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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1972

Page

2

Burson Plodding Along as Sanders Drops Out of Senate Race

Georgia hopefuls react to Carl Sanders decision not to run for the U S Senate. Burson and Nunn gain while Gambrell Vandiver benefit. Hosea Williams entry may siphon black voters from Burson. Burson campaigns by walking Georgia from Tybee Light to Rabun Gap, seeking attention with limited funds.

Georgia U.S. Senate Lester Maddox Carl Sanders Senate Sanders Sen David Gambrell Ernest Vandiver Bill Burson Sam Nunn Burson Nunn Hosea Williams Atlanta Washington Don Wheeler Fletcher Thompson Lawton Chiles Florida Tybee Light Rabun Gap Athens Augusta Macon Columbus Albany Florida Line Golden Isles Tybee

McGovern Repositions Abortion and Tax Plans Amid Shifting Support

George McGovern pivots from radical reform positions to state aligned abortion stance and moderated tax proposals. Hart notes the tactical shift as California results narrow his edge, measuring whether Republicans allow a major policy change to stick.

Jeffrey Hart New York George McGovern McGovern

Farmers Must Live Too

An editorial argues against blaming farmers for rising food costs noting farm prices stay low while handling costs rise with inflation. It emphasizes farmers are also consumers whose expenses have surged, and beef prices back to 1952 levels should not overshadow the value of affordable food today.

Jesus Christ God

Consumers trust in free markets and watchdog groups

The Rocky Mount Telegram argues that independent consumer groups like Consumer Union and Consumer Reports help police the marketplace without heavy government control. It warns against police state advocates seeking to regulate markets and stifle consumer choice.

Consumer Union of U.S Consumer Reports Ralph Nader Consumer Report FTC Rocky Mount N.C

Hal Boyle On What Is Limbo And Where It Lays

New York based AP writer Hal Boyle asks what limbo means and where it exists in human thought. He examines philosophical ideas about uncertainty, purgation, and unresolved states.

Hal Boyle New York

Young Jesus movement stirs debate over T shirts and art

Community discussion splits between youth wearing provocative Jesus themed T shirts and critics who call it mockery. The piece notes biblical grounding for youth faith, contrasts with older skepticism, and expands into limbo as a metaphor for doubt and uncertain belonging.

On This Date in History June 17 1972 Highlights

AP notes key events from 1579 Drake lands on California coast to 1967 China claims hydrogen bomb explode. Also mentions 1963 Supreme Court ruling on school prayers, 1960s U.S. Japan Okinawa deal, and birthdays for Dean Martin and Ralph Bellamy.

Associated Press Sir Francis Drake California John Wesley England Bunker Hill Germany Naples Sicily U.S. Supreme Court China House of Representatives Kennedy Alexei Kosygin New York U.N. General Assembly Middle East Israel United States Japan Okinawa Dean Martin Ralph Bellamy

Nixon Tactics Spark No-Fault Insurance Debate

President Nixon urged states to pursue no fault auto insurance while critics push for a national bill. The piece weighs state regulation, costs, and uncertain outcomes, noting Massachusetts experience and projections of higher rates under a Senate plan. It warns of risky, swift national change without pilot results.

James J. Kilpatrick Washington Nixon National Governors Conference Congress Deneberg Massachusetts National Association of Independent Insurers Senate Commerce Committee Senate

Secret Service eyeing celebrities as potential assassins

Washington report says the Secret Service maintains a list of 180000 potential assassins including Marlon Brando Hershel Bernardi Carl Reiner Paul Harvey Dick Gregory Joan Baez Cesar Chavez Rev James Groppi and Lawrence Scott. Brando suspected for Black Panthers ties Gregory for critical remarks but not threats Harvey Groppi and others also noted. Rooney portrait reveals how Rep John Rooney pressured hiring for the Federal Maritime Commission. Merwin K Hart eulogized at Waldorf Astoria with Crane Maddox Byrd Schmitz present amid controversy. Fraud alert warns Market Development Corp Florida vacation prize hides fees and service charges.

Jack Anderson Washington Secret Service Groucho Marx Tony Randall Secret Services Fulmdom Godfather Marlon Brando Arnie Hershel Bernardi Carl Reiner Paul Harvey Dick Gregory Joan Baez Cesar Chavez James Groppi Lawrence Scott George Wallace Arthur Bremer Brando Black Panthers BPP Black Panther Party Gregory America Father Groppi Merwin K. Hart New York City Waldorf- Astoria Hotel Philip Crane R-Il Georgia Lester Maddox Harry Byrd India John Schmitz Rcalif Crane Maddox Byrd Schmitz Hart Florida Market Development Corp

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