Five Japanese war criminals paroled by Japan
Five Japanese war criminals received life sentences from the United States were released from Sugamo prison in a milestone, the first parole granted by Japan rather than the U S. A clemency board approved transfers last Saturday, as Japan gains parole powers. Forty prisoners remain at Sugamo. The foreign ministry noted the move with expectations for faster future releases.
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Harry Cohn Dies Movie Mogul Leader at 66
Phoenix dispatch reports Columbia Pictures president Harry Cohn died of a heart attack at the Arizona Biltmore hotel. The autocratic studio chief, who founded Columbia with brother Jack, steered the company to prominence and mentored stars such as Rita Hayworth and Kim Novak.
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