Henry Kaiser Dies at 85 and Built a Global Industrial Empire
Henry J Kaiser founder of a billion dollar empire spanning 40 countries died in his sleep at 85 near Honolulu. He led major projects from Hoover and Grand Coulee to Kaiser Shipyards and Kaisers health system, leaving a vast network of plants, ships, cement, steel, and communities.
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Henry J. Kaiser
Kaiser
Hon-olulu
Alyce
Edgar
Sprout Brook
N.Y
Utica
Hoover
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
Shasta
Jeep
Kaiser Health Centers
Hawaii-Kai
Kaiser Pink
Kaisers
Kaiser-Frazers
Henry Js
Henry Kaiser
Lake Placid
Florida
Nassau
Spokane
Wash
Henry J. Kaiser Co. Ltd
Vancouver
B.C
Kaiser Shipyards
Fontana
Southernalifornia
Kaiser Steel
Kaisers Pride d Joy
Kaiser Industries
Hawaii
Hippies Toss Money Away at New York Stock Exchange
A group of 15 hippies tossed money into the New York Stock Exchange in a spontaneous gesture. Dollar bills fluttered to the floor as clerks and brokers watched. some bills were ripped and burned. Security escorted the crowd out amid cheers.
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New York Stock Exchange
Warren
Ohio
Virginia
Nickels Have an Estimated Fifty Year Lifespan
A nickel coin is estimated to have an average life of about fifty years before wear or circulation ends its use.
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