Hughes lauded and lampooned as private life publicized
The death of Howard Hughes dominated headlines as broadcasters interrupted programs and papers debated his wealth and eccentric life. He inherited his fortune as a teen, lived reclusively, and left a controversial legacy with little humanitarian contribution. Community notices follow with Bazaar Day plans at Briar Hill Manor and Rotary Club clambake, plus a 10 year GCHS reunion and former classmates seeking addresses.
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Howard Hughes
Hughes
Counterforce concerns draw two congressmen on nuclear policy
In a private letter to President Ford Rep Bob Carr and Rep Tom Downey question counterforce as a first strike threat and urge SALT prohibitions. They warn accurate submar ine missiles and anti submarine advances could give the Soviets unassailable counterforce while diplomacy lags. A Pentagon expert calls the issue fuzzy and theoretical. SOVIET MICROWAVES: Soviet microwaves allegedly affected U.S. embassy health and may reveal conversations via reflection.
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Ford
Bob Carr
D.mich
Tom Downey
D.-N.y
House Armed Services Committee
United States
U.S
Robert Oppenheimer
Carr Arid
Downey
Pellmell
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Art in the Park show at Scott City City Park
Kansas Art Association of Scott City sponsors an Art in the Park event on May 1 at City Park. Area painters may display and sell works. Nonmember entry fee is $6. Event coincides with May Day festivities. For details contact Mrs. Alfred L. Crist at Rt. 2, Scott City, Kansas.
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Scott City
Kansas Art Association of
Alfred L. Crist
Rt. 2
Kan
Letter to Jim Bishop Reveals Hidden Family Turmoil
A reader writes to reporter Jim Bishop confessing a marriage of 22 years, five children, four mortgages, and a foreclosure. She claims her husband is alive in her home, praises a deceased father, and compares life to time served, ending mid-sentence as her letter reveals personal struggle and unspoken pain.
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Mr. Bishop
Big John
Ted Williams
A Purple Heart for Her Ends With Hitchcock Hint
A narrator recounts a chaotic family barbecue led by a drunken husband and father. Amid nerves, cooking chaos, and slapstick danger, the atmosphere veers toward comic catastrophe as the man’s antics culminate in a startling kitchen moment and a sober confrontation.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle clues
Across and down clues list for a crossword by Eugene Sheffer with multiple themed entries, including sources for Texas city outer garment school dance and famous names, plus a Cryptoquip puzzle and yesterday's solution reference. The page presents a dense grid of cryptic and standard crossword items across many lines with enumerations and abbreviations.
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Texas City
Evangelist Roberts
East Coast
Cape
Mr. Guevar
Spain
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