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| − | | name=Ossie Bluege Brown | + | |name=Ossie Bluege Brown |
| | |birth_date=March 19, 1926 | | |birth_date=March 19, 1926 |
| | |birth_place=Winnfield, [[Louisiana]], USA | | |birth_place=Winnfield, [[Louisiana]], USA |
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| | (2) As the East Baton Rouge Parish district attorney, Brown railed against [[narcotics]] and [[pornography]] and developed a reputation as a morals crusader.<br> | | (2) As the East Baton Rouge Parish district attorney, Brown railed against [[narcotics]] and [[pornography]] and developed a reputation as a morals crusader.<br> |
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| − | (3) In 1973, Brown succeeded in blocking the airing in [[Baton Rouge]] of the [[film]] ''Last Tango in Paris'' starring [[Marlon Brando]]. | + | (3) In 1973, Brown succeeded in blocking the airing in [[Baton Rouge]] of the [[film]] ''Last Tango in Paris'' starring [[Marlon Brando]].<br> |
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| − | (4) In 1984, Brown escaped federal conviction of [[extortion]], [[mail fraud]], and [[perjury]] in a case stemming from the failure to prosecute two men for possession of [[cocaine]]. | + | (4) In 1984, Brown escaped federal conviction of [[extortion]], [[mail fraud]], and [[perjury]] in a case stemming from the failure to prosecute two men for possession of [[cocaine]].<br> |
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| | (5) An active [[Baptist]], Brown was an accomplished [[musician]] and as a child had composed the alma mater for his high school.<br> | | (5) An active [[Baptist]], Brown was an accomplished [[musician]] and as a child had composed the alma mater for his high school.<br> |