June 13, 1961

Dudley gives views, including strengthening Mayor and Boro Pres, s

ct, 2-1, rules Eichmann memoirs as recorded by Sassen not admissible, except for 86 pages in Eichmann's own handwriting; Halevi, dissenting, would have admitted all parts bearing notes or corrections in Eichmann's handwriting; Hausner disappointed; A Hoter-Yishai describes entry of Jewish Brigade, part of Brit Army, into Theresienstadt camp at end of war; A Hagag, 111th and last prosecution witness, testifies on Mufti's note calling Eichmann 'greatest savior of the Arabs'; trial recessed to June 20 to give Servatius time to prepare defense; Hausner to be given time then to present admissible Sassen documents, wind up for prosecution

Army 'admonishes' Walker for accusing prominent citizens, US press and TV of links with communism; says he failed to heed 'cautions' from superiors against participating in controversial activities; rept seen vague but specifically finds Walker activities not linked to Soc; Pres Kennedy approved rept; Walker, Reprs Hiestand, Kowalski comment; admonition is lightest Army rebuke

Hammarskjold says pol crisis appears ended; sees 'grievous stage' passed, news conf; announces UN will loan $10 million; agreement disclosed in Kasavubu-Hammarskjold lrs exch; Congo Govt agrees to certain budget reforms and other provisions worked out in confs with Hammarskjold aide de Seynes; agreement signed by Kasavubu and UN exec officer Linner

Theobald sees insufficient corroboration of charges in 27 gift cases; Kaplan dissents; Theobald withholds action against those who admitted accepting gifts pending O'Connor probe; Kaplan repts on gifts made by Mars and Caristo cos; Comr Grumet blames officials for conditions of plant; rejects Costikyan charges against Rockefeller