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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1971

Page

12

Justice in view as Wiesenthal witnesses Stangl sentenced

Simon Wiesenthal, the watcher and the warn er, sits in the Duesseldorf court as Franz Stangl is given life for Treblinka murder. He recalls learning of Stangl in 1965 and credits five years and RFK aid for bringing him to justice. Wiesenthal, survivor of Buchenwald and Mauthausen, founded the Linz archive and helped arrest over 1,000 war criminals.

Vienna UPI Eichmann Simon Wiesenthal Stangl Wiesenthal Watcher Warner Duesseldorf Franz Stangl Treblinka Brazil Robert F. Kennedy Poland Mauthausen Austria Army Israel America Linz Adolf Eichmann Hitler

Wiesenthal Continues Fight Against Nazi Criminals In Vienna

Simon Wiesenthal, now 61, runs a compact Documentation Center at Rudolfsplatz Vienna aided by three young women. He tracks down former guards and planners of Nazi crimes including Stangl, Rosenbaum, and Silberbauer, and recounts risks, money offers, and his campaigns to secure prosecutions.

Wiesenthal Vienna Rudolfsplatz Israel America Eric Raja Holland Wilhelm Rosenbaum Poland Hermine Braunsteiner Queens New York Mexico Karl Silberbauer Anne Frank Mid-East Brazil Gestapo Stangl Paul Stangl Sao Paulo Volkswagen Germany

Wiesenthal Says Hitler Crt Nazi Hunters Turn to Justice

Simon Wiesenthal discusses ongoing cases including Josef Mengele believed to live in Paraguay with limited risk of capture in time. He cites 400,000 ex Nazi voters in Austria and a slow pursuit by the Austrian government amid a rift with Chancellor Bruno Kreisky.

Hitler Martin Bormann South America Josef Mengele Auschwitz Mengele Paraguay Europe Eichmann Wiesenthal Germany Vienna

Red Cross Offers Three First Aid Courses This Month

Linn county chapter of the American Red Cross announces three free training opportunities starting in January. A 22 hour combined first aid course runs Jan 25 at Marion Christian Church for future instructors. Morning standard first aid for youth leaders begins Friday at the YWCA, five weeks ten hours taught by Mrs Eldon Anderson. Evening standard first aid begins Jan 27 at the YWCA for general public led by Mrs John Higgins.

Linn County American Red Cross Jack Dayon Marion Christian Church McGowan Boulevard Marion Red Cross YWCA Eldon Anderson John Higgins

Alcohol Committee Elects George Rittmanic

The Cedar Rapids Citizens Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse elected 1971 officers at its annual meeting at Coe college recently. Those elected were: George Rittmanic president, Tom Wilkinson vice-president, Stan Watkins secretary, Mary Wok oun treasurer, Brent Stanley, Harold Van Der Weide board members.

Cedar Rapids Citizens Committee On Alcohol and Drug Abuse Coe College George Rittmanic Tom Wilkinson Stan Watkins Mary Wokoun Brent Stanley Harold van der Weide

Automotive Engineers To Meet in Waterloo

The Society of Automotive Engineers Mississippi Valley section holds its winter meeting in Waterloo with three technical sessions starting at 4 p.m. at the recreation center. Lloyd E. Reuss chief vehicle engineer of Chevrolet Motor Division GM will speak after dinner about the Vega concept.

Waterloo Society of Automotive Engineers Mississippi Valley Waterloo Recreation Center Lloyd E. Reuss Chevrolet Motor Division General Motors Corp Reuss General Motors Vega

Largest Snake Reaches Extraordinary Lengths

A widely cited fact notes the python as the largest snake species in the world capable of reaching up to 30 feet in length.

Say Men Have Larger Vocabulary

London AP reports that a British schoolteacher claims boys develop larger vocabularies than girls due to greater freedom and varied experiences. He cites a 12 year old boy’s 400 mile day trip for train spotting and notes vacations yield as many new words as schooltime.

London Rothwell Bishop Slough Educational Re Rothwell

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