Word: flynn
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Married. Grayce Breene Kerr, 63, widow and a principal heir of Oklahoma's wealthy Democratic Senator (worth approximately $35 million at his death in 1963); and Olney Flynn, 69, onetime mayor of Tulsa, another wealthy oilman; both for the second time; in Minneapolis...
...abrasive or mysterious strangers. Most objectionable of the lot is José Ferrer as a famous newsman with a nose for international incidents. Sure enough, an incident occurs when a French nurse (Nicole Courcel) helps a frightened refugee to jump aboard the train. Thus a U.S. lieutenant (Sean Flynn), commanding officer of the train, is caught between the quadripartite treaty and the Brotherhood of Man. When the Soviets uncouple the engine at the border station of Marienborn, demanding that the prisoner be surrendered-well, what's a fellow...
Instead of doing anything, Flynn just stands there. Meanwhile Stop Train 349, which might have made a sizzling topical melodrama, is sidetracked by flaccid direction, routine performances, and a script that turns people into points of view. The biggest jolt is pitting Errol Flynn's tall, handsome but impassive son against the Communist menace, and letting the Reds get the best of it. In this generation, Hollywood's good guys appear to be all buckle and no swash...
...even applies for one, is guilty of a felony and punishable by a maximum $10,000 fine and five years in prison. In early 1962, several months after Section 6 became law, the State Department revoked the passports of leading American Communists, including those of Party Chairman Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, 74, and Herbert Aptheker, 48, editor of the Communist monthly Political Affairs. Miss Flynn and Aptheker sued the State Department, charging an unconstitutional deprivation of their rights. After a federal district court upheld State's action, they appealed to the Supreme Court...
Roosevelt's old friend, Boss Ed Flynn...