Danny Greene killed by remote control bombing in suburban Sundhurst
Cleveland rackets figure Daniel J. Danny Greene, 47, once head of the Cleveland dockworkers union, is killed in a parking lot by a remotely triggered bomb. Authorities compare the attack to the Nardi slaying and note the blast pinned him under wreckage beside a stolen car.
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Cleveland
UPI
Daniel J
Danny” Greene
Sundhurst
Danny Greene
Dave Edmisten
U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Cuyahoga County
Samuel Gerber
Gerber
Greene
Cleveland Dockworkers Union
Edmisten
John Nardi
Danny
Nardi
Teamsters Union
Alex ‘‘Shondor
Birns
Talkies anniversary lights up Hollywood Sunset Boulevard
Hollywood marks the 50th anniversary of The Jazz Singer with a parade down Sunset Boulevard led by a Marine Corps band and old time stars including Ruby Keeler. A commemorative stamp goes on sale nationwide, while Chicago Polish Americans protest the film for eclipsing a Polish inventor’s contribution to sound film.
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Hollywood
UPI
Talkies
al Jolson
Jolson
Sunset Boulevard
Postal Service
Marine Corps
Ruby Keeler
Warner Brothers
Ktla-Tv
Jack Warner
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Congress
Robert Radycki
Joseph Tykocinski- Tykociner
University of Illinois
Radycki
Benjamin Bailor
W.L. Everitt
University
School
Police chiefs vote against homosexuals
The International Association of Chiefs of Police adopted a resolution condemning homosexuals as police officers. The move echoes a Supreme Court ruling on school boards and follows remarks by Los Angeles Chief Edward M. Davis who argues officers must set a relatable example and cites firing a few homosexuals annually for alleged bizarre acts.
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Los Angeles
UPI
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Supreme Court
Association
Edward M. Davis
Davis
Plague found in Oregon at Crater Lake park
A sick golden mantle ground squirrel in Crater Lake National Park died of Sylvan plague. Officials report lab tests pending flea analysis and urge visitors and hunters to avoid handling rodents and contact park or forest authorities if a sick or dead animal is found.
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Crater Lake National Park
Ore
UPI
Frank J. Betts
Oregon
Betts
Bear Creek
US Forest Service
Students race aluminum car for national speed record
Western Washington State College students dismantle half their twin rotary engine at the Bonneville Salt Flats to push for a national sports racing car record. The prototype car, built by the Vehicle Research Institute in Bellingham, ran 142 mph with a stock Mazda rotary engine and aimed to beat 157 mph with a racing engine before halving power to target the 55.4 mph 1 500 cc limit.
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Bonneville
Bellingham, Wash
Vehicle Research Institute
Seal
Female police officer tames runaway elephant in Houston
Houston traffic officer Wanda Boehm who calmed a 9,000-pound circus elephant by grabbing its trunk and nose prevented harm when three elephants escaped a downtown parade. Her supervisor noted the case may warrant a honor but she downplays credit.
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Houston
UPI
Wanda Boehm
Miss Boehm
Big Lydia
Lydia
J.D. Riley
Force
Riley
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