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We Knew Howard Hughes
So, why another book about Hughes? The answer is simple. Because the truth has yet to be told. Upon hearing of the death of Howard Hughes, James Jesus Angleton, Chief of Intelligence for the CIA from 1954 to 1975 said, "Howard Hughes! Where his country's interests were concerned, no man knew his target better. We were fortunate to have him. He was a great patriot. In this fascinating book, three men who knew Howard Hughes share their never-been-told-before stories of a man the world never really knew.
Hughesworld
Hughesworld is an authentic account written by a press spokesman for Howard Hughes that traces the highlights of his varied life in motion pictures and aviation but concentrates on the management struggle that followed his death in 1976. Hughes died intestate, or without a valid will, opening up a circus of phony will documents. In addition hundreds of far-distant relatives staked claims. A first cousin, Texas lawyer William Lummis, assumed control after a long and bitter struggle with executives and lawyers who had previously managed Hughes businesses. Hughes is shown as a brilliant aviation pioneer and aircraft designer, as well as a motion picture producer and an able if unorthodox industrialist. At one time he owed a major airline, TWA, a leading oil well drilling bit company, Hughes Tool, and a missile and electonics concern, Hughes Aircraft. In the final phase of his business life, he owned six Las Vegas hotel-casinos. He ended as a tragic character, living secluded in pain from injuries sustained in plane crashes, rendered helpless by drugs.
Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
The Final Days of Howard Hughes
This stunning expose attempts to blow the lid off the decades old case of the death of Howard Hughes, playboy movie-maker, aviator and businessman, alleging a murder and takeover conspiracy orchestrated by the very company designated to care for an aging Hughes The Final Days of Howard Hughes exposes Summa Corp. Syndicate's efforts to siphon off the wealth of The Man, and cover up their neglect, malfeasance and murder with a very detailed Plan of action, all exposed within.
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