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...three times. He was fined twice for gambling, and he was jailed for 30 days in 1966 because he refused to tell a grand jury what he knew about mob infiltration of legitimate business. His bigger operations were largely untouched by the law or publicity: gambling in Brooklyn and Nassau County, loan-sharking in Manhattan, hijacking at Kennedy Airport...
...complained that the program distorted the facts, the House Commerce Committee chaired by Congressman Harley O. Staggers subpoenaed CBS President Frank Stanton, demanding to see "all film, work prints, outtakes, sound-tape recordings, written scripts and/or transcripts." Once before, CBS had turned over material on an abortive program, Project Nassau, involving a projected invasion of Haiti. Now Stanton offered only the film used and a transcript of the show. He refused to give over other material, claiming that would compromise freedom of the press. Had the show involved confidential sources, Stanton would have been on firmer ground...
...Nassau, Klein's chief responsibilities were directing the defense, scouting the opposition, and developing overall game strategies. But his main interest is in conditioning and technical drills...
...letter of recommendation. Nassau coach William Stevenson said Klein had filled a difficult position "without creating any power struggles." Klein was forced to leave because of a budget cutback...
Klein was nominated for the position by goalie Shep Messing, who worked with him for a year at Nassau. Competing with Klein for the job were freshman coach Dana Getchell and Christos Kouvlackas, a young Boston professional...