Love Rival Milosevic Involved In Rooney Tragedy
West Los Angeles police pieced together events of a double tragedy in which Milo Milosevic shot his rival in a bedroom after a tense reconciliation attempt with Rooney’s wife. Milosevic, a Yugoslav actor, later killed himself as Rooney’s wife lay dead, with Rooney’s children nearby and a detective present.
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Cohen Tells of His Los Angeles Gaming Empire
In Atlanta US District Court Mickey Cohen testified he ran a Los Angeles gambling empire in the 1950s with several front businesses. He described a haberdashery, jewelry store, tailor shop, and electronics business as fronts for gambling and testified about injuries from a 1963 prison attack by Bert Estes McDonald.
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Buster Keaton Dies at 70 Comedic Icon Remembered
The great comedian Buster Keaton died at 70 after a career shaping silent film era. An innovator of deadpan humor he rose in Hollywood from 1917 with Fatty Arbuckle to stardom and later endured bankruptcy. His enduring classics include The Navigator The General Sherlock Jr. Go West The Cameraman and The Passionate Plumber. He never smiled on screen and became famous for his stoic face and daring stunts.
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Wie
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Hollywood
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New York
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Winter Storms and Cold Grip Midwestern and Eastern States
Snow and subzero conditions cut travel and closed schools across multiple states. Cincinnati faced heavy snowfall and long traffic tieups while Kentucky and neighboring states reported widespread closures. Oswego New York saw significant lake effect snow drilling in early season cold. West Indian migrant laborers moved to Florida to aid citrus harvest as frost spurred rapid picking and preservation efforts.
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W. Willard Wirtz
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Klan Extermination of Worker Charged
Washington reports a Mississippi Klan order aimed at exterminating Michael Schwerner, one of three civil rights workers killed near Philadelphia. House investigator Appell testified as witnesses invoked the Fifth Amendment, identifying Klan figures Sam Bowers and Deawars Nix while detailing alleged fires and violence in Laurel, Mississippi, during 1964 65.
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Astronomer Dirk Brouwer Dies in Connecticut
Dirk Brouwer 64, longtime director of Yale Observatory and noted astronomer born in the Netherlands, died Monday in New Haven after a heart ailment. He had served as director for 25 years and earlier worked as a dentist. The 28-year-old man described as arrested in Israel was not related to Brouwer.
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