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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1972

Page

7

Court Upholds Sirhan Conviction Amid Call for Police Powers

The California Supreme Court upholds Sirhan B. Sirhan's murder conviction for killing Robert F. Kennedy and reduces his sentence to life. It rejects a bid to overturn on unlawful evidence grounds while urging stronger police powers to counter political assassination threats.

Los Angeles State Supreme Court Sirhan B. Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Sirhan Kennedy New York California

Humphrey to Speak at Jaycees Convention in Atlanta

Sen Hubert Humphrey will address the U S Jaycees convention in Atlanta starting Monday becoming the sole presidential candidate to accept the invitation Vice President Spiro Agnew will replace President Nixon for the opening address Alabama Gov George Wallace who is hospitalized after an assassination attempt plans to attend and speak about 18 000 Jaycees are expected to attend Georgia teachers and administrators await a July ruling on a 35 million salary increase from the federal Pay Board resulting in a delay caused by earlier salary requests and a higher total than the state had anticipated

Silver Spring Alabama George C. Wallace Miami Billy Joe Camp Wallace Laurel Atlanta Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Jaycees Richard Nixon Spiro Agnew George Wallace

FCC lifts ban on domestic communications satellites

The FCC adopts final policy allowing any company with funds and technical ability to launch and operate satellites. Eight applications for domestic satellite service and five for earth stations have been filed. Firms seek to use satellites to transmit telephone telegraph and television signals.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC

Bombing Suspects Arrested in NYC Firebombings

Four members of the Jewish Defense League were arrested and charged nationwide for January firebombings of two Manhattan talent agencies that book Soviet performers. Three of the four were arraigned on a federal count of causing a secretary’s death in Sol Hurok’s office bombing, with possible death penalty upon conviction.

New York Jewish Defense League Manhattan Sol Hurok

Last U S Infantry Brigade Deactivated In S Vietnam

The AP report notes the proposed 24 hour pilot work stoppage led by the International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations to pressure for stronger hijackings countermeasures and international accords. U S pilots oppose participation. Trans World Airlines has a court order blocking stoppage. Swissair suspends Monday operations as protests unfold.

New York Air Transport Association International Federation of Airline Pilots Associations Ola Forsberg Federation U.S Washington George Hart Airline Association Trans World Airlines United Air Lines Braniff International Tokyo Japan Airline Pilots Association London Britain Swissair International Pilots Federation United Nations U.N. Security Council Forsberg U.N Finland Security Council International Civil Aviation Organization Kurt Waldheim

Hall Road Marks Major Boundary Dividing Thomas County

Hall Road is described as a key north south boundary line that splits Thomas County into two State House districts. The distinction from County Line Road supports a reexamination of district divisions and political geography within the county.

Hall Road Albert Riley Thomas County County Line

Double Winner At Miss Georgia Pageant In Columbus

Cynthia Cook wipes tears as Marshalyn Auton and Lisa Lawalin claim top titles in talent and swimsuit divisions. Lawalin also wins talent, advancing to 1973 Miss Georgia Pageant. UPI Telephoto. Separately reapportionment maps show Thomas County districts redrawn, with District 121 centered on Thomasville, 120 covering Grady County, and 119 including Decatur and parts of Seminole. Incumbents Keyton, Wamble, and Griffin seek reelection in newly drawn districts.

Columbus Georgia Cynthia Cook Marshalyn Auton DeKalb County Lisa Lawalin UPI State House of Representatives Thomas Grady County Thomasville Thomas County Decatur County Seminole County James W Jim) Keyton Boston James Murphy Burton Wamble Cairo Cheney Griffin Bainbridge R.T. Willis

Dreams Shattered. Cliff Irving begins 24 year prison term for faked Hughes autobiography

The article notes Clifford Irving begins a 24 year sentence on August 28 for his elaborate plot to publish a forged autobiography of reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes. The piece references related obituaries, sections on sports, comics, and maps indicating boundary lines affecting Thomas County districts.

Clifford Irving Howard Hughes Abby

Seven US infantry brigades shifted as Vietnam pullout proceeds

In Saigon the United States deactivated the last infantry brigade in South Vietnam while air and naval forces keep a 100,000-strong presence. Seven squadrons began moving to bases in Thailand as part of reducing ground forces, with 61,900 troops officially tallied in June and a target ceiling of 49,000 by month’s end. A Cambodia border clash near Tuyen Binh left 168 enemy dead as Vietnamization accelerates.

Saigon United States South Vietnam North Vietnam Hanoi Nikolai Podgorny U.S. Command Navy Dong Phong Thuong Thanh Hoa Demilitarized Zone Bai Thuong Khe Phat Quan Lang Air Force Vietnam 1St Air Cavalry Division da Nang Thailand Nixon U.S Guam Taiwan 7Th Fleet Cambodia Tuyen Binh

Speeding Trains Collide In France Killing Dozens

In a tunnel near Vierzy, France, two speeding passenger trains collided killing at least 35 people with 17 more believed trapped and 78 injured. About 500 passengers were aboard as rescue teams worked through the night amid debris and collapsed tunnel sections.

Soissons France Paris Red Cross Vierzy Laon R. Brechet Jeannine Michel

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