Exxon tops Fortune 500 displacing GM for first time
In Fortune Magazine's Fortune 500 list Exxon replaces General Motors as the No 1 corporation for the first time since 1935. GM drops to second behind Ford and Mobil, with oil companies filling five of the top seven spots. The directory notes 15 newcomers, many in energy, and a 1.8 percent drop in total employment across the 500. Chrysler reports a large loss of 52.09 million.
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International Telephone and Telegraph
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Ky faults Thieu for Saigon collapse in Guam glare
Former South Vietnamese vice president Nguyen Cao Ky absolves the United States of blame for Saigon’s fall and pins responsibility on ex-president Nguyen Van Thieu. Ky, in rumpled clothing, said he might physically react if he met Thieu, and outlined vague plans to seek asylum in the United States, possibly pursuing jobs such as aircraft pilot or taxi driver as he awaits a flight to the mainland.
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Snowstorms Sweep Across Western States
Snowstorms hit portions of the west with up to nine inches in the Rockies from northern Utah to southwestern Montana. Weather alerts covered Utah, Montana, Colorado and Idaho with heavy snow warnings and travel advisories. Accumulations reached three to nine inches. Flagstaff, Bozeman, and Butte reported notable totals. Warmer fronts brought rain to lower elevations while spring showers struck Texas and Louisiana. Early temps ranged 29 to 80. Nebraska Heart Association to screen 100,000 for high blood pressure this month.
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South Must Play for Finesse 6183
A concise note emphasizes strategic play by the South side in a bridge context urging finesse as the key tactic. The fragment signals focus on technical card play rather than broader narrative, with no additional players or results specified.
Astrology for May 6 1975 Aries to Cancer card
The dated forecast for May 6 1975 outlines zodiac advice. Aries warns careful speech, Taurus cautions about expensive company, Gemini doubts self discipline, Cancer foresees short sighted decisions based on faulty facts.
Two More Columbus Residents Choose Navy Service
Denis N. Zimmerman, local U S Navy representative, reports Gregory Wiese and Eugene Miller have elected to enlist. Wiese, 19, son of William T. and Mrs. Wiese of Columbus formerly Lindsay, will graduate in May from Hastings Technical. Miller, 17, son of Earl B. and Mrs. Miller of Columbus.
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Earl B. Miller
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Anna Larson Celebrates 98th Birthday At Cloverlodge
Anna Larson marked her 98th birthday on April 25 with a celebration at Cloverlodge. Guests from several towns toasted with three cakes and cards. Attendees included Mildred Benson and Jenny Benson from Winner and others from Lindsay, Genoa, and Clearfield. Her son Allen Larson of Winner and Earl Larson of Grand Island visited Thursday.
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Anna Larson
Cloverlodge
Mildred Benson
Pierre
Jenny Benson
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John Connat
Clearfield
Francis Lloyd
Anne Buehl
Lindsay
Hanna Anderson
Genoa
Helma Person
Ida Nelson
Cloverledge
Alfred C. Nelson
Elizabeth Weed
Amy Barbour
Herman Gragert
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Winner
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Anesthetists’ Strike Endangers 3000 Hospital Jobs in San Francisco
San Francisco unions warn that up to 3000 hospital workers could lose their jobs this week as anesthetists strike over soaring malpractice insurance. Doctors refuse to handle emergency cases as insurers raise rates, aiming to force legislative action to curb medical costs.
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Donald Walker
Orlandi Gives Italy Boost At Rome Show
Vittoria Orlandi won the final event aboard Fiorello 11, scoring Italy a fourth victory in the five day Rome International Horse Show.
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