Carter courts Italian-Americans and blasts stereotypes
President Carter addressed the Italian-American Foundation Dinner in Washington, praising progress and defending his policies on jobs, energy, and human rights. He cited eight million new jobs and urged continued gains while noting unemployment remains a concern. He later attended a Willie Nelson benefit concert in Maryland.
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Hoffa's Wife Dies Awaiting Fate of Husband
Detroit report states Josephine Hoffa died at 62 after years of waiting for news on James R. Hoffa. Officials cited heart problems. she had suffered a stroke recently and funeral services were planned at St. Joseph Church in Lake Orion. Hoffa remained missing since July 30, 1975, with FBI investigations ongoing.
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Linkletters mourn death of Art Linkletter son in crash
Robert Linkletter, 35, died after a head on collision in West Los Angeles. A passenger in his car and the other driver were injured. The Linkletter family has faced multiple tragedies including daughter Diane’s 1969 death.
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Self-taught Latin Leonardo da Vinci learned Latin at 22
A fragment notes Leonardo da Vinci taught himself Latin by age twenty two. It mentions trainee scholars and the polish of his studies, but details remain sparse in this clipped record.
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