McGraw-Hill Editor Testifies in Hughes Case
Beverly Loy of McGraw-Hill’s rights division testified in New York as part of the Clifford Irving Howard Hughes biography inquiry. The witness said Life and Time subsidiaries considered excerpts, labeling the book fake. Irving's wife Edith surrendered on counterfeiting forgery and theft charges, released on $250,000 bond, with a preliminary date set for March 8 and passport surrender ordered.
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A Hughes flight bound for Managua after leaving Fort Lauderdale at 9 15 am carried four aboard and stayed under FAA inquiry. Officials said staff work permits were uncertain and immigration rules may apply. Hassled by press at a Bahamas hotel, Hughes staff reportedly faced visa questions while security moved workers from the Britannia suite.
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Blizzard Strands Canada Travel Amid Severe Blizzard
AP reports a severe blizzard across south central Canada stranded hundreds of travelers in Saskatchewan. Bethel and the ministry of Home Affairs confirmed routine investigations into alleged employer involvement, with Hughes's spokesman Hanna noting Hughes left the Bahamas voluntarily but offering no explanation.
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