Walter O Malley mourned as baseball giant dies
Walter O Malley, architect of the Dodgers move to Los Angeles and a leading force in expanding baseball on the West Coast, died of heart failure in Rochester Minnesota at Methodist Hospital. City officials and sports figures mourn his loss, noting his leadership and lasting legacy in making LA a major league town.
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U.S. District Court
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Louis Lucas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Rodeo Realty Targets Ultra Wealth in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills firm Rodeo Realty focuses on million-dollar homes and up, catering to oil-rich buyers from Iran and Saudi Arabia. In its first month it sold 10 homes totaling over 14 million dollars, led by Joyce Rey who also runs Harleigh Sandler Realtors. An open house in Brentwood showcased a 1.5 million listing, highlighting the carriage trade and exclusive market.
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Holmby Hills
Tony Curtis
Sonny and Cher
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California FBI slayings prompt questions on motive
Two FBI agents, Charles W Elmore and Robert Porter, were killed in a California office by Melvin Maloney who also died by self inflicted gunshot. Maloney carried a shotgun and a 38 revolver and left two notes indicating intent to take his own life and threaten others.
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Kamikaze dog plot linked to Taiwan China assassination bid
Report details a 1971 Taiwan intelligence plan to use a trained dog to attack Chou En-lai in Paris with a bomb on its back. The scheme involved Neo-Fascists in Milan and a conspiratorial State Department “Roger Channel” line.
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FBI searches for killer of Cleveland agent in high profile case
FBI spokesman said it was unclear if Guyon was hit but a .32 pistol was found in bushes below the window. Police and FBI widened the hunt with more than 200 leads as Cleveland authorities offered a $10,000 reward.
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Anthony T. Riggio
Edward McNamara
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George Grotz
Jessie Washington
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Oliver
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Strongsville
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Cook County
Jeffrey Maynard
William Webster
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 268
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Congressmen On Exotic Fact-Finding Trips Abroad
UPI reports Congress enacts a busy August travel season with many members taking junkets abroad for committee business or district work. House Armed Services led trips to West Germany Italy Turkey Belgium while several delegations investigate Indochina refugees and refugee camps in Asia. Senator Hatch travels Europe seeking clarity on NATO SALT II, and Solarz tours Morocco Algeria Mauritania Liberia and Spain to address the Spanish Sahara issue.
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Harley Staggers
Dw.va
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Shanghai
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Benjamin Rosenthal
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Mansfield eight indicted in inmate death civil rights case
An assistant superintendent and seven guards at Mansfield's Ohio State Reformatory face an Aug. 21 Mansfield Municipal Court appearance after grand jury indictments on eight counts alleging civil rights violations connected to the death of inmate Samuel Moore, 20, during a transfer from the reformatory to a Lima state hospital.
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Richland County Grand Jury
Mansfield Municipal Court
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Cleveland
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Ohio Highway Patrol
Moore
Charles Rowe
Jesse Owens
Carl Hartson
Richard Kant
Leon Luce
Robert Branch
Willian Dunn
Ben Rachel
Gasohol tests spark early rush at local station
Drivers flocked to sample the first gasohol offered locally as the city awaits more supply. DeMarco predicts 5-10 percent mileage gains over unleaded while noting the cost of stills. Motorists like Pasenow and Schmitz praised the fuel’s potential and urged wider adoption.
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