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7, : 670 r ) we tee - eo eee te eb cae at re ese ade od LA 94-250 was the aftermath of an affair in San Diego. The San Diego matter has been reported to the Bureau both by this Office and by San Diego under. the caption, "max OSSLO, et al, CRIMINAL RACKETS ACTIVITIES - GIIF." OSSLO, together with certain members of the Teamsters Union and of the Sailors Union of the Pacific, was convicted in San Diego on charges including conspiracy to assault a Retail Clerks Union representative in October, 1955, when OSSLO's Butchers Union and the Retail Clerks found themselves in controversy over jurisdiction. , of San Francisco, , should have been prosecuted along with OSSLO and the others, since it appeared fairly evident that OSSLO furnished the goons who performed the beating in San Diego. not prosecuted, and source states that this came abou rough California Governor GOODWIN J. KNIGHT's obligation to repay a political debt to @HMEEEEEB Source has heard that Governor KNIGHT arranged with San Diego County District Attorney DON KELLER to delete from the prosecutive proceedings an return for which KELLER was to receive an appellate judge- ship. News of this leaked out, and, while was successful in avoiding prosecution, KNIGHT was forced to cover up by appointing someone else to the judgeship. Source said this leaves KNIGHT under distinct obligation to San Diego County District Attorney KELLER. BROWN's attention to the Los Angeles County assault case has been related to our source as necessary because of the delicate political implications which are 80 potentially highly embarrassing to KNIGHT'S administration, as a result of his dealings with GHB and KELLER. While the above information is admittedly sketchy, it is source's intention to attempt developing details and possibly some degree of proof. Meanwhile, this Office will appreciate receipt of any further details from either San Diego or San Francisco in the event information along this line is brought to their attention. ’