Keefe Brasselle’s stormy career ends with a quiet burial
Keefe Brasselle died July 7 at Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center in Downey from cirrhosis. He was buried two days later at Holy Cross Cemetery Culver City. Born John Brasselle in Elyria he made three major show business comebacks as movie star mogul and author. His life featured roles with CBS James Aubrey and a controversial 1960s novel The Cannibals depicting real names.
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Rancho Los Amigos Medical Center
Downey
Holy Cross Cemetery
Culver City
John Brasselle
Elyria
Hollywood
Brasselle
Rudy Vailee
David Susskind
Keefe
Glenn Rose
Rose
Eddie Cantor
CBS
James Aubrey
Poland declares martial law after Solidarity raid
Prime Minister Gen Wojciech Jaruzelski announced a state of war in Poland amid a raid on Solidarity headquarters. Troops and tanks were reported nationwide and former leaders were arrested as Jaruzelski spoke in a 6 am broadcast.
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Poland
Wojceich Jaruzelski
Solidarity Labor Union
Jaruzelski
Solidarity Union
Solidarity
Jaruzelskys
Independent
Communist Party
Army Council of National Salvation
Union
Poznan
Gdansk
U.S
Bomb injures five on Nicaragua Aeronica jet in Mexico City
A bomb exploded in the luggage area of a Nicaragua Aeronica Boeing 727 at Benito Juarez airport in Mexico City injuring five airline workers, as 107 passengers were to board for El Salvador and Managua. Officials said the device may have been placed in a bathroom. No group claimed responsibility.
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Mexico City
UPI
Aeronica
Tomas Velazquez
Benito Juarez International
Red Cross
el Salvador
Managua
Nicaragua
Mattilde Sittoria
Agustin Roman
Sittoria
Velazquez
War games off Libya New round eyed by NSC at Sidra waters
The National Security Council weighs a new open ocean missile exercise by the U S Sixth Fleet in the Gulf of Sidra off Libya amid disputes over maritime claims. Diplomatic and economic pressures on Libya are also under consideration as Washington highlights Libya's growing import profile and past incidents.
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National Security Council
Libya
U.S
Gulf of Sidra
Chicago Tribune
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Broad Gulf
Benghazi
Misratah
Sixth Fleet
North Africa
United States
NSC
State Department
Commerce Department
Government tests saving by halting money production over holidays
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing will shut down from Christmas through January 3 to save costs. About 2,400 workers were notified in March. The aim is to cut heating and electricity expenses by 300000 to 400000 dollars, not wages, while the daily output of new bills remains paused during the period.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington currency plant halts presses during holidays
Spokesman Peter Daly notes a period of high absence with more requests for leave than can be accommodated. About 200 guards stay on duty as government stops printing money on regular business days between December 28 and 31. The Washington facility is the sole plant printing official currency, producing over 4 billion notes annually with a face value near $45 billion.
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Peter Daly
Washington
Weekend weather outlook with chances of showers
Cloudy today and tonight with a small chance of showers Monday. Sunday highs in the mid 30s, Sunday night lows near 0. Monday highs in the low 40s and a 20 percent precipitation chance. Details on page A-3. 230i East Ave Ess. Gifts.
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Bertell
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Las Vegas
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Erin
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Piotr Jaruszewicz
Lech Walesa
Mokrowska Street
John Maclean
Soviet Union
Navy
Lake Michigan
Bill Fegan
Lorain County Community College
Stocker Center
Charlie
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