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Olympic Hero Jesse Owens Dies of Lung Cancer at 66
Won 4 Medals in '36 to Mock Hitler Theory of Aryan Supremacy Incomplete Source
Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File) - Los Angeles, Calif.
Author: TED GREEN
Date: Apr 1, 1980
Start Page: SD1
Pages: 1
Section: San Diego County
Text Word Count: 378
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Jesse Owens, arguably the greatest Olympic athlete of all, surely the Games' most passionate American spokesman and the man best remembered for a performance that mocked Adolf Hitler's theory of Aryan supremacy, died of lung cancer Monday at a Tucson hospital. He was 66.

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