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Evening star., 1961-12-15
President
Sends Note
To Sukurno
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy has sent
letter to Indonesia's Presi-
dent Sukarno discussing t h e
West New Guinea situation.
The White House. acknowl-
edging this yesterday in re-
sponse to an inquiry, declined
to elaborate.
Reports from Jakarta said
that Mr.. Kennedy outlined the
United States position on the
territory which has been under
dispute between the Neither
lands and Indonesia.
Indonesia has contended that
United States support at the
United Nations for a resolu-
tion by the 13 Brazzaville
powers-newly- independent At
rican nations who were for
fmerly French colonies
amounted. in effect. to support
for the Netherlands.
United States officials have
said repeatedly that there is
no change In the traditionally-
neutral position of the United
States in hoping that a peace
full settlement can be reached
on the dispute between two
countries which the United
States regards as friends.
Mr.. Kennedy is believed to
have put forth this view to Mr..
Sukarno.
The White House would
neither confirm nor deny re-
ports that Mr.. Kennedy has
offered Mr.. Sukarno a hell
copter as mark of esteem
for the Indonesian leader.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Flu Virus Hits
St. Louis Schools

ST. LOUIS, Dec. IS (AP).-
Flu virus that hit rural areas
in Missouri and Illinois this
week struck metropolitan St.
Louis yesterday.
Some city schools reported
80 per cent of their students
absent.
Attempts by medical schools
at st. Louis and Washington
universities to identify the
virus have been unsuccessful.
Schools at Potosi, Mo, about
55 miles south of st. Louis,
have been closed all week. Flu
claimed about 33 per cent of
the school systems 2,400 stu
dents. A number of other
towns were also hit.
The United States Health
Service said the only other epi-
demic recorded was on an
island off Alaska. Right on
schedule" said a health Serv-
ice spokesman, This is about
the time for the outbreak to
start"
Evening star., 1961-12-15

bership in hostile organizations
of which he has been founc
guilty (see Section 80 (2) last
paragraph Of the Criminal Pro-
cedure Trial Upon Informa-
tom Ordinance and see our
A.l32/57. IL piskei din, 1914
1882.
This is the sentence. And
now you are at liberty to appeal
as regards the judgment and
the sentence, and if you wish
to do so, you must file a notice
about the appeal to the office
OF this court within 10 days
from today and the reasons for
your appeal within Is days
from today.
Appeal May Be Delayed
DR.. Servatius (the West Ger
man defense counsel, DR.. Rob-
ert Servatius). IL you believe
that this time is too short for
the accused to prepare his ap-
peal, I beg to call your atten-
ton to the fact that there
are rules Of procedure of the
year 1859 enabling the accused
to refer himself to the presi-
dent Of the Supreme Court or
his deputy requesting an ex-
tension of time for the filing
of a notice of appeal and the
reasons for the appeal, and
this Is up to the president of
the Supreme Court or his
deputy at their discretion as
these rules and regulations lay
down.
DR.. Servatius: I thank you
for your guidance and I shall
think it over.
END of session.
Evening star., 1961-12-15

we have to take into account
also-and perhaps first and
foremoSt-the injury to the
victims as individuals which
was involved in these crimes
and the untold suffering which
they and their families have
undergone, and continue to
undergo, as the result of these
crimes.
Indeed, the dispatch by the
accused of every train carrying
a thousand souls to Auschwitz
or to any OF the other places
of determination amounted to
direct participation by the &C
cused in one thousand acts Of
premeditated murder, an his
legal and moral responsibility
for those murders Is in no way
less than the measure Of liza
bility of him who put those
persons with his own hands
into the gas chamber.
Mitigation Absent
Even had we found that the
accused acted out of blind
obedience, as he alleges, yet
we would have said that one
who had participated in crimes
of such dimensions for years on
end has to undergo the greatest
punishment known to the law,
and no order given to him
could be a ground even for miti-
eating his punishment. But in
facts we have found that in act
ing as he did, the accused iden-
titled himself in his heart with
the orders received by him and
was actuated by an ardent de-
sire to attain the criminal OBJ
ject.
In our opinion it makes no
difference also, for the purpose
of the penalty to be imposed for
such horrible crimes, in which
way this inner Identification
and this desire originated, and
whether they were the results
of the theological training which
raised him up, as was pleaded
by counsel for the defense.
The Death Sentence
This court sentences Adolf
Eichmann to d ca t h for the
crimes against the Jewish peo-
pie, the crimes against hu-
and the war crimes of
which he has been found guilty.
We do not impose on him pun
ishment for the crimes of men,
Evening star., 1961-12-15

ment Law also repealed Sec
ton AZ %, last paragraph of
the Criminal Code Ordinance
1886, which provided that a
death penalty was obligatory,
under that law. But this doubt
does not determine the matter
in favor of the stricter con-
Struction and therefore we have
taken it as our starting point
that the measure of punish
ment in this case is a matter
for the discretion of the court,
Maximum Penalty Due
With a deep sense of the
responsibility lying upon us,
we have considered what is the
proper penalty to be meted
out to the accused, and have
arrived at the conclusion that
for the due punishment of the
accused and for the deterrence
of others, the maximum pen
atty laid down by the law has
to be imposed in this case. In
our judgment we have de-
scribed the crimes in which the
accused participated-crimes of
unparalleled enormity in their
nature and their extent.
The aim of the crimes against
the Jewish people of which the
accused has been convicted was
TO blot out an entire people
from the face of the earth, and
that is what distinguishes them
from crimes against persons as
individuals. 1t may be said that
such total crimes, as also crimes
against humanity, which are
directed against a group Of
people as such are of an even
graver nature than the sum
total Of the criminal acts
against individuals of which
they are composed.
Victims Considered
But at this stage when the
sentence is to be considered,
Evening star., 1961-12-15
EICHMANN
Israeli Court Orders
Deoth by Hanging

Nazis known to be at large, was
captured in Argentina after
years Of running away in an
attempt to hide his identity.
Israeli agents kidnapped him
in May, 1860. and brought him
to Israel, which refused Argen-
tine demands to surrender him.
Eichmann's pre-trial interro-
cation itself was a marvel of
seemingly frank confessions.
Later he tried to repudiate a
lot Of it but the Israeli judges
found him a liar.
They repudiated his facade
Of being a minor" Gestapo
officer who was powerless be-
fore higher authority. Instead,
the court judged him as the
chosen officer who used "his
alert mind, his great cunning
and his organizing skill" to de-
liver his human cargo to the
death mills.
He closed his ears to the
voice of conscience as was de-
manded of him by the regime
to which he was whole
heartedly devoted and to which
he had sold himself body an
SOUL" the JUICES said. Thus he
sunk from one depth to another
until in the implementation of
the final solution he reached
the neither hell"
Three Volumes Of Memoirs
In his last words spoken
from the dock on Wednesday,
Eichman charged he was at
tackled in Buenos Aires, his
postwar hideout, drugged by
the Israeli agents, and shang-
haied to Israel. He said he ex-
pected Justice" but found only
bitter disappointment"
Since his capture, Eichmann
has written a three-volume
set of memoirs which, it is
understood. has been sold to a
London weekly newspaper. DR..
Servatius said the memoirs
contain a chapter of warning
to generations of the future
against racial hatreds.
The trial cost Israel about
SIS million. However, it served
the purpose for which it was
intended: To spell cut how Hit
ler decided the Jewish prob
lem" could be solved only by
genocide. how this order went
down to Heinrich Himmler.
then to Reinhard Heydrich as
chief of the Gestapo, and then
to Eichmann as the instrument
chosen to round up the Jews
and ship them to the selected
murder mills of Auschwitz,
Treblinka, Sobibor, Maidenek
and Chelmno.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Greeting Card Gifts
Cited by Red Cross

The greeting card industry
was honored by the Red Cross
yesterday for donating almost
so million Christmas cards to
hospitalized servicemen and
veterans over the past 20 years.
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther,
American Red Cross president,
presented two citations to
Stephen @. Shannon, executive
director of the Greeting Card
Association. The awards were
made both to Mr.. Shannon and
his association for promoting
the program.
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Budget, Tax Boost
Asked in Mexico

MEXICO CITY, Dec. Is
(AP) The Mexican Govern
ment yesterday sent Congress
a record budget of almost a
billion dollars and stepped up
work on new tax law to
provide the extra money.
Income tax increases Of up
to 80 per cent we're reported
under consideration. Some OBJ
servers predicted a rise in the
cost of living.
The budget for the calendar
year 1862 calls for spending
$685., ,582, $40, or $102,24O,000
more than in 1861. The biggest
share 20 per cent will go to
education.
Evening star., 1961-12-15

(Read aloud by Presiding
Justice Moshe Landau:
I open the 2lst session Of
the trial. The court will now
read out its sentence. The ac-
cused will rise.
Now, at the conclusion of the
long proceedings in this case.
we have arrived at the stage to
impose sentence on the &C
cuSed. The attorney general
has asked for the death SEN
tence. and his final submission
was that this is the sentence
which the court is OBLIGED, by
law, to impose on one who has
been convicted of crimes under
Section l Of the Nazis' and
Nazi Collaborators' (plnish-
menD Law 5710-1950. and
therefore the measure of pun
ishment Is not a matter for
the discretion Of the court.
Earlier Case Cited
We hold that indeed this was
so at the time when the said
law was enacted, for reasons
which were given by the Dis
trict Court of Tel Aviv in the
case of Ingser CPesakim
Mahoziim), 152, 178. But it
appears that the position in
this respect changed after the
enactment of the law for the
amendment of the Criminal
Law Modes OF PunishmentJ
5714-1954.
According to Section l of that
law. every penalty which is
provided for by law would be
the maximum penalty, and ac-
cording to Section 43. the pro-
visions of that law apply both
to offenses under the Criminal
Code Ordinance 1886 and also
to offenses under any other
law. and, therefore. also the
offenses under the law in
question. Moreover. Section 40
Cd OF the Modes of Punish
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Continued From Page Al


tened through earphones to a
translation in his native Ger
man. Judge Landau declared:
For the due punishment of
the accused and to deter 9TH
ers in the future, the maximum
penalty laid down by the law
has to be imposed in this
case =.
The aim Of the crimes
against the Jewish people of
which the accused has been
convicted was to blot out an
entire people from the face of
the earth . such total crimes
. are OF an even graver ma
ture than the sum total of the
criminal acts against indi-
Viduals."
But Judge Landau continued
that the court must also take
into account the injury to in
dividuals.
Direct Responsibility
Indeed" he declared, the
dispatch by the accused Of
every train carrying a thou
sand souls to Auschwitz or to
any Of the other places of eX-
termination amounted to direct
participation by the accused in
1000 acts Of premeditated
murder, and his legal and
moral responsibility for those
murders is in no way less than
the measure of liability of him
who put those persons with his
own hands into the gas
chambers
DR.. Servatlus had argued
that Eichmann was a victim
of an evil system and con-
tended The acts of which he
is accused are crimes of a
government, not of an indi-
vidual. The accused could not
have done anything. He could
not stop this machine, the
apparatus"
Even had they found that,
said the court, I'VE would have
said that one who had par
ticipated in crimes Of such
dimensions for years on end
has to undergo the greatest
punishment known to the law,
and no order given to him
could be a ground even for
mitigating his punishment"
But Eichmann, the judges
continued. in fact identified
himself in his heart with the
orders received by him and was
actuated by an ardent desire to
attain the criminal object" -
the determination of the Jews.
1OO,OOO-Word Judgment
The sentence marked the cli-
max of a 10O,000-word judg-
ment that the Judges spent
three months writing and two
days reading earlier this week.
The Judgment also convicted
Eichmann of a fourth class OF
crimes-of membership in "hos-
tile" organizations branded as
criminal by the Nuremberg war
crimes tribunal. These were
the Nazi SIS. or Elite Guard, the
Gestapo secret police, and the
Nazi SD. or security police. But
the court said it imposed no
punishment for those crimes OF
membership.
Eichmann left the courtroom
to exchange the neat blue suit,
white shirt and striped tie he
wore for his trial for the red
suit of a condemned man, pre-
scribed by British practice
which Israel adopted.
A special death cell must be
created in the Haifa prison
for him. Israel abolished cap
ital punishment for all crimes
except those against the Jews
and high treason and does not
possess a death cell as such.
There are two gallows in
Israel. One is in Jerusalem,
the other in Acre. But the
gallows in Acre, where Jewish
resistance fighters we're hanged
when the country was under
British control, has been turned
into a shrine.
Eichmann, who was head of
the Gestapo Jewish affairs di-
vision, was one of the last major
Evening star., 1961-12-15

IEXT
Israeli Judge Reads
Eichmonn Sentence

JERUSALEM, Dec. IS (AP)-The tert of the death
sentence imposed by the special Israeli court Adolf
Etchmann for crimes against the JewS today
Evening star., 1961-12-15
Victims Considered

But at this stage when the
sentence is to be considered,
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06

DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1861
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
A Major Feat
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FOR WHAT ELSE IS IT? IS HUMAN LIFE IMPROVED
BECAUSE a SMALL VEHICLE TRAVELS IN THE SKY
AT ABOUT THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE EARTH
AS NEW YORK IS FROM WILMINGTON OR BALTIMORE?
WAS HUMAN LIFE ANY FURTHER ADVANCED BE-
CAUSE IN 1857 THE FIRST "sPUTNlk" SPED AROUND
THE EARTH IN AN HOUR AND A HALF? TODAY THE
UNITED STATES CONTINUES TO HAVE n SATELLITES
~ ORBIT AROUND THE GLOBE AND THE RUSSIANS
HAVE ONE. HAS ANY HUMAN BEING FELT ANY BENE-
FIT FROM SUCH STUNTS?
President Kennedy stated, in nutshell. az his Wed
nesdsy conference The simple The Sovies
cruel disregard of human welfare IL concentrates
propsasnds stunts. He said:
"A DICTATORSHIP ENJOYS ADVANTAGES IN THIS
KIND or COMPETITION OVER SHORT PERIOD, BY
IT'S ABILITY TO MOBILIZE IT'S RESOURCES FOR A sPE.
cIFIc PURPOSE"
This is ihe real for The Soviet achievement in
sending fhe first into space. The United States
could have done IL earlier N had decided 10 take
from other necessary things fhe money 70 spend
space research.
As II s the people Of fhe Soviet Union deprived
Of The benefits Of better living is significant that OF
he big rewards 70 fhe hero Of the Soviet Union" is
that he will be permitted 70 have fovr-room apartment
for himself wife and fwo children instead Of the two
he has heretofore been allotted.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
Reaction
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DAVE - DUPE. SUCKER - AND DEPUTY TOO
FOR DEVILS MATERlA MEDIcA! AND sATANs
DRUG STORE SUBSTITUTES FOR NY. GODS, SAME,
sATAN-FREE, CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS - RE.
vEAlNG HERE AND NOW EXCLUSIVE REALITY or
INcoRRuPTIBLE. UNAVAILABLE, oMNIPResENT.
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE - AT HAND WITHIN
YOU!
DAVE IS A DUPE. SUCKER FOR SATAN BOUND"
JUDAS JUDAISM THE DEVILS ROMAN cArHoIl
Clsm! AND IMPURE IMMATURE PRoTEsrANTIsM
STILL RUNNING AROUND M SPIRITUAL DIAPERS
OK SHORT PANTS = FAST ASLEEP TO The Full
FillMENT OF ITS GRAND HERITAGE CHRIST
JESUS 90 YEARS RETURN - FoREvERMope nv
HIS MODERN KINGDOM, THE CHRISTIAN SCI.
eNcE MOVEMENT. HEALER or THE NATIONS.
RevElAToR or THE R-E-Al!- THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH NEVER NEEDING
HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY FOREVER
COMPLETELY POPULATED, BUT COMPLETELY VOID
OF ADAMS. EYES. MuRDERous GAINS. u,oAsrs
kNAvss AND FOOLS THE EGO AND PsycHou ocv
or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHoop : com
PleTelY RePuDIATED BY THE c-H.LIpl.ess
CHRIST JESUS l'wHo DECLARED
THE TIME WILL COME WHEN ruev eu.,, e
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN THE womss Tuar
NEVER BEAR! THIS WORLD SHALL pace AwAv.,
AND THIS IS LIFE ETERNAL. That THrv
MIGHT KNOW THEE. THE ONLY TRUE con Ann
JESUS CHRIST. WHOM THOU HAST SENT,
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
Pathetic Pamela

gconsinved from Page u
INVITING PREMATURE DEATHS. sLuNDERs DIS
AsrERs PEARL HARBoR. FOR EXAMPLE -
CT The DEVILS pUPEs SUCKERS DEPUTIES. THE
ALCOHOL AND To6Acco USERS WITH THE
DEMOCRAT P4oNy' HERO. POLIO FRANKLIN
DEVILS ROOSEVELT - INVOLUNTARY. SPIRIT
uAL. PROTESTANT PROSTITUTE
PART2
Mary lseeJ says TOO BAD ISN'T lTT
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE: DEATH is AN ADAMEvE
MYTH IN WHICH SATAN BOUND" ADAMS.
EYES AND OFFSPRING ARE FORCED TO CEASE
LEANING ON AN ARM OF FLESH toId IT,
AND INFINITE, DIVINE LOVE. THEIR "FATHER-moTHER
GOD. ALL-HARMoNIoUS." Is APPREHENDED,
STEP BY STEP. AS THE HUsBANDMAN toId t.,
THE ONE REAL PARENT OF YOUR TRUE BEING.
VERY GOOD! Genesis 1:26. 3I - siNLEss, DEATH
LESS. MATTERLEss. FLESHLEsS. ADAM-EvElEss-
NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE - ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPULAT-
ING - WITHOUT THE 'PHoNY ADAM-EvE HUMAN
PARENTHooD - THE ONE, REAL UNI
VERSE OF sUPERsATURATED. NcoRRUPTlBLE
UNAVAILABLE oMNlPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT or MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS Christ Jesus).
PATHETIC PAMELA AND DAVE cARROWAY
NEW YORK, April 26-tUPIl-Pamela Carroway. 81.
aing wife and Of Tv star Dave Caro-
way found dead today in the pcuttered bathroom
Of their luxurious town house.
POLICE SAID MRS. cARRoWAY HAD TALKED TO
HER DOCTOR BY TELEPHONE FIVE MINUTES BEFORE
SHE WAS FOUND DEAD BY NURSE COMPANION
ABOUT 2:40 AN. THEY SAID SHE LEFT NO NOTES.
Carrowsy, 4s. star Of the early morning NBcTv Dave
Garroway Today Show notified at his Weshsmpson
Long Island beach house. about 80 miles from New York.
where had been reevpersns from virus attack since
Saturday. He headed back to the city Immediately
MRS. cARROWAY HAD BEEN HosPITALlzED RE.
GENTLY FOR A NERVOUS CONDITION AND HAD SINCE
BEEN m THE CARE OF HER PHYSICIAN AND THE
NURSE BRUNHLDE ABT, AT THE FivE-STORY CARO-
WAY MANSION JUST OFF PARK AVENUE SHE WAS
FOUND IN NIGHT CLOTHES LYING ON THE BATHROOM
FLOOR
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06

neAysu anllDlD" ADAM TAKEN FOR 40 YEARS!
sArAn IS EVER READY TO TAKE HIS POUND
- :. ~s.r eeoaa THOSE NOT AWAKENED TO THE
escANrsc FRAUD Or SECOND CHAPTER OF
esnes,s. TssAr rhE DEVIL. MIscALleo IoRoeoo'
eA,xsp W Mv-TS4-Lc-A-L. ADAM EVE. AND
..c~sos,x can, neNce THE cHILDLEss
~s,,,<T ,esus. REPUTATION or SEX AND Hu-
...S pAesNTpooo - HoNoRINc GOD AS THE
oNly eE,Al PARENT. CREATOR. IN, AND OF.
,,s.uEeSe VERY GOOD" Genesis l:3l) OF iNcoR-
e,.nrssIE uNINvApAeLE. oMNIPREsENT
rowpl srElY POPULATED - oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE
,e->e Press 4-lA-sThomss Pvrdy, 81 killed when
s ,,~, eo,,,osine snsiIsss . siIo his farm in
.--.~n Services at p-m sf VIM. z. Hamilton Co..
Birmingham -
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
APPRENTICESHIP A SOURCE or
ECONOMIC SECURITY"

rs~sl s5ors-.,rss-- -rss-ins IS irportsrf scvree
60 90 err, s,- syrrssss esrseon % ms in6erfure
80 scr-ps7-s ssss.s 70 cram o. hsoe Where
s57re-ssresn- srsrns sssrslls eorrslsed 70 exeiOds
p =, r. 80 -..e~ ss--.ec eecsuse s,ey ,ereers
q rsr-s- s-A-s prs-s s-,o.nss eeais e crafts
-s-s s-s--s
ci.s.-s - ..xe- s<csrssnee o. rinsri.y sreup
5s-s sorex TAR, froriy sreVr members &c seek
SO e-- ee<ssie-s ssstus oes these ioes effeS
=. s---s-s9-s .esIy Ire sohsrssien es I-~ eeeups
ocs brings ~h u Ic~ eeoooraae sssfSs
e-- s--ls sc9n--i- securf-y
RECOGNIZED THAT THERE ARE OTHER WAYS
c= LEARNING TRADE THAN VIA FORMAL APPREk-
-icEs-7 TRAINING PRocRa" AND II SHOULD 6e
ssos CLEAR MY TIE LATTER IS EMPHASIZED. The
7-7EE cLssslFicITloNs ARE:
sr-RENT icEsHp- Usually indicates plan Of in
ss---s -.oirs o@sTrise oelessons she part Of the
---e-.ics .-i.- s-s s,royer Whe+he- this indensure
= s-re@e- i-~ apprenticeship depends its terms
-sac-r- ne primary obiec fe.er II service is 70 be
a.s- 4. IS sr apprenticeship IL work is 'he primary
.ro.sh 'eschrs provided Il is agreement Of
service
LEARNER: Usually learner is expected 70 work
s-r ssller ~sues and is taught skill but with
o6t-scrs on me of employer employees Un
Ike ne recognized time limit within which the learner IL
ne csosbs ~Il she iovrneyans status
ovrneyran az all Freoven'v the learner
skps sro- lob iob in the hope that he will oct higher
5y vsn1 his previous experience 70 establish
beginning wage
HELPER: USUALLY ACTS AS A GENERAL AS
sisrANT TO a SKILLED CRAFTSMAN. THERE IS NO
ORGANIZED MANNER IN WHICH He is TO LEARN THE
TRADE OR CRAFT.
Thus recognized by authorities in he field Of ap
ren'ceshp training that this the best method Of beeom
iro craftsman since II combines ihe educational
with The practical experience combination most suitable
70 person qualified ovrneyman. Or. j. c Wright.
commissioner for vocational guidance fesyinp
before The Temporary National Economic Committee Of
the United States Congress in 1910, stated:
Continued Next Column Top
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pevu TAKES PSYCHOLOGY MEAD
FOR IS YEARS!
"cANCfR," /" THE DEVIL SAYS!

my rrse <is -Hsrden. Conn. Ai7-Dr Carl ss'
css,d a. sserns Professor Of Psychology a. Vale u
died Of cancer a. his home Made Near East survey
. Asthcr oi books papers
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06

There should be no minimizing the Soviet Unions fsbU-
Iovs OF putting in orbit and BRINGING him safely
hack % esrth-he first conquest of near space
The sky is longer the limit.
LISA HEROIC AND MIGHTY DEED BUT " WE 90
NOT uNDERRATE IT AS MANY DID THE FIRST sPUT
MIX NEITHER NEED WE cvERRATE IT.
The experts in Soviet affairs predicting that Nos
COWS new space achievement will 'ovghen and ssiffen
Soviet diplomacy on ground that Premier Khrushehev
will feel that his hand has strengthened They
probably right
But Mr. Khrushehevs feeling" stronger does make
him any Soviet leadership will be stronger only
Western leadership weaker There is nothing in the
The substance Of she bssnee Of military between
the Soviet Union the West Therefore il should not be
allowed 70 alter the balance Of Diplomatic power
THE sovIETs LEAD THE WORLD IN oUTER-sPAcE
"sPEcTAcULARs"-rHE FIRST sPUTNiK, THE FIRST
NOON PROBE THE FIRST HUMAN TO LEAVE THE
eA1rH's ATMOSPHERE AND RETURN-AND THEY DE-
SERVE UNsTiNTED RESPECT. ON THE OTHER HAND
TIE U s SPACE FLIGHTS HAVE BEEN FAR MORE
NUMEROUS AND IN THE WORDS OF WERNHER Won
BRAUN ONE NOT EASILY SATISFIED WITH OUR SPACE
PROGRESS AMERICAS TOTAL SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVE.
MEhT IN OUTER SPACE HAS BEEN MORE SOLID"
Competition between the Soviet Union and the United
the GOOD and the difference between Russia
putting man in AoriI America putting
in November is primarily psychological. seen
src
FROM OUR STANDPOINT. IT WOULD BE BETTER
TO &c FIRST ~ MORE THINGS THAN WE NOW ARE
BUT iF MR KHRUSHcHEV THINKS THAT HE CAN PLAY
THe NAN IN SPACE" ON THE CONFERENCE TABLE
AND THEREBY HAVE HIS wAY-ETHER IN BERLIN
OR IN LAOs-HE IS MlscALCULATiNC.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
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TOO DAMNED MANY ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO
USERS M WASHINGTON, DC. /! : HEBREWS.
CATHOLICS. PR0TEs1ANTs. AND OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL J.
PERSONS or DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT
HONESTY INTELLIGENCE = PRISONERS or TIE
DEVIL NOT NECESSARILY m OBVIOUS
wckeDNEss BUT IN INVOLUNTARY esRoR!i,
IMAM IN SPACE"
The Detroit tribune., 1961-05-06
JEALOUS PROTESTANT Tv
SUNDAY MORNINGS 1O-11 Oh. g
CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW,
REX HUBBARD, PASTOR
FATHER PREACHED 50 YEARS

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