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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1972
Page
1
In Sofia, four young Turks holding 66 others hostage aboard a hijacked Turkish Airlines Boeing 707 refuse to release the captives as they demand 13 imprisoned leftists be freed, including a death sentence convict. They extend their deadline and seek political changes and asylum in Bulgaria.
Hope Star, Hope Arkansas Monday October 23 1972 edition includes publishing details Star Publishing Co Alex H Washburn president editor in memoriam Paul H Jones managing editor 1929 72 staff Judy Gray Janice Miller Mary C Harris Betty Bain.
Nixon proposed cease fire and US withdrawal within six months with an independent body organizing elections in South Vietnam. Thieu would step down a month before the vote. Dung avoided denouncing Thieu and dismissed fears of communist takeover or reprisals as talks addressed post cease fire occupation and border arrangements. Weather and rainfall data follow with Arkansas forecast and 60s temperatures.
Observers note Kissinger expressed doubt that public morale for the Saigon regime could be reliably gauged. Reports from Newsweek and Time indicate the US and North Vietnam reached a peace accord allowing Thieu to stay on until a caretaker government assumes power.
The annual U N arms debate begins in New York with about two thirds of nations favoring a world disarmament conference proposed by the Soviet Union. The United States and China Mexico, the Soviet Union and the United States were first speakers as the General Assembly committee considers a plan that could extend into December. France and China have shown resistance in the past but France agreed to join a preparatory committee. China called the idea an empty talk club, while the U S warned against creating false hopes. Observers think Mexico Romania and Sweden might craft a resolution based on the Soviet proposal to push it through, noting that more than 80 of the 132 countries have supported some form of a world disarmament conference.
SAN DIEGO AP A California dentist says uncovered records prove Adolf Hitler is dead. Dr Reidar Sognnaes cites a 1944 dental X ray and gum disease evidence as conclusive, aligning with autopsy results by Russian doctors and bones found outside the Berlin bunker.
Justice Byrd dissents and the court affirms several circuit and chancery rulings. Lyle Brown and John A. Fogleman deliver opinions on cases from Pulaski and Conway, while Conley Byrd and Frank Holt write on separate matters. Reversals and writs are noted in Drew and Sevier districts.
All Around Town notes 20 Southern State College developmental psychology students will visit the Children's Colony at Arkadelphia and the Mon teasori School and Easter Seal Center at Little Rock on Tuesday. Also three criminology students will tour Cummins and Tucker Prisons near Grady and England tomorrow. MARINE GRADUATE: Marine Pvt. Gary L. Collums, son of J E Collums, graduated basic training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot in San Diego.
MAGNOLIA David Ward of Hope and Amy Harris of Washington were chosen for Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities for 1972 73. Selection came from nominations by campus groups faculty and administrators. Ward son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Ward Hope is a 1970 Hope High graduate and junior pre veterinary major active in Agri Club and Rodeo Club at Southern State College. Harris daughter of Mr and Mrs John F Harris is a 1969 Saratoga High School graduate senior music education major with a 3 grade point average and member of CAB Da Capo Club MENC BSU Alpha Chi Concert Choir holding an academic scholarship at Southern State College.
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