Judge Holds Hartford to Paternity Suit
Superior Judge Aubrey Irwin in Los Angeles ordered Huntington Hartford to answer within 30 days in a New York paternity suit seeking legal acknowledgment that he is the father of Edward Barton Colt, 17. Colt seeks a passport for travel, not money, and claims an $800 monthly support from a $295,000 Hartford trust set up in 1939. Colt is the son of Hartford and late Mary Barton, a New York night club singer who died in 1941.
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Soil Bank Tops Farm Bill Priority in Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee members discussed soil bank plans to curb surpluses by paying farmers to idle land and plant grass or trees. The plan, backed by Sen Ellender and Rep Benson, aims to cushion prices and reconsider parity formulas, with decisions expected as part of Eisenhower's farm bill proposals.
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Paternity Settlement in Los Angeles Case Involving Haig Pringe
Los Angeles real estate investor Haig M. Pringe, 56, agreed to pay Linda Little $30,000 for the birth of two daughters. He did not admit paternity. Terms were disclosed as the woman sought Superior Court approval of the compromise signed earlier in the week.
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