Kleindienst Approved After Long Controversy
Richard G. Kleindienst won Senate approval as attorney general after a four month dispute centered on antitrust suits against ITT and a San Diego convention funding link. The 64-19 vote followed reopened hearings prompted by an ITT memo and lobbyist interview.
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Ariz
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Airlines Pilots Threaten Worldwide Grounding Over Hijack Crisis
The International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations warned of a 24 hour global air service stoppage on June 19 unless the UN takes effective action against hijacking. The threat followed a Czech hijacking to West Germany that killed a pilot and sparked calls for punitive measures and extradition for involved suspects.
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U.S. State Department
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Weiden
Marienbad
Prague
Lubomar Adamica
Train Wreck Kills 16 as Express Hits Station Train
An express train crashed into a stalled station train carrying students killing 16 and injuring 66 in Sao Paulo Brazil. Officials blamed an employee error after a safety rule was ignored during an electrical failure event.
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Suzano
Herndon seeks re election in reapportioned district Georgia senator announces bid
Georgia State Senator Michael N Herndon of Thomasville announces re election bid from the newly drawn Tenth District after reapportionment. He notes committee assignments on Appropriations and Institutions and Mental Health and aims to continue serving despite potential opposition from Cairo’s R A Harrell and Decatur County’s Willis Conger.
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Mike) Herndon
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Decatur
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Boston
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Camilla
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Cairo
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Decatur County
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Conger
Franklin Sutton
Norman Park
Ed Bodenhamer
Pelham
Julian Webb
Donalsonville
Thomas County Faces School Bus Problems
Georgia schools face the new Standard 17 school bus rules, with Thomas County already compliant except for issues around standing passengers and route efficiency. Superintendent E R Cone details added loads, cost estimates of $212,360 for 1972-73, and potential need for five extra buses to meet capacity.
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Georgia
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Central High School
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Muskie poised for major statement amid endorsement talks
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie plans a major address at the National Press Club as reports say he may endorse or release his 166 pledged delegates to help Sen. George McGovern secure the Democratic nomination. McGovern meets Muskie and Humphrey amid a photo session with party leaders and a possible running mate consideration.
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George McGovern
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New York Daily News
the News
California
Retirement planned by Thomas County tax chief after 24 years
W S Stewart announces retirement as Thomas County Tax Collector after 24 years in office. Violet S Varn qualified to succeed him in the Democratic primary, facing R Allen Sherrod, former County Commissioner. Varn explains she would not have run if Stewart sought re election, praising him as a good boss.
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Merrillville
Varn
R. Allen Sherrod
Coolidge
Aurel
Frances Buchan
Hawkinsville
Edgewood
Clay Sts
Thomasville
Martha Harries
Chicago
Shirley Stewart
Sunnyland Packing Company
Bond Issue Would Add Only Pennies To Homeowner's Property Taxes
The city seeks a $600000 bond to fund street paving sewer extensions and auditorium upgrades. A three tenths mill tax increase would raise city taxes from 27.8 to 28.1 mills, about 1 percent. Homeowners with assessed values of $4560, $7550, $10350, and $18660 would see tax increases of roughly $1.37 $2.27 $3.11 and $5.60 respectively. The bond funds include $325000 for streets $175000 for sewers and $100000 for auditorium improvements and elevator.
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Julius F. Arian
City Auditorium
Amiail
Conner Wins Milking Contest After Cow Kicks
Florida Agricultural Commissioner Doyle Conner wins the milking contest after being kicked by cows in two prior years. See story and photo on page 3.
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Doyle Conner
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