Appeals Court Backs Perjury Conviction
The U S Court of Appeals in a 2 1 ruling upheld Marie Natvig of Miami Beach Fla in a perjury conviction tied to testimony regarding Edward Lamb and alleged Communist associations in the 1930s. Justice Sharfman noted Natvig’s recantation and claimed coercion by a Federal Communications Commission examiner.
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More FHA Officials Face Probe of Drinking, Kissing
The Senate Civil Service Committee considers reopening its three day hearing into the Farmers Home Administration amid the resignation of its chief Robert B. McLeaish on charges of heavy drinking and on the job politicking. McLeaish denied the accusations as he left a $14,800 post after three years. The probe could include other FHA officials as executive director W. Brawley said. The hearing touched on alleged kissing of agency employees' wives and personal letter writing claims connected to former secretary Hansen and secretary aide Kathryn Carter of Bozeman Montana.
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Envoy Hansen Questioned Over 2 Year Old Decree
Carl O Hansen Brazil's new ambassador to the United States was questioned yesterday regarding a decree signed two years ago during a meeting with Ernani Do Amaral Peixoto. Hansen, previously director of a Rio de Janeiro agency, has resigned from his post as ambassador last March.
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U N Russ Officials Pressured ColUmbia Archivist to Spy
Michael Shatov an archivist at Columbia says two Soviet UN officials Aleksei Petukhay and Rostislav Shapovalov pressured him to spy. The Senate internal security subcommittee reported the State Department rejected expulsion grounds accusing coercion. Shatov testified they hinted they could discredit him with U S security agencies.
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Lockheed to Spend Millions on Plants
Lockheed Aircraft Corporation plans a long range expansion of 92 million dollars across California division plants. The program includes improvements at current facilities and new plants to support both commercial and military work. Vice President Burt C. Monary announced the outlined expansion on Wednesday.
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