Nazi Camp Commander Stangl Convicted of Mass Murder
Franz Stangl the SS commander of Treblinka in Poland was found guilty of ordering the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Jews and sentenced to life imprisonment. A former Sobibor head, he ran Treblinka in 1942 43 and was captured after the war then extradited from Brazil where he lived under his own name. He had been on lists of wanted war criminals behind Eichmann and Bormann. Treblinka killed about 781 000 people between July 1942 and October 1943.
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Frank Crepeau
Associated Press
Duesseldorf
Germany
Franz Stang
Treblinka
Poland
Stang
Brazil
Simon Wiesenthal
Vienna Jewish Documentation Center
Adolf Eichmann
Stangl
Eichmann
Israel
Hitler
Martin Bormann
Gestapo
Heinrich Mueller
Warsaw
Auschwitz
Sobibor
Soviet Union
France
Belgium
Greece
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Austria
Italy
Syria
South America
Volkswapen
Sao Paulo
Aging clues in sixty trillion cells and drug cautions
The article notes enormous cell counts in adults, aging clues from body components, and cautions about drug and sun exposure. It mentions every twenty minutes a new potentially toxic chemical enters industry and advises consulting a pharmacist or physician for UV sensitivity from medications. It ends with a quirky note on a Polish fever remedy and a Deanna Drug Gift Department promotion.
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Deanna Drug Gift Department
Court blocks 18 voting age in state and local elections
The court refused to lower the voting age to 18 in state and local elections. Oregon Atty. Gen. Lee Johnson said the change would be administratively difficult and costly. After the 5 to 4 ruling on federal elections, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said he would push a constitutional amendment to extend the age requirement to state and local ballots.
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Oregon
Lee Johnson
Edward M. Kennedy
Senate
Army Engineers
Frederick B. Clarke
Stanley R. Resor
Army
Hisele
Eisele
Obituaries and Officials In News Items From AP Dispatches
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Maude Mouser at 76 with funeral services at Herndon Chapel and burial in Mouser Cemetery, Survivors include two daughters and siblings. Separate AP reports cite John A. Hughes of New York Daily News dying at 56 of a heart attack in New York, and Paul R. Ervin of Charlotte dying at 62 of a heart attack while golfing. Also included are descriptions of Coast Guard court-martial findings and retirements, transfers to various state commissions, and appointments to Arkansas heritage and safety boards.
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Maude Mouser
R. N. Mouser
Herndon Chapel
Norris Steel
Mouser
Herndon Funeral Home
Rutha Poe
Fort Smith
Marion McRae
Little Rock
George Eubanks
New Boston
Texas
Blanche Rabbin
Benton
NEW York (Ap
John A. Hughes
New York Daily News
Hughes
The
Daily News
Charlotte
N.C
Paul R. Ervin
Judicial Council of the Methodist Church
Council
Ervin
North Carolina
Hope
Ark
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Ass'n
Arkansas Press
Asg
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Poplar
Memphis
Tenn
Hartford
Dallas
Michigan Ave
Chicago
E. 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Penobscot
Detroit
Mich
Skirvin Tower
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pulaski Clerk Named Pulaski County Clerk
Mrs. Howard E. Beddy, 37, of Little Rock, was appointed Pulaski County Clerk to fill the vacancy from the death of R. S. Peters. She had been a deputy in the clerk's office since 1956. The piece also includes church and local business notices, advertising rates, and AP and newspaper staff details.
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Little Rock
Howard E. Beddy
Pulaski County
R. S. Peters
Arkansas Weather Forecast With Showers and Cooldown
Experiment Station report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday shows high 69 and low 43 with .02 inch precipitation in Indiana. Forecasts for Arkansas call for considerable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered showers and a few thundershowers tonight ending in the west by Wednesday afternoon. Mild tonight but turning much cooler late Wednesday. Low tonight near 40 north to the low 50s south. High Wednesday 50s north to 60s elsewhere.
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Arkansas
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With & Main St. Hope
Doug
Haynie
Hope (Ark.) Star
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C.R. Bender
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Volpe
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Ellis
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Cmdr
Ralph W. Eustis
White River Navigation Commission
T O
John D. Moore Jr
Clarendon
Cleon Collier
Gillett
Arkansas History Commission
J. L. Shaver
Wynne
Raymond Ellis
Fayetteville
Aeronautics Commission
Marvin Cohen
State Chiropody Examining Board
James Leon Robinson
North Little Rock
Elevator Safety Board
Charles Nelson
Berryville
State Board of Embalmers and Funeral
Pulaski
Hope Star
Star of Hope
Consolidated
Star Building
S. Walnut St
Hope, Ark
P.O
Area 501
By Star Publishing CO
Alex, H. Washburn
Donal Parker
Paul H. Jones
C.M
Pod) Rogers
Billy Dan Jones
Hempstead
Nevada
Lafayette
Howard
Pike, Clark
Miller Counties
Congress
U.S
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House
Hugh Scott
Scott
Southeast Asia
Banks of Hope
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Mery Company Inc
Penneys Finest Hour
Leanne the
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