Hughes Legacy Shrouded as Hughes Dies in Jet Stroke
Howard Hughes, a billionaire industrialist and aviation pioneer, died of a stroke on a private jet en route to Houston from a seaside Mexican resort. His empire surpassed $2 billion, with hotels and other holdings, while much of his life remained enigmatic and unrevealed to those around him.
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B.F. Kellum Houston
Howard Robard Hughes
Hughes
Houston
Acapulco Princess Hotel
Sederberg
Hollywood
Methodist Hospital
Houston Intercontinental Airport
Florida
Acapulco
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Roger Sutton
Jeff Abrams
Howard Hughes
Ike
Abrams
Sutton
U.S
Marie Denton
Dyson shifts printing out of state to Connecticut
State Commerce Commissioner John Dyson, who criticizes business outflows, has moved his own newspaper printing from Long Island to Connecticut. The Merlin Printing Co. of Farmingdale faces about a $200,000 annual loss as a result, angering co owner Steve Vid Jr. and drawing News- coverage.
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John Dyson
Long Island
Connecticut
Merlin Printing Co
Farmingdale
L.I
Steve Vid Jr
New York
O'Hearn
Dyson
Albany
Weekend Weather Outlook From National Weather Service
Fair weather continues with a sunny weekend forecast after a Friday shower risk. Tonight hard to predict with a low near 32 and a 20 percent shower chance. Tomorrow climbs to around 55 degrees with partial sunshine and a 20 percent shower chance. A light system may move in Friday and then high pressure should deliver clear conditions.
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National Weather Service
Hancock Field
Dynastic empire under board rule after Hughes death
Howard Hughes dies of a stroke in Houston at age many, while Summa Corp and its executive committee continue to run the business empire. Funeral plans pending, with no close relatives named. Executives Gay Henley and Davis may be executors.
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Hughes
Methodist Hospital
Howard Hughes
Arelo Sederberg
Summa Corp
Summa
Sederberg
F.W. Gay
Nadine Henley
Chester Davis
Nelle Estate
Light early voter turnout in New York primary
The Board of Elections reported very light turnout despite sunny weather as New Yorkers chose delegates for the Democratic and Republican nominations. Ford and Reagan led the Wisconsin race, while Carter Udall and Jackson campaigned in New York seeking momentum for the July convention.
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David Shatter
New York
Ford
California
Ronald Reagan
Board of Elections
Ben Dolen
Wisconsin
Reagan
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udair
Arizona
Jackson
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Massachusetts
Udall
Carter
Terry O'Connell
Bookstore injunction case delayed over service issue
About 60 local residents and church members gathered at the County Courthouse as State Supreme Court Justice Parker J. Stone paused proceedings on an injunction against an adult bookstore. The district attorney contends proper individuals were not served, while observers included Syracuse Police Chief Thomas J. Sardino and priests from Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. Continued on Page Nine.
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1300 South Ave
State Supreme Court
Parker J. Stone
Justice Stone
Syracuse
Thomas J. Sardino
Our Lady of Lourdes Parish
John Fenton
John Phelan
Our Lady of Lourdes
Roger Ruhi
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