Eisenhower Officials Named in Nickel Contract Probe
Two more Eisenhower administration figures, John Hay Whitney and Robert B. Anderson, face possible Senate stockpile subcommittee hearings over nickel contracts. Whitney, last ambassador to Britain, and Anderson, former Treasury secretary, held interests in firms tied to contracts with the stockpile. The probe examines contracts to expand nickel output and stockpile deliveries, including Freeport Sulphur's 1957 agreement.
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Delay in Estes Case Says to Undersecretary Murphy
Former Agriculture official Emery E. Jacobs testified that Undersecretary Charles Murphy approved a high level plan to maintain Estes cotton allotments rejecting earlier cancellations. The January 1962 stance backed the April 1961 order and led to a $554,000 fine. Jacobs noted department officials debated the transfer manipulation and final cancellation.
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