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Re: [howard robard hughes memorial ] Re: Juan Trippeinformation

Dear Van,
 
Thank you for your kind thoughts! I see you are most kind to many people on this website, which is a good thing.
 
From other postings have seen, one a weblink Jeri sent you regarding high up people connected to Lummis, I have to say this makes for one, endless labyrinthine puzzle. Can only conclude that poor Howard Hughes (rich in spirit, poor meaning sympathy for his plight) in his end years and afterwards, his estate, was fair game.
 
Politically, it looks like it may be, as Clint Eastwood says in one of his movies, "every which way but loose", meaning it looks to me like it came from all sides. Just my impression. Philosophically, a friend's father was beaten by his caretaker. My friend could not convince her father to live with her as he wanted to stay in the city he was and go to football games there. Unfortunately, the caretaker, as my friend said, was fine with him until she learned her father had money. This was on a very small scale. Apply that same principle to Howard Hughes with his vast holdings, and the jackals came from all corners. Sequel could be called "Twilight of the Jackals".
 
I know politically, Oliver Stone would probably not favor Howard Hughes, but if he could be convinced, he would be great as a filmmaker to depict a sequel to The Aviator, if there is one. He thrives on conspiracies and is gutsy. But, guess, his experiences in Vietnam affected him to probably not appreciate anyone whose companies sold helicopters for the war. But, you never know. His movie on Nixon made some people I know like Nixon who did not agree with Nixon's policies.
 
Politically, I am in between the two parties.
 
All I know is it is very probable that Howard Hughes was slowly murdered, etc., but people overall, say so what...he was an egocentric, self-absorbed nutcase. And I have heard that attitude from Republicans and Democrats, so feel many people do not see that he was an adventurous genius, regardless of their political leanings.
 
When I get my friend's research sent to you, hope something in it is helpful. I saw some things that were interesting.
 
Best regards and peace, Van,
 
Elaine
 
 
 


"Van J. Simmons" <gsimmons@...> wrote:

   Dear Elaine-Liebling, it must have been born in you-the
ability to see tgings with your own mind! I know very few people
who are that way, and that makes you a VERY special [person. 

My interest in the Juan Trippe background stems from experiences I've
had in attempting to find information about so many of the characters
involved in Howard's life.  Famous perople who just popped up out of
nowhere to become the most influential people in American economic
and foreign service affairs.  People like Simon Ramo, Dean
Wooldridge, Juan Tripp, Frank Gay and his Mormon Mafia Group,
Nadine Henley-can't find any meaningful information about any of them
but they all are known to have been high leaders in big business
affairs up into the 1950s.  Somehow, with persistent research, a clue
turns up now and then-oftentimes seemingly insignificant-but to the
analytical mind very important.  Jack Real's book is an example of
works that tell more in what they DON"T say than what they do.
Imagine a BEST FRIEND standing by while all of those things that he
mentioned, Howard's being subjected to virtual helplessness under
the influence of all those people who took every advantage of the
helplessness that they, themselves, had imposed on him.  And doing
nothing to stop or even hinder it...  All of them demanding a
contract that would place them in virtual control of all of the
Hughes Businesses.  Maybe these people will never be fully exposed
for what they are and what they've done..but I take my side with
those who insist that crimes be exposed and punished,

I'm so glad to have the fellowship of people like you, Elaine,
with the character to stand for what is right.

God Bless You Dear friens

Sincerely  Van
--- In howardrobardhughesmemorial@yahoogroups.com, "roxiezebra"
<roxiezebra@y...> wrote:
>
> Dear Van,
>
> Did you notice my response to your e-mail I posted on Dec. 31? It
was
> lengthy, with some new info on book and also about a museum in
> Lakeland, Florida.
>
> The book was written due to Jack Real encouraging Marrett. If you
> have not read it, it may give you some clue why Jack Real has not
> responded to your queries.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Elaine
> --- In howardrobardhughesmemorial@yahoogroups.com, "Van J. Simmons"
> <gsimmons@v...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Dear Elaine! I am very glad to be in communication with you1
> > Your offer to send me information is very kind and very gratefully
> > accepted.  You are one of those Howard Hughes Memorial Group
> Members
> > who encourage my sometimes feelings of despair that the Memorial
> will
> > ever become a suiccessful program.    I have in the past provided
> > select individuals and libraries with a copy of the book"%The
> > Analytical American History of the life and times of Howard
Robard
> > Hughes."  It is a very large volume, over 1000 pages, and not
easy
> > reading material.  It was written as a Memorial, never for sale. 
> > It is a very well researched book written more in 'training
manual"
> > form yhan as a literary work..many readers would find it tedious
> > and unintertaining in style.  But it does, I know from having
> studied
> > so many other of the 'Hughes Books" give perspectives of realism
> > not found in any other book on the subject.  It was written in a
> > manner to chronologically relate specific Hughes facts with other
> > significant events beginning with the 20th Century.  This because
I
> > objected to other works' method of skipping over related events
and
> > thus presenting events without relating to other events that
> probably
> > had significant bearing on the facts.  i.e., Ramo and Wooldridge,
> > after demanding control over Hughes Aircraft Compny, left  ( by
> > resigning they say) taking with them key personnel and equipment
of
> > the HAC.  The very next day an "accident" occurred resulting in
> major
> > damages to the Hercules Flying Boat-moored inside its protective
> > naintenance place inside the Geodesic Dome at Long Beach Harbor. 
I
> > see possibilities of foul play in these events.  Other such
> > 'coincidences' occur in the course of the chronology, i.e.,
> > Actor Lee J Cobb, a personal friend of Howard's died on the day
> > before Howard was noved from the Bahamas to Mexico.   Only when
> taken
> > in chronological order do such events call attention
> > to 'coincidences' that should be examined. 
> > If you'd be interested in reading this book, your Librarian can
> have
> > the Temple Texas Library send it on loanout for the cost of
postage.
> > In future, when I can get enough time to prepare a set from my
> > mastersheet manuscript, I want to present you with a copy of this
> book
> > in appreciation for your demonstrated human decency in supporting
> > efforts to establish a Hughes Memorial.
> > May I hear more from you again?
> > Sincerely  Van J Simmons
> >
> > Hughes Aircraft Company
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In howardrobardhughesmemorial@yahoogroups.com, "roxiezebra"
> > <roxiezebra@y...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Van,
> > >
> > > See others gave you good leads re: Juan Trippe.
> > >
> > > My research librarian friend brought me xerox copies of
citations
> > on
> > > articles re: Howard Hughes that go back to the 1930s up to
1960,
> > plus
> > > copies of various articles. About 2 to 2 1/2 inches thick of
> > > materials.
> > >
> > > I just went through looking for mention of Juan Trippe, but
> nothing
> > > in fast run-through.
> > >
> > > Here is one citation to give example of sources friend gave me:
> > >
> > > Title:  CAB starts another investigation of Hughes' airline
> > operations
> > > Journal Source: Business Week
> > > Source:  Business Week (October 6 1956) p. 78
> > > Publication Year:  1956
> > > ISSN:  0007-7135
> > > Subject(s):  Hughes, Howard, 1905-1976
> > > Document Type:  Feature
> > > Update Code:  20020824
> > > Database:  Readers' Guide Retrospective
> > > Accession Number:  195628004065021
> > >
> > > After I go through everything, would you want me to send what I
> > have
> > > to your address in Temple? Think you have your address on
> > Boomersint.
> > > I may ask friend if okay for it to be sent just to make sure
(she
> > is
> > > big into conspiracy theories and may think she would get in
> > > trouble)...or I may not mention as very unlikely she would
> > > be 'tracked down'.
> > >
> > > Much of it may be articles, books, etc. you have already come
> > across
> > > in the research you did for your book, but there possibly could
> be
> > > other leads.
> > >
> > > Appreciated your earlier e-mail showing concern about my
leaving
> > > group for awhile. Mainly, at this point, I am far behind in
> > > understanding a lot of the characters involved, but getting
some
> of
> > > the picture.
> > >
> > > But, always glad to pass along something in hopes that it is
new
> > clue.
> > >
> > > Do know of an Aviation Museum in Lakeland, Florida that has
HRH's
> > > memorabilia, but will mention in another e-mail.
> > >
> > > Best regards,
> > >
> > > Elaine





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Hi Van, See others gave you good leads re: Juan Trippe. My research librarian friend brought me xerox copies of citations on articles re: Howard Hughes that go...
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Dec 27, 2004
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Dear Elaine! I am very glad to be in communication with you1 Your offer to send me information is very kind and very gratefully accepted. You are one of those...
Van J. Simmons
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Dear Van, Have tried the ILL route through my library and Temple library said not available. Probably better for me to wait as did not know it was that long...
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Dear Van, Did you notice my response to your e-mail I posted on Dec. 31? It was lengthy, with some new info on book and also about a museum in Lakeland,...
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Dear Elaine-Liebling, it must have been born in you-the ability to see tgings with your own mind! I know very few people who are that way, and that makes you a...
Van J. Simmons
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Dear Van, Thank you for your kind thoughts! I see you are most kind to many people on this website, which is a good thing. From other postings have seen, one a...
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Dear Elaine, I've missed reading your always insightful, informative posts. Jeri will be gone on urgent personal affairs for several weeks May we hear from...
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Dear Elaine, I've missed reading your always insightful, informative posts. Jeri will be gone on urgent personal affairs for several weeks May we hear from...
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