Word: quinn
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...FRANK S. QUINN Charlottesville...
...District 19 in the coal fields of eastern Kentucky and Tennessee. Turnblazer was a good friend of Boyle, who had given him his job, but Sprague had a hunch that the mild-mannered unionist was a troubled man who knew something. Sprague asked FBI Special Agent Henry Quinn to go after Turnblazer very carefully: "Take all the time in the world...
...took Quinn a month and a half of gentle persuasion. Sometimes the two men would drive off together on the lonely Tennessee and Kentucky roads, talking for hours about every phase of the case. In mid-August, Turnblazer declared that he had something to say and agreed to talk while a lie detector monitored his replies. Told that "the box" showed that his account was incomplete, Turnblazer said. "O.K., here's the whole story...
...still looks orange-juice wholesome, and her funny flaws remain. Tastes change, however, and Hutton has become modeling's new superstar. Her 19th Vogue cover will appear in October. She is now getting film offers and requests to appear on the Carson, Cavett, Griffin and Sally Quinn shows. Recently she got one of her profession's great plums by signing to appear in all magazine and TV ads for Charles Revson's Ultima II cosmetics line. That two-year contract alone will bring her about...
...daughter of a retired Army general, Quinn's peripatetic "Army-brat" life caused her to attend 22 schools before she graduated from Smith College in 1963. She intended to be "a famous movie star" but gave it up after only six weeks of trying to be an actress in New York. Over the next few years, she worked as a go-go girl, a public relations agent for a Coney Island animal husbandry exhibit, and social secretary to the Algerian Ambassador in Washington. The story of her subsequent hiring by the Washington Post may contain a moral for those...