Eichmann's Capture Cloak-Dagger Plus
Buenos Aires reports a man seized from a Buenos Aires suburb is Adolf Eichmann, former Nazi SS colonel. Israel says he will stand trial for genocide, while authorities investigate the alleged kidnapping and his years on the run in Latin America. Eichmann used aliases including Ricardo Clement and kept his family unaware of his identity. He lived in fear, moving across countries and avoiding contact with Nazi peers. The capture ends a 15 year worldwide hunt, with hints of wife Vera's possible role in locating him.
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Seven Frenchmen Shot in Paris by Algerian Gunmen
Police said Algerian Moslem rebels may be stepping up terror in France as seven Frenchmen were shot on Paris streets this week, two fatally. Victims ranged from a cafe owner to a police inspector. none linked to the war. Strikes by civil servants, mailmen, teachers, and railway workers followed wage disputes amid economic concerns.
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Government workers urged to sign for Health Benefits Act
Civil Service Region office in Denver asks federal employees on leave to contact their agency in June to enroll under the Health Benefits Act starting July 1. The plan provides hospital and other medical coverage and warns those on extended leave may miss enrollment information.
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