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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1972

Page

7

McGovern plane threat forces evacuation in Pittsburgh

Senator George S. McGovern's chartered jet was diverted to a secluded area at Greater Pittsburgh Airport after a bomb threat. McGovern and about 30 passengers escaped via a chute. four reporters and a Pittsburgh officer were lightly injured. The threat prompted emergency protocols but no serious injuries.

Washington George S. McGovern D-S.d Pittsburgh McGovern New York City New York Pennsylvania City Greater

Mystery swimmer in Key West found after 12 hours in water

A man found on a Key West beach could not recall his past after being in the water for at least 12 hours. Police list him as John Doe and he was taken to a Highway Patrol station after flagging down a motorist.

Key West, Fla Key West International Airport John Doe

Georgia reports first weekend traffic death victim

Hilton Norman, 34, of Hartsfield died in a one car crash on county road 228 two miles west of Funston in Colquitt County. Georgia's AP weekend traffic death toll begins at 6 p.m. Friday and ends at midnight Sunday.

Associated Press Hilton Norman Hartsfield Georgia Colquitt State Patrol Funston

Kissinger Opens Talks With Japanese Leaders

Kissinger began 24 hours of talks with Japanese industrialists and officials in Tokyo to reassure Tokyo’s leaders that the alliance remains central to U.S. Asia policy after Nixon’s China and Soviet summits. Two youths tossed leaflets at him, were arrested, and security tightened around the visit as he met Prime Minister Eisaku Sato and toured the national art museum.

Tokyo Henry A. Kissinger U.S Asia Nixon Peking Moscow Kissinger Southeast Asia The Japan Patriotic Society China Eisaku Sato National Art Museum

Rose Theatre Sold After Closure for Over a Year

Nat M. Williams Jr. sold the Rose Theatre, a 1,000 seat downtown venue, to a group led by Frank Hancock of Commercial Bank. Sale price reportedly just under 27000 reflects its shuttered status. Purchasers plan undisclosed use. an official update on future development is expected soon.

Albert Riley Rose Theatre Nat M. Williams Jr Frank Hancock The Commercial Bank Crawford Street Jefferson Street E. Jefferson and N. Dawson Sts Williams Nat M. Williams Rose Georgia the Rose Talking Pictures Ziegfeld Road Companies Humorist Will Rogers Tommy Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey Cab Callaway Jan Garber Vaughan Monroe

Flooding Claims 36 In S. Dakota Flooding

Rapid City and surrounding Pennington County were hit by 6 to 10 inches of rain causing flooding fires and explosions. At least 36 people were killed with many injured as emergency crews fought to reach victims. Gas lines broke and power losses hampered rescues across Rapid City.

Rapid City S.D Pennington County Sheriff's Office Black Hills South Dakota Harold Higgins Rachid City Journal Rapid Creek Higgins Camp Rapid Best

Voting Drive Registers Ellen Dixon and J.D. Kirkland Jr

Deputy voter registrars Jeanette Conley Catherine S. Anderson and Rosemary Boykins register Ellen Dixon and J D Kirkland Jr for a local voting drive with staff photo credit noted.

Ellen Dixon J.D. Kirkland Jr Jeanette Conley Catherines. Anderson Rosemary Boykins Ray White

Lewis Enters County's Tax Collector Race

Logan Lewis a Thomasville businessman and Lewis Enterprises partner has qualified in the Democratic primary for Thomas County Tax Collector. He joins R. Allen Sherrod and Violet S. Varn as candidates to succeed retiring W. S. Stewart after 24 years. Andrew Wurst enters GOP field for Justice of the Peace Meigs district.

Lewis Logan Lewis Thomasville Lewis Enterprises Thomas County W.S. Stewart R. Allen Sherrod Coolidge Violet S. Varn Merrillville Varn Stewart Andrew Wurst GOP Jamie Oglesby Justice of the Peace Meigs

US raids near Haiphong and Dong Hoi signal near Tet offensive proximity

American warplanes carried out about 300 strikes from the DMZ to Haiphong and near Thanh Hoa Vinh and Dong Hoi hitting fuel depots bridges and storage areas. B52s bombed Dong Hoi and Hue while ground combat deaths occurred near Saigon and along Highway 13 from An Loc southward.

Saigon North Vietnam Haiphong Thanh Hoa Vinh Dong Hoi U.S. Command Air Force Navy Marine Demilitarized Zone Dmz 1St Air Cavalry Division South Vietnam U.S da Nang An Loc Highway 13

Kidd to Retire From Social Security Post

Kidd Jr. will retire as District Director of the Social Security office after 15 years in charge, with retirement set for June 24. story on page 5.

Kidd Louis QO. Kidd Jr Social Security Office

Blacks Back City Bond Issue in Thomasville Referendum

Elijah Hill leads a Thomasville Black community gathering at Providence Missionary Baptist Church to back a 600000 bond in next week's vote. The plan funds streets 325000, sewers 175000, and auditorium 100000, with gains for Black and White residents. Continued on Page 3.

Albert Riley Elijah Hill Thomasville Providence Missionary Baptist Church Magnolia Street Hill City Hall City Auditorium Curtis Thomas NAACP Fritz Frohbert

Belfast and Londonderry hit by gun battles and barricades

Gun battles erupted in Belfast and Londonderry as Protestant protesters constrain streets with barricades across Northern Ireland. A 16 year old girl was killed and the death toll rose to six in 36 hours, with three bystanders wounded and several gunmen shot by troops.

Belfast Londonderry Northern Ireland London Irish Republican Army William Whitelaw Britain Lurgan Ballymena Carrickfergus Bangor Ulster Defense Association Army Londerry

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