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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1975

Page

2

Fromme Given Life for Attempted Presidential Killing

Lynette Fromme, 27, known as Squeaky, receives a life sentence for attempting to kill President Ford in Sacramento. She shouted, struggled with marshals, and hurled an apple at prosecutor Dwayne Keyes during sentencing. The judge ruled she cannot be rehabilitated and could seek parole in 15 years.

Sacramento Calif Lynette Fromme Ford Miss Fromme Charles Manson U.S. District Court Thomas MacBride Secret Service State Capitol MacBride Sandra Good U.S Keyes

Carter Would Take No 2 Nominated VP Consideration

Jimmy Carter said he would consider the Democratic vice presidential nomination if his presidential bid fails. He preferred someone else be chosen but would accept the second spot if a fair winner emerges. He spoke in Hanover New Hampshire and urged public support for Angola forces not backed by the Soviet Union or Cuba.

Hanover N.H Jimmy Carter Carter Georgia New Hampshire United States Angola Soviet Union Cuba

Aiken Standard Publishing Details

Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes every afternoon except weekends. PO Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29801 lists AP dispatches and reserve republication rights. The paper disclaims responsibility for ad errors but offers correction in the next issue.

Aiken Standard Rutland Drive Aiken S.C Associated Press

Meir Named Woman of the Century in Miami Beach

Golda Meir former Israeli prime minister accepted Israeli Bonds award as Woman of the Century. She declined mourning remarks while noting Israel’s response to criticism over December Lebanon refugee camp bombings that killed 75 and wounded 150. She retired from the premiership in May 1974.

Miami Beach Fla Golda Meir Israel Israeli Bonds Organization Lebanon Usi Meir

Wakeman Receives Gold Record for Voyage in Brazil

British musician Rick Wakeman has earned a gold record in Brazil for selling more than 200,000 copies of Voyage to the Center of the Earth. Rosf Dihlmann, head of EMI Brazil, presented the award in Rio de Janeiro.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Rick Wakeman Center of the Earth To Wakeman Rosf Dihlmann EMI Record Company

Pearl Bailey Praised at U.N. for Diplomatic Highlight

Pearl Bailey ends four weeks as a U.N. diplomat at the General Assembly where she is hailed as an honor to her country and humanity. Saudi ambassador Jamil Baroody reads a mock resolution thanking the United States for delegating Bailey who highlighted the session. Bailey, named last month as special adviser to Ambassador Moynihan, defended the United States against its detractors in a recent speech.

United Nations N.Y Pearl Bailey General Assembly U.N Jamil Baroody United States

Mrs Onassis Lands Book With Viking Press

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis earns 200 dollars weekly as a consultant for Viking Press after presenting the book A Special Destiny. Viking President Tom Gainsburg notes the work supports a planned 18th century women exhibit and the exhibit will tour museums nationwide starting in June.

New York Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Viking Press Ladies Home Journal Reports Viking Tom Gainzburg Onassis

Exner Denies Kennedy Plot Ties While Acknowledging Mafia Links

Judith Campbell Exner held a news conference denying involvement in any plot between John F Kennedy and the mob to kill Fidel Castro. She said her relationship with Kennedy was personal not conspiratorial and acknowledged ties to Sam Giancana and John Rosselli while declining to discuss details of her connection to the president.

San Diego Jack Kennedy Judith Campbell Exner Underworld Fidel Castro Mrs. Exner Kennedy Sam Giancana John Rosselli Kennedy White House CIA Castro America Jacqueline Kennedy White House Camelot Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Judith Campbell Dallas Giancana Chicago Senate

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