Nixon Brother Author Alleges Hughes Loan Requests
The unnamed author claims Clifford sought loans and favors from Hughes, asserting Hughes would not be called a “used” man. The transcript features voice of a man claiming to be Hughes and references controlling statements.
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Hughes
Trvinge
Hrughes
Irving
Nevada
SIO
Blak
McGraw-Hill Publishingt Co
Tale
Nixon
Pearson
Donald Nixon
Joan
Frank J Waters
Waters
Wallace
Sloward Hughes
Richard Nixon
M Hughes
Hughes Tool Co
Richard Susskind
Irving Pence
Susskind
Viet Cong and US Bombing Report Fill Southeast Asia Front
On the central coast and highlands of Vietnam, Viet Cong gunners attacked Cam Ranh Bay and Dien Khanh while forces in Laos and neighboring provinces faced continued pressure. Casualties listed include two civilians and multiple government troops, with extensive air raids reported in South Vietnam and Laos.
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Qui Nhon
Sapan
Siation
Dien Khanh
Saigon
Laos
Tangy Cheng
Vientiane
UPL
Pun Chanfaraj
Long Cheng
South Vietnam
Cam Pamh Bay
Cam Ranh
Phu Yen
Binh Duinh
Quang Ngui
U.S
Tuy Hoa
Quang Nyat
North Vietnam
New Details Of Hughes Life Reported In Memoir Context
The article recounts Eaton stating Hughes in 1970 looked frail and aged with white hair and spots, likening him to Ho Chi Minh. Eaton recalls Hughes commissioning a memoir after reading Eaton's novel The Body Brokers. Attorneys pursued restraining orders over an autobiographical Journal piece, with handwriting experts disputing authenticity of a Hughes signature.
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Hughes
Eaton
Lana Turner
Rosemont Enterprise, Inc
New York Supreme Court
Ted Webber
McGraw Hill Publishing Co
Ladies Home Journal
Las Vegas
Bahamas
California
Finton
Las Vegas Strip
Polio cases rise in United States in 1970 report
In 1970 the United States reported 2 paralytic poliomyelitis cases with 2 deaths, an increase from 1969 which had 1 case and no fatalities. The figures reflect early public health tallies for the year.
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Washington
United States
Record Arctic Chill Sweeps Texas and Midwest States
Temperatures plunged across Texas and the Midwest with subzero readings. Lubbock reached 14 below zero while Toledo hit 7 below and Columbus recorded 120 below wind chill. Utilities reported record gas usage as cold persisted.
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Jane Murray
AAA
Ohio
Toledo
Findley
Columbus
Cleveland
Guerrilla Attacks Kill Two Argentine Police in 24 Hours
In the past day two Argentine policemen died in urban guerrilla attacks raising eight officer fatalities since June 1. A major blast at former Justice Minister Perrigues home injured and killed multiple officers, with the Liberation Armed Forces claiming responsibility for the bombing after warning civilians to evacuate. A second attack near Santa Fe left Corporal Carlos Savina Nieva dead, while a separate raid on a Villa Diamante police station saw two officers robbed of their pistols and badges.
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APL
Justice
Jaime Perrigue
Oscar Pereda
Perriaux
Santa Fe
Carlos Savina Nieva
Villa Diamante
Food Stamp Rules Revoked After Senate Pressure
Widespread opposition pushes back on tighter food stamp rules that would have cut benefits for about two million. Senators including McGovern and Humphrey demand restoration, while a Hartford meeting of 15 states urges the Agriculture Department to drop the new regulations. The rollback preserves current benefits, with several hundred dollars in monthly stamps for a four person family and maintains eligibility thresholds.
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Butz
George McGovermn
Ds.d
Vubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Hartford
Conn
Agriculture Department
Toll Likely To Rise From Midwest Hotel Fire And Home Blazes
A hotel fire in a Midwest city and multiple home blazes left at least 16 dead as cold hampered firefighting. Reports cite an oil furnace in the hotel basement and an explosion preceding the blaze. Victims include families and several children while hydrants froze, delaying water supply. In Amboy, North Carolina, a separate fire killed three family members with four others hospitalized. Police identify victims and note the Woods and Lorick families among those affected.
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Michael
Mary Elizabeth
Dominick Jr
Michele Marie
Hoover
James W. Peters
Wilson
Penn Fuel Co
Midwest
Flint
Mich
Genesee County
Josephine Lorick
Tyrone Winn
Geraldine Woods
Vernon Whitmore
Amboy
Reva Whelchel
Norma
R. J
Crottie Whelchel
Whelchel
Thin day in a day of good things
Poetic reflection on starting anew with a fresh day, inspired by scripture. The piece contrasts past actions with present possibilities and urges new vows and goals to shape a future life.
Dock Strike Talks Stretch Toward Deadline
Labor negotiators push to resolve the dock dispute as ILWU and Teamsters clash over container handling. Longshoremen insist loading duties stay theirs while Teamsters press for off-dock warehouse access and a broader contract tie in Hawaii. ILWU accepts a 0.72 first year raise to 5.00 hourly with a 15 cent add on cost package and pension issues linger.
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Teamsters Union
LongiShoremen
Teamsters
Harry Bridges
Washington, D.C
ILWU
Washington Post
Teamsters International
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Counts
Hawaii
Burglars Hit Church and Store In Lubbock
Early Sunday burglars struck Asamblea Apostolica Iglesia at 3603 E 15th Place taking a tape recorder and three microphones valued at about 350 dollars. At The Market Place 1919 E Broadway St tools valued 115 dollars jewelry 30 dollars and change 15 dollars were stolen.
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Lubbock
Asamblea Apostolica Iglesia
15Th Place
Market Place
E. Broadway St
Colorful Haskell Saloon Sign Highlights Old Days
The Haskell Saloon’s sign and stories recall rough frontier days from 1884 to 1904 when Frank Draper and Jack Bald ran the place before selling to John Keister and Jumbo Hazelwood. The site hosted church services and included tales of a boy evicted from the Road to Ruin, reflecting strict rules for minors in era saloons.
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Jack Baldwin
John Keister
Jumbo
Old Fort Griffin
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