Zanuck son sues Fox for 22 million over firing
Richard J. Zanuck, former president of 20th Century Fox, sues his father Darryl F. Zanuck and other Fox executives for 22.2 million alleging wrongful termination and damages from a proxy battle and planted rumors. The suit names Nemis C. Stanfill and William T. Gossett, among others, amid a family power clash and Fox financial downturn.
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Army bars Herbert from Cavett show night appearance
Lt. Col. Anthony Herbert of St. McPherson Georgia has been denied leave to appear on the Dick Cavett program in New York tonight. The highly decorated Korean War veteran had faced controversy over charges against two South Vietnam officers about war atrocities. Herbert said his leave was canceled by order dated October 28 after he had already received three days of leave, amid reported harassment tied to the request.
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Aliato Faces Tough San Francisco Mayoral Election
San Francisco Mayor Joseph Aliato seeks a second four year term amid a field of 10 challengers led by Harold Dobbs and Diane Feinstein. Polls hint at a possible upset as voters consider a six story height limit for new buildings and ongoing legal troubles linked to Aliato including a $2.3 million antitrust fee suit and federal conspiracy and mail fraud charges.
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Massive cyclone devastates India's east coast aftermath
A cyclone and 100 mile per hour winds struck India's Orissa coast causing massive destruction with a government radio tallying up to a million homes damaged and four million people left without shelter. Officials estimate death toll between 10 000 and 20 000 as relief efforts begin.
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Nixon desegregation bill rejected by House vote
Washington House votes 222 to 135 against the Nixon administration desegregation financial aid bill. The measure remains alive for potential amendment to a higher education bill later this week, with busing provisions not receiving a separate vote. Separately, events unfold in Ohio Alabama West Virginia with a campus death at Wilberforce, a self-threat incident in Selma, a racial flare in Anniston, and political withdrawal in Summersville.
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