Lockheed loan case reopened questions audit and overpayments
The federal loan to Lockheed Aircraft Co. faced renewed scrutiny after Senate inquiries revealed a Defense Department audit alleging $400 million in overpayments on the C54 cargo project and no recovery effort by the Air Force. Sen. Proxmire publicized the GAO and Defense Contract Audit Agency findings, while Lockheed officials denied mismanagement and urged no Justice Department intervention. The case raises whether government aid was improper and could set a precedent for similar requests.
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Lockheed Aircraft Co
United States
Washington
Hugh Scott
Richard Schweiker
Joseph Vigor
Proxmire
Air Force
Lockheed
Defense Contract Audit Agency
Marietta
L. C. Kitchen
Lockheed-Georgia Co
Kitchen
Justice Department
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Henry Durham
Durham
Defense Department
Sen. Schweiker
Inspector blasts Ag Department over pollution ethics
Inspector General Nathaniel Kossack accuses Agriculture Department of flouting federal environmental laws with poor procedures and statements. Interior BureauDraft findings allege channelizing streams harms wildlife, aiding land barons and developers. White House efforts aim to keep the dispute out of public view while confirming internal responses.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Nathaniel Kossack
White House
CEQ
Interior and Agriculture
Nein
Corry Weather Reaches Warmest Day of Month
Corry saw a high of 69 and a low of 44 marking the warmest day of the month. Frank Litz Sr. completed plans to buy the dwelling at 26 West South street used by Alderman M. S. Cobbet. A garage fire on Liberty street damaged the Craker home with a Willys-Overland saved.
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Frank Litz
North Center Street
West South Street
M.S. Cobbet
Levi Craker
Liberty Street
Willys-Overland
Psychologist cautions daytime TV depressant effect on women
Salt Lake City psychologist Mrs. Phyllis Albrecht warns that daily daytime soap viewing may depress housewives rather than overstimulate children. She cites amnesia, divorce, rape and other lurid plots as fostering low mood and coping difficulties, suggesting a link to broader social harm.
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Phyllis Albrecht
Weather In
Salt Lake City
Albrecht
Connally tightens meat prices via supermarket talks
New York AP summary notes Treasury Secretary John Connally met with 12 major supermarket chains to push down meat costs. He denied threats of price controls, but the groups agreed to report weekly to the Cost of Living Council, signaling expected price relief. The piece reflects inflation pressures and political rhetoric shaping public sentiment.
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New York
Treasury
John Connally
Washington
Connally
Cost of Living Council
Secretary of the Treasury
Agriculture Secretary
The
Price Commission
Laws on Bastardy and Business Debts After Ownership Change
Questions and answers outline that an unmarried woman can charge a father with bastardy through the District Attorney, with court orders for birth expenses and child support. It notes paternity is decided by the court and explains that in business sales, debts usually transfer to the new owner unless notified otherwise, with rare cases where debts are paid to the former owner.
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House Agriculture Appropriations
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T.C. Byerly
Byerly
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Bureau
Congressman Whitten
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Nixon
Council On Environmental Quality
Interior
Corry
Homer Berkhous
Berkhous Disposal
Erie
Office of
Price
Columbus High School
Warren
Paul Harvey
Suburbia
Young Widder
Brown
Anthony
Millicent
Widder
Johny Cunniff
Angel
Chicago
Stan Dale