A New Look For The Old Humphrey
UPI reports Hubert Humphrey tours Florida in a stark campaign scene speaking to sparse crowds. He adapts to media politics, highlighting labor ties while facing youthful anger over Vietnam and politics of 1968.
14 Mar 1972
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1972
Page
1
UPI reports Hubert Humphrey tours Florida in a stark campaign scene speaking to sparse crowds. He adapts to media politics, highlighting labor ties while facing youthful anger over Vietnam and politics of 1968.
Police report a turbo powered passenger train on the Paris Caen Cherbourg line derailed near a track junction in Normandy. At least four people died and about 45 were injured as the train traveling toward Nantes at sixty mph left the rails. The turbine engined train, part of France's Normandy fleet introduced in 1970, features two engines and a top speed around 81 mph with capacity for 166 passengers.
Cambodian leader Lon Nol, 54, swore himself into office after dissolving parliament and forming a presidency with control of armed forces and prime minister duties. The ceremony excluded diplomats and lawmakers while Sirik Matak attended amid student protests. Balloons and pigeons accompanied the event as crowds cheered Lon Nol’s move to uphold the constitution.
MEMPHIS (UPS) Attorney Russell X. Thompson argued that shutting Dr. Aden Barlow’s office would bar IRS collection of $32,000 owed on 1968 1969 and 1970 taxes. U.S. District Judge Robert M. McRae Jr. granted a temporary restraining order to reopen the office and residence seized after Barlow missed a meeting with IRS officials.
Unilateral IRA truce ends as bombs and gunfire erupt across the province. A Londonderry firefight lasts four minutes with about 1,400 bullets. three British soldiers are wounded. Casualties include Patrick McCrocy who died after sniper fire at his doorstep. Additional blasts strike a car near Lurgan army HQ. multiple sites in Belfast and Londonderry report damage.
Senate Judiciary Committee calls ex attorney general John Mitchell to explain the out of court ITT antitrust settlement. Witnesses include Richard Kleindienst and Harold Geneen as the panel probes possible convention subsidy links and the decision to drop divestiture of Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
California Attorney General Euelle J Younger leads a voter petition to revive the death penalty by state constitutional amendment. He must secure 520,606 signatures to place the measure on the November ballot and seeks a stay of enforcement while appealing a Feb 18 state court ruling that struck down capital punishment. The move could affect 107 Death Row inmates and bail rules pending trial.
Virginia asks the U S District Court to lift the injunction on elections under a reapportionment plan. Attorney General Andrew P Miller says a new plan complies with one person one vote and court standards. The three judge panel had voided the old plan for population variances up to seven percent. Abbitt’s retirement allowed the General Assembly to redraw the 4th district.
Leonard Gaylon Johnson a 33 year old teller at First National Bank was found shot in his wrecked car in Overton Park. Police hold four suspects as investigation continues with autopsy classified as homicide.
A UPI report says mood disaster damage in Buffalo Creek Valley West Virginia is estimated at $60 million after three members of a U S House Public Works subcommittee toured the region. The 18 mile long valley was assessed for flood impact.
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