Goof lands him in concrete high pay job by agency error
Everett Neal, laid off from Chrysler Dodge Truck, found a new career as an investment director selling concrete dealerships for Sinmast after an employment agency misfiled his application. He now earns around 50100 dollars annually, sets his own hours, and travels widely. The agency said Sinmast did not hire through them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Grove Village
Ill
Everett Neal
Chrysler Corp
Dodge Truck
Neal
Sinmast
Pare Company
Transmarin
Zurich
Switzerand
McCord to Leave Allenwood Prison Farm Thursday
Allenwood Pa James McCord Jr a former CIA officer and security chief for the Nixon re election committee will depart the Allenwood prison farm Thursday after serving an abbreviated sentence for his role in the Watergate bugging scandal. His original one to five year term was cut to four months by Judge John Sirica on April 29 making him parole eligible in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenwood
James McCord JR
McCord
John Sirica
CIA
Democratic National Committee
Watergate
Ford pledges billion a year world farm plan
Secretary of State Kissinger announced during OECD talks that the United States will join a proposed global farm fund of at least 1 billion dollars annually to feed the world through the remainder of the century. He linked food aid to a broader push for energy independence and international cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
24Nation Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
United States
U.S
International Energy Agency
America
Brussels
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Anwar Sadat
Salzburg
Austria
Madrid
OECD
Priest wins write-in victory in Chicago 5th District race
The Rev. Francis X. Lawlor, a priest known for opposing Black neighborhood integration, won the Chicago 5th District congressional primary via write-in with 60 percent against William H. G. Toms on the GOP ballot. Lawlor had challenged election rules after his nominating papers were ruled invalid. The election was held July 8 to fill the Kluczynski seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis X. Lawier
Chicago
William H.G. Toms
Kentucky
Jlulian Carroll
Lawlor
John Fury
John Kluczynski
Toms
Fury
Priest
Chicago Board of Elections
Board of Elections
Southwest Associated Black Clubs
Southwest Side
Cosmonauts Take Rest Day On Salyut 4 Mission
Tass reported Soviet cosmonauts Lt Col Pyotr Klimuk and engineer Vitaly Sevastiyanov paused research on the Salyut 4 space station orbiting 210 miles above Earth. They spent a rest day doing physical fitness and light exercises on their third day aboard the 20 ton spacelab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Salyut 4 Space Station
Tass
Pyotr Klimuk
Vitaly Sevastiyanov
Fire at Hamilton Hotel in downtown Omaha injures, rescues
A downtown Omaha Hamilton Hotel fire prompted multiple rescues while five people were treated for smoke inhalation and a fireman was knocked unconscious during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Hamilton Hotel
Diplomatic row over Tanzania kidnappings heats up
A clash among the United States, Tanzania and Zaire erupted over efforts to free two American students and a Dutch girl abducted by Marxist guerrillas. Tanzania rejected ransom demands and blamed foreign authorities, while U.S. and Zaire officials pressed for continued negotiations ahead of a 60 day deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPD
United States
Zaire
Mobutu Bese Seko
U.S
Mobutu Sese Seko
Garden Grove youth father flies to Africa over kidnapping
The mother of Kenneth Stephen Smith 22 Garden Grove High School athlete abducted May 19 in Tanzania awaits a phone call from her husband who flew from Los Angeles to Africa with Stanford University support to aid the release effort. Also abducted were Stanford students Carrie Jane Hunter 21 and Barbara Smuts 21 and Emilie Bergman. Alan O'Brien Newport Beach coordinates donations for Kenneth’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Jane Huunter
Atherton
Calif
Kenneth Smith
Garden Grove
Emilie Bergman
Tanzania
The
Daily News
Iike
U.S
W. Beverly Carter
Popular Revolutionary Party
Zaire
Africa
Joseph E. Smith
Jacalene Lane
Smith
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Stanford University
New York
Brussels
Dar Es Salaan
Stanford
Phen
Garden Grove High School
Carrie Jane Hunter
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Scout wins seven million hotel injury verdict in federal case
A youth paralyzed in a swimming pool accident at a Washington hotel was awarded seven million dollars by a federal jury. The verdict, the largest personal injury award in the city, held Washington Sheraton Corp and ITT Sheraton Corp liable for the 1971 incident involving Thoms Hooks of Venice, Illinois, at the Sheraton Park Hotel during an Explorer Scout convention. Hooks is now a quadriplegic. The jury found the pool board’s springiness contributed to the fall into eight feet of water from a nine foot high board. The award awaits trial judge review and possible appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Washington Sheraton Corp
ITT Sheraton Corp. of America
Thoms
Hooks
Venice
Til
Rooks
Sheraton Park
St. Louis
P Lwyers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Who's . Iin News
Goof
Fanne
Mills
Fanne Foxe
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas Democrat
Miss Foxe
Yvonne Dunleavy
Glenda Jackson
London
Miss Jackson
Roy Hodges
Hodges
Diahann Carroll
Robert Deleon
St. Paul's Chapel
Columbia University
Thadd Garrett
Nelson 4. Rockefeller
Deleon
Jet Magazine
Miss Carroll
Claudine
Redd Foxx
L.A
Las Vegas
Keith Hayes
Foxx
California
Betty Jean
D.W. Griffith
Lillian Gish
Beverly Hills
Iki
Richard H. Growald
United Press International
Bual
Bernat Tapestria
Jean Rountree
J. P. Stevens
Scout
Lakewood
Bath
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sun
Bullock's Lakewood
Clark
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!