories
Vandenberg
Army
Lockheed
Navy
U.S
Suhesirin
Lockheed Polaris
Air Force
Heed
Aun I Tetotet
IAN
Midas
IAM
Convair
San Diego
Douglas’ Santa Monis
Thejca
Doug
Las’ el Segunda
Cali
Lockheed Hamlets
Ike and Kennedy Clash Over World Power Speech
President Eisenhower and Senator Kennedy faced off on U S strength in a tense Senate debate. Kennedy urged bold global leadership while Nixon Capehart pressed for prudent strength and allied trust. Eisenhower defended U S sovereignty and warned against exploiting allied nations for political gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Washington
John
D-Mass
America
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Loewen
United
Homer Capehart
Capehart
Nixem
Eisenhower
Kemmedy
Philippines
Heal-jing Flase
United States
Nixon
Luter
Everett M. Dirkeet
Ninoix
Massachusetts
Jury Here Must Decide If Youth Defective Delinquent
A juror panel is to decide if a youth labeled defective delinquent should have been released earlier or kept detained, with references to parole review and prior examination at Patuxent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Jong
Patuxent
Pimentt
McLaughlin
Patuxjent
Harris
James F. Strine
Daymude
Kaylor
U.S Japanese Treaty Moves Toward Quick Senate Approval
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the U S Japanese security treaty in a 20 minute session and hopes for quick Senate passage before Eisenhower's Tokyo visit. The accord sparked large protests in Japan, with the Socialist party boycotting Parliament and some groups backed by Communist support advocating dissolution or a public vote on the pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
U.S
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J William Fulbright
D-Ark
Japan
Nobusuke Kishi
Socialist
Prayer for the weary to find rest in faith
A Waynesville NC retired Methodist minister, om W. Shaceford, offers a compassionate prayer beseeching God to draw near to the downcast. He asks for light and peace for the lonely, encouraging all to answer the invitation of Jesus to rest in Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om W. Shaceford
Waynesville, NC
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.N
Oregon
Wissonsis
Connecticut
Phil Bigley
Edward D. Plummer
Ike
Pogo
Haat” Ly
Isenhower
James C. Hager
Plummer
Far East
First Christian Church of
O#ichel Board
The
First Christian Church
McElwes
Arthur D
Thomas Rev
Wilbur S
Hogewoll Resolutions Committee
Une
Deraute
Florida
Jack
Hubert H. Humphrey O'Ming
Mike Mayafield
Mastana
Senate Dero
Colton Manor
Atlantic City
Aaron
Reddy
Cancer Project
Ane
Freezer
Potomac Edison
Ratter Wy
DR. H. Gould
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Huperttown
Maryland
Hopkins-Gruber CO
Niege
Thane
Gruber
Ys Grube
Hote
Alexender
Colgate
Florent
Barler
South Potomac St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!