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 The balding, bespectacled Hitler disciple had insisted he was only minor cog carrying out orders from above in the Nazi campaign for ''the final solution to the Jewish problem -extermination.
 But the court declared he actu- ally relished shipping Jews to their deaths by the hundreds oi thousands, saying he was motivated by ssan ardent desire to blot out an entire people from the face of the earth
 The Israeli Supreme Court re- jected Eichnann's appeal against the death sentence Tuesday, de- claring even death was an made quate penalty.
 And with unexpected speed, President Izhak Ben-Zvi sealed Eichmann's doom about noon yes terday, rejecting appeals for ex- ecutive clemency from Eichmann, members of his family and others.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-01
GOV. EGAN TO ATTEND LAUNCHING CEREMONIES

JUNEAU lR -- Gov. Wr1. Egan plans to leave Juneau for Seattle Sunday to attend launching cere- monies Monday evening of the first of three ferries to be used in Southeast AIaska's Marine High way scheduled to go into use early this fall.
 He will be accompanied by his wife, Neva, who will christen the new vessel.
 Egan plans to return to Juneau early next week.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-01
100 coppERS

FRESNO, Calif. R Court of ficials in Fresno, Calif., arc tracing a n1otorist who paid a one-dollar parking fine by mail with 100 pennies. The Municipal Court which guarantees postage had to pony up 53 cents instead of the usual four Authorities are unsure what ttsie;f'lll ti H do ;se:s is found. After all, he paid his fine
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-01
$I.2 Million Loan Approved

WASHINGTON m A $1.2l million lean to enable the Uni- versity of Alaska to build a dining hall to serve some so students has been approved by the Community Facilities Administration, the Alas ka congressional delegation was
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-01

Honesty pays, but 1t doesn't { seem to pay enough to suit a loi of people.
The Nome nugget., 1962-06-01

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
"HT UP A WAllihG WALL FOR DoWrfYRoDoEh
CORPORATIONS"

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VENT.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
ECHOES The CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
"HElPiNc NATIONS LIKE
YUc0slAWA IS A GOOD GAMBLE"

BY Walter Lippmann Free Press 7I3
me trouble with foreign aid to countries like Yuoo
sssa Poland and India is that the reasons for ovno II
are raher hard TO understand even harder 70 ex
plain " -
Having followed the debate for msnv years bsv.
0ssn 'skns myself what il is that has really divided shs
:" congress from both the Eisenhower and Ken.
VINO nave conducted foreign policy have both wanted 70
~'ss me sn 10 give aid TO countries which are svowedv
communist or to neutral countries which 50 often disagree
with much? - ~'''' As's'sS
ms IS no issue between Democrats and Republican,.
IS between factions within both parties.
There Is. however, one clear d;a.~..-. .. =,
TWO Presidents and the obsefors The two Prs,;d.r,
oee" on fhs inside where they have had 70 choose
0e'ween what would happen they ssv. tbs ,a A. v,,
~oo'a happen they did The obeesors bsvs be-. >.
'0. not responsible for ihs choice and Therefore
free to indulge their feelings '''''
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Foreign Offer =

,<eypss cf significant offer Western
Europe Of lsSsh anniversary Of Aer
cat Os<tsr sfion Of Independence
THE PRESIDENT IS RESPONDING TO THE DYHA.
NCs or THE NEW EUROPE" AND TO A PRACTICAL
VISION ~ pROCLAiMIkC THE WILLINGNESS or THE
United STATES TO CREATE "A CONCRETE ATLANTIC
PARTNERSHIP"
In the span Of generation HE United States hes
joined ~ifh Europe 70 fight terrible world The
iss,on from this experience fst fs only way America
keep oof Of is 10 kssp from breaking out.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
"s7op KILLING GOOSE. NIXON WARNS JFK"

3, Vc+cr Riesel - Free Press 7-l0
Los EkcELElWs nc leeser live in en- era where
vssasSsiIf esUd get s.sy -i'h ssyns. The pvbse be
csnned" ketoes ns-ion sHord 70 allow its gov
ernrenf 70 ssy. Business be damned"
1he indignant resporse % me National Administration
last April 70 sseelpes 'he typical reaction OF
bully
REGARDLESS or The MERITS or THE CASE. GOV.
ERkMEkT ACTED ~ A WAY DESTINED TO CREATE A
PUBLIC Loss or CONFIDENCE ~ PRIVATE INDUSTRY
AND A BUSINESS LOSS or CONFIDENCE M GOVERN
MEkT.
The primary way mako jobs in soeiety is
still through the expansion Of private industry. n is fs
expeesssiea Of private Pre6t-mskns that determines
whether there will Be Job gap Job surplus. When
men eager 70 expand time. talent and money in The
hopes Of gain, there will be more Jobs svsisbe. When
convinced such expenditures will result in losses
nesser profits Jobs dry uP Mans will 10 risk by
ing and e-nsesfins goes hsndnhand with the need for
labor.
This is Why the present snfi-business sentiment on
the part Of our government is 50 distressing.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
The P-S-Y-C.H.0-P-A-T-HI-c JOHN BIRCH
SOCIETY,"!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TREATMENT URGED f!
who'll BE NExT?"

Detroit News edifi, 7-I3
The nation is again indebted Robert WeIeh inventor
and chief Of the John Birch Society for an ex
elusive bit OF world news
Weeh. who has Of informsfion superior TO
those Of the Central intelligence Agency and EDGAR oov
sr has announced that President Charles de csuIe Of
France is . Communist. lis Catholic N
We are only guessing when we presume that De c.uIIe
member Of the cell as former President E;s.c
hover, previous WeIeh Communist nominee
Next month Adsnauer?
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
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NY. "THE WORST CRIME SPOT"
"A ~ PER CENT RISE IN ATTACKS ON

NY. Trb. 5-29
TOO FEW REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS NY.
GODS, OFFSPRING :! (see PIP. 3, 192, c.s.
TEXTBOOK for the REAL |!
DEVILS ADAMS. Ewes. MURDfR0Us GAINS.
JUDAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS.
MULTIPLY LIKE RABBITS l.
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or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD 1! - RE-
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REALITY EVERYWHERE PRESENT - NEVER
NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
NY = 1.-THE WORST CRIME SPOT"
New York City led the nation in the number Of persons
murdered or killed in nonnssIssnf msnssvshssr
during the first three months Of this year, the FB reported
today.
The report, released by Attorney csnsrsl Robert r.
Kennedy said the total for The first quarter Of The
YVES II. compared with ~ during The same period year
ago.
Chicago. with ~ such deaths. wss eossN 10 New
York City this year. The report did not inevds 1861
Continued Next Column Tep
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW,
SUNDAY MORNINGS 1911 On.
JEALOUS PROTESTANT Tv
REX HUBBARD, PASTOR. saul or TARsus"
FATHER PREACHED 81 YEARS

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Evening star., 1962-01-15

the government hopes to in
crease that amount fourfold.
The aim is to make farmers in
comes equal industrial wages to
keep peasants on the farms.
The agricultural ministry is
preparing to send tractors, ma
chinery and fertilizer to the
pilot area. The redistribution
there is expected to be COM
pleted by July.
The reform will begin in
other parts of Iran when dis
tribution is completed in Ma
ragheh.
Premier Ali Amini, himself a
rich landowner, said reform
throughout the country will
take UP to 10 years to complete.
Some critics maintain giving
land to the peasants will ham
per Trans already inefficient
agriculture. They claim the
country needs agricultural re-
form and that redistribution of
land should follow.
Evening star., 1962-01-15

signed the controversial land
reform bill last night.
The government Immediately
began preparing to break up
estates and distribute land to
the peasants in Maragheh, near
the northern border with the
Soviet Union. Some landlords
there, one of whom owns So
villages, "are the worst feud-
alists in Iran," Mr.. Arsanjani
told newsmen.
There were some cases of
landlords whipping their peas
ants just two months ago." he
added.
He admitted the government
faces a tough fight and expects
trouble in enforcing the reform
because Landlords will not give
up their centuries-old rights
easily"
Three Ministers BaIk
The reform faces opposition
even inside the government.
Three cabinet ministers re-
portedly refused to sign the bill
and the minister of finance
resigned yesterday to protest
the measure.
Landlords will be able to keep
only one village each and have
40 days to select it. The gov
ernment will compensate the
landowner by paying him 10
times the annual income as
purchase price for his prop
critics. The peasants will buy
the land from the government,
paying for it in Is years.
About 5000 peasant families
are in the 300 villages that will
be affected first. Some are so
eager they have sold even their
carpets to buy shares in 80 new
government co-operatives, Mr..
Arsanjani said. The co-opera-
tives will take over the super
visiory functions of the land
lords.
The average income Of a
farmer in Maragheh is $50 a
year, said Mr.. Arsanjani, and
Evening star., 1962-01-15
4-Yeor Drought
In Australia Ends

DARWIN, Australia, Jan. Is
(AP) A four-year drought ap-
pears to have been broken over
a large area of central Aus
tralia, where cattle have been
dying for lack of food and
water.
Up to six inches Of rain has
been recorded over 10000
square miles north Of Alice
Springs.
A week ago a great cloud Of
dust covered 10000 square miles
Of this area. Today a thin car
pet Of green is spreading as
grass begins to sprout.
The assistant director Of
animal industry, Geoff Rey
Let's. warned today that a
good followup Of rain is needed
within the next few weeks.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
2dU. S. Ship Delivers
Planes to Aid Diem

torn republic. Presumably a
major increase in the number
of combat aircraft being placed
at the disposal of government
forces Is under way.
Large quantities Of military
supplies arrive here both by air
and ship nearly every day, and
conveys made up Of United
States Army trucks are often
seen passing through Saigon.
Officials have disclosed prac-
tically no details Of the ship
ments or on the number Of
United States servicemen ar
irving here. However, complete
secrecy is impossible since most
sea arrivals are in sight Of
streets adjoining the docks.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Bus Plunge Kills 81

KARACHI, Pakistan, Jan. is
(AP).-A speeding bus left the
road In the Jhelum district yes
terday and crashed into q deep
canal alongside, killing 80 per-
sons. Seven persons escaped.
Evening star., 1962-01-15

SAIGON, South Wet Nam,
Jan. IS (AP) "A United States
Navy ship arrived today with
two large Army helicopters and
several observation planes to
aid the forces of President Ngo
Dinh Diem against the Com
munist Wet Cong guerrillas.
The aircraft ferry Breton, a
converted carrier, also had
seven Jet fighters and q Nep-
tune flying boat bomber on her
deck, but these were to be
taken to Yokosuka Naval Air
Station in Japan, United States
sources said.
Four jets bearing the mark
ings Of the United States Air
Forces 109th fighter squadron
landed today at Saigon air
port, but United States sources
declined to comment on them.
Buildup Planned
The sources denied a report
that the Breton had discharged
a company Of helicopters -
about 20 aircraft and 200 men
farther up the east coast of
Wet Nam on Sunday.
The Breton was the second
ship loaded with planes to ar
rive here since South Wet Nam
and the United States reached
agreement last month on a
major military buildup. The
first ship, the Core, brought
about 40 helicopters and 400
United States Army men to fly
and service them. The hell
copters, H-21s capable Of carry
ing IA troops each, already are
in service flying missions
against the Wet Cong.
South Wet Mans air force
does not yet have any jet COM
bat aircraft.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Iran Orders Breakup
Of FeudoI LondhoIdino

TEHERAN, Iran, Jan. is (AP).-The Shah Of Iran has
given the go-ahead for radical land reform program
county biggest yet Communist influence
Agriculture Minister Hassan Arsanjani said today.
The shah, who has given away than 900 villages
he owned example Trans big feudal andholders
Evening star., 1962-01-15
Officials Silent

The official silence blanket
ing the arrival of new United
States equipment has led to
wide speculation as to the
numbers and types of weapons
being brought into the war
Evening star., 1962-01-15
New Relief from
GAS, HEART BURN

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Evening star., 1962-01-15

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Arizona sun., 1962-09-06
Presidents Committee Reaffirms
Policy, Studies kkeeI Report n's'

unanimous support for the view
expressed by Vice President john
son in a letter to the New York
Times on June 20 in which ne
said: "The. Committee operates
a compliance program, and as !
have said frequently, we mean
business. - W
The Kheel Report, which was
based on a survey of the Conf
mittee operations and structure
REQUESTED by Vice President
Johnson. recommended the ap-
pointment of a fulltime executive
vice chairman as operating
head 4 sffi
In addition, Mr.. Kheel made the
following specific recommendations
for action of the Executive Vice
Chairman:
1. Focusing the work of the Com.
mittee's staff in the complaint pro.
cess on cases where a significanl
pattern adjustment appears pos
sible.
Q. Securing a more aggressive
public relations program. >
8. Securing more adequate fol
low-up of Plans for Progress &C
ITCHY, and assuming complete Su
pervision of this program. &
4. Securing better liason witt
Committee members.
Arizona sun., 1962-09-06
NAACP PROTESTS
WORKER DISMISSAL

DALLAS = The Lone Star Gas
Company was asked to investigate
the firing of Negro injured on
the job, in a protest against the
firms overall racial policy, lodged
here this week by the -NAACP.
Clarence A. Laws, the Assocla-
tion's southwest regional secretary,
attacked the dismissal of COStel-
10 Clewis who is still hospitallz-
ed, on grounds that he had not
cooperated with the company doct-
or.
Mr.. Clewis, who served the utiii-
ty company for II years, was hos
pitalized for two weeks following
an attempt to pick up a heavy OBJ
ject.
The NAACP asserts that:
Mr.. CleWis is not the first
Negro to be fired following an on
the-job injury.
Negroes are mistreated by CO
pany foreman.
Negroes are Systematically
limited to menial jobs.
Negroes have been known, on
occasion, to perform skilled or
semi-skilled jobs, but have never
been put in proper job cate
les nor pay brackets.
Negroes have been known, on
utility companies, excluding the
semi-skilled jobs, but have never
geries nor pay brackets.
Mr.. Laws concluded that local
telephone company, have shock
ing and shameful racial employ
ment policies.
Arizona sun., 1962-09-06

WASHINGTON. D. c. The
Presidents Committee on Equal
Employment Opportunity has reaf-
firmed it's original policy of 'plac-
ing primary emphasis on its COM
pliance and enforcement activl-
ties"
AT the same time, in a meeting
in Washington August %, the Com
mittee recognized the fact that
enforcement and persuasion are
both essential and indivisible parts
of a total program.
The Committee also received
the report by Theodore W. Kheel
New York attorney and former
president of the National Urban
League, on the operations ano
structure of the Committee. The
report was referred to the Com
m:ttee officers, Vice President
Lyndon B. Johnson, chairman, and
Secretary of Labor Arthur j. Gold
berg. vice chairman, together with
subcommittee, for review ano
evaluation.
Members of the subcommittee
are John H. Wheeler, preSident
of the Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, Durham, NJ c.; John w
Macy, Jr., chairman of the Civil
Service Commission; Judge Mar
jorie Mckenzie Lawson, Washing
ton, D. c.; Howard B. Woods, edit
or of the st. Louis Argus, and Sec
rotary Of Defense Robert S. Nc
Namara. HN
The resolution on policy declar
ed: f'The Committee unanimously
reaffirms its original policy o.
placing primary emphasis on its
compliance and enforcement ac
tivities, while recognizing that ell
forcement and persuasion are botE
essential and indivisible parts ci
a total program Voluntary pro
grams based upon persuasion car
only supplement the basic work ol
compliance and enforcement.
"To assure maximum effective.
ness and progress, all activities
must be under the direction ano
supervision of the officers and the
staff. Separate activities ano
separate staff would not achieve
the proper harmonizing of enforce.
ment and persuasion which the
Kheel Report has called the mair
challenge before the Committee.
The Committee also indicated