Probe into Schultz linked killing of Jews ordered
Authorities ordered a full investigation to determine if Raymond Leo Schultz a Nazi and Ku Klux Klan sympathizer who allegedly poisoned Jewish businessman Sydney Cohen with cyanide fumes acted alone or as part of a plot to murder Jews. Police found a list with Cohens name and a second Jewish name at Schultzs Calumet City home.
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Sirhan Sirhan recalls nothing of Kennedy slaying
Sirhan Sirhan, 33, says he remembers nothing of the 1968 assassination of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. He told Los Angeles county officials during a three hour visit at a prison that he wants to return to the Ambassador Hotel pantry to visualize events. His attorney said Sirhan questions whether he killed Kennedy and mentioned possible brainwashing theories but denied knowledge of any conspiracy.
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Director Rossellini Dies at 71 in Rome
Italian film director Roberto Rossellini, credited as the father of Italy's neorealism, died suddenly at his Rome home at age 71. His career included Cannes juries and landmark postwar films, and his life was marked by tempestuous relationships with Ingrid Bergman and Anna Magnani. He outlived Magnani by four years and De Sica by two and a half.
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Pentagon Urges Openness Despite Singlaub Fallout
Pentagon officials urge continued public airing of views by military leaders after the Singlaub dismissal. Assistant Secretary Thomas Ross says the policy tradition remains intact and dissent after policy is allowed via resignation, not suppression, amid questions about press relations.
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Folger Cuts Wholesale Coffee Price Again
Folger Coffee Co. announced a wholesale price cut from 4.18 to 3.98 a pound as part of a trend after prices peaked this year at 4.46 a pound. The move aims to ease retail costs, with Safeway cutting its Folger price to 4.09 in some regions while other roasters held prices. The price drop follows declines in imported green coffee costs and cautious guidance from industry executives on consumption.
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Thousands of sharks chase beachgoers at Port Aransas resort
Thousands of sharks, some about 12 feet, swarmed the Padre Island coast near Port Aransas Texas sending tourists from the water. Marine biologists offered no definite reason for the gathering though one said it may reflect sharks following food fish into shallow water. Coast Guard helicopters warned swimmers as the packs grew to about a thousand before dispersing later that day.
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Alaska oil pipeline fee sparks legal battle over revenue
Alaska lawyers say a 6.04 dollar per barrel shipping fee could yield a 100 percent return for Atlantic Richfield if approved, shifting costs and royalties. The state opposes the fee as a dispute with the pipeline builders over how profits will be split when oil flows this summer. The wellhead price, royalty at 12.5 percent, and a salvage fund for pipeline removal are all in dispute as hearings approach.
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California Lawmakers Pass Various Bills and Policy Shifts
A Sacramento report outlines multiple legislative items including law review commissions, food-passes for charity, and changes to occupational illness liability. It notes SB199 SB555 SB848 SB515 AB599 AB1103 AB1755 and AB1073 with voting tallies and sponsor details across committees and floors.
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