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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1970

Page

5

Retired Coast Guard officers face congressional review

Two senior Coast Guard officers chose retirement rather than court martial over the Kudirka defection attempt near Martha's Vineyard. The case involves Rear Adm. William B. Ellis and Capt. Fletcher W. Brown Jr. and draws scrutiny from Rep. Wayne L. Hays and a House subcommittee as well as findings by Adm. C. R. Bender. The State Department and Transportation Department officials discuss procedures to prevent a repeat incident, with Eustis receiving an administrative reprimand and reassignment seekers.

Washington Coast Guard William B. Ellis Fletcher W. Brown Jr Congressional Simas I. Kudirks U.S Martha’s Vineyard Mass Wayne L. Hays Transportation John A. Volpe Ohio Democrat Ellis Brown House Foreign Operations Subcommittee First Coast Guard Boston Kudirka State Department Adm C.R. Bender Bender Volpe Transportation Department Cmdr Ralph W. Eustis Eustis Hays Taike New England Sovietskaya Litva

Death Camp Commander Given A Life Sentence

Franz Stangl the SS commander of Treblinka death camp in Poland was convicted of murder and given a life term. He ran Treblinka in 1942 3 and was arrested in Brazil in 1967. Simon Wiesenthal placed him third on the list of Nazi war criminals after Eichmann. Treblinka near Warsaw saw about 761000 deaths between July 1942 and October 1943. Stangl also led Sobibor but that was not part of the trial. He was captured after WWII and later worked at the Volkswagen factory in Sao Paulo.

Duesseldorf Germany Franz Stangl Treblinka Poland Stangl Brazil Simon Wiesen Thal Vienna Warsaw Auschwitz Sobibor Soviet Union France Belgium Greece Bulgaria Yugoslavia Austria Italy Syria South America Volkswagen Sao Paulo

Two Botswanan Students Stranded by Hawaii Scholarship

Emang Mathanyane and Israel Mosele arrived in Honolulu 18 months ago after answering a Botswana ad offering two four year government scholarships in math and engineering with transport paid. Living expenses were not included, and post arrival helpers faded as funding waned. Governor Burns appointed Cornelius Downes to seek aid sources.

Emang Mathanyane Israel Mosele Hawaii African Republic Botswana Mathanyane Mosele Honolulu YMCA University of Hawaii Cornelius Downes John Burns Downes

Farm program limits set for three crops over three years

Agriculture rules cap payments at 56000 per person per crop for cotton wheat and feed grains, with per person and per crop bases. Excludes price support loans. Rules issued by Secretary Hardin outline how ‘‘per person’’ is defined and how disputes are handled, including good faith divisions and anti evasion language. Also reports on ACP approval status and tobacco export forecasts for 1971 and 1970-71 consumption totals.

Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin ASCS ALCS Washington

Agriculture Department Issues Rules on $55,000 Per Crop Payment Limit

The Agriculture Department has sent detailed operating regulations to state and county offices of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service about administering the $55,000 per crop limit on government payments to individual farmers. The limit is part of the Agricultural Act of 1970 establishing price support programs.

Washington Agriculture Department Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

Defendants Called Robots in Tate Murder Trial

In Los Angeles three young women on trial for the Sharon Tate killings were described by prosecutors as robots acting for Charles Manson. Susan Atkins Patricia Krenwinkel and Leslie Van Houten listened by loudspeaker from a adjoining room as closing arguments began. The women were ejected after a scuffle with bailiffs as Van Houten protested the appointment of a substitute lawyer and shouted at the judge.

Los Angeles Sharon Tate Charles Manson Susan Atking Patricia Krenwinkel Leslie van Houten Manson Miss van Houten Ronald Hughes Maxwell Keith

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