Director Rossen, 57, Succumbs
NEW YORK UPI Director Robert Rossen aged 57 died Friday at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital after a lengthy illness. The All the Kings Men and The Hustler director had been inactive since 1984 after completing Lilith. Rossen rose from playwright to Hollywood director in 1935 and won the Oscar for All the Kings Men in 1949.
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Draft Chief Faces Trouble in Congress
United Press International reports that Selective Service Chief Lewis Hershey confronts criticism in a House Education Subcommittee over his plan to reclassify college students involved in antiwar protests. Lawmakers argue deferment removals imply guilt without trial. Hershey defends congressional intent to place violators into service rather than prosecute.
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D-Ore
Dohy Brademas
D-Ind
Phillip Aurton
D-Calif
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Quash Try to Subpoena Atty Lynch in PUC Session
In San Francisco the California Public Utilities Commission quashed a subpoena for Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch to testify in a hearing on telephone service disruption for law violators. Commissioner Bennett accused others of acting as "errand boys" for the attorney general, while Grover denounced the move as a sham for political gain as Lynch seeks the attorney general post. The panel weighs amending rules on police power to cut service.
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Jacksonville Must End Prisoner Bias
U S District Judge Williar A McRae Jr ordered the city of Jacksonville to stop racial discrimination in handling or confining prisoners. The injunction was sought by Karl M Johnson for the NAACP on behalf of Frank Jackson, a Black inmate, in a matter from last year.
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GOP Accrual Tax Plan Sparks Democratic Fight in Sacramento
Sacramento Republicans deride a Democratic accrual accounting shift to avert a tax hike as "book juggling" and a "monstrous device" while Senate Democrats press the plan with Gov Brown's cautious backing. Assembly Minority Leader Monagan vows to block it. GOP unity hinges on curbing the accrual method. Brown and Miller advocate broader use to balance a deficit and forecast a $5.4 million surplus, but Republicans may resist without GOP concessions.
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Eight Die as World's Largest Plane Crashes Near Moscow
Soviet ministry reports eight dead in a crash at Sheremetyevo Airport outside Moscow involving a TU114 airliner. Officials say 38 aboard may have been aboard the airliner at takeoff, with strong gusts and snow cited as factors. No foreigners among the reported casualties.
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Soviet Walkout Over Viet Nam At Moscow News Conference
Three American military attaches staged a walkout during a Moscow news conference after a Soviet general denounced the United States as aggressors in Viet Nam. The attendees were Navy Lt. Cmdr. Robert Bathhirst, Army Lt. Col. Charles Fitzgerald, and Air Force Maj. Vladimir Skuby.
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Three Arrested in $1 Million Stock Theft Ring
New York reports three men and one vagrancy detainee were seized at the Wellington Hotel in Manhattan in a case tied to $2.1 million of stolen stock from a Goodbody & Co messenger last July. Nicholas Lachavella Anthony Cappula and Mike Raymond faced receiving stolen property charges. stock certificates remained subject to a stop order.
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