Official Denies Wrongdoing In Gas Rate Case
Federal Power Commission records show Thomas G Corcoran received 305907 dollars for legal services and expenses from Tennessee Gas Transmission in 1954-58. Corcoran’s contacts with FPC members sparked questions as Midwestern Gas Transmission sought a Canadian gas pipeline and a 6 to 7 percent rate of return. The commissioners defended routine discussions with interested parties while denying impropriety.
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Washington
Commission
Thomas G
Tommy the Cork
Corcoran
Jerome K. Kuykendall
House Commerce Committee
Kuykendall
Arthur Kline
William R. Connole
Frederick Stueck
John B. Hussey
Kline
Connole
FPC
Congress
Tennessee
Con
Midwestern
Connore
Birth of Philip Armour Founder of Meat Empire
Philip D Armour, born on a small farm near Oneida New York in 1832, founded a vast meat packing empire that reshaped American industry.
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Philip D. Armour
Oneida, N.Y
Rep Russell Mack Dies On House Floor After Collapse
Washington AP Rep Russell V Mack a Republican from Washington died on the House floor after collapsing during a quorum call. Physicians cited cerebral hemorrhage as the cause. Mack 68 born Hillman Michigan moved to Washington state in 1895. He entered Congress in a June 13 special election to replace Fred Norman. He had a long newspaper career including Aberdeen Daily World and Hohiam Daily Washingtonian. He was active in American Legion Elks and Northwest Rivers and Harbors Congress. His wife survives him.
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Washington
Russell V. Mack
R-Wash
George W. Calver
Congress
Mack
Michigan
Hillman
Mich
Washington State
Fred Norman
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
Thomas M. Pelley
R.wash
Henry Aldous Dixon
Pelly
Stanford University
University of Washington
Aberdeen Daily World
Aberdeen
Wash
Hoquiam Daily Washingtonian
Hoquiam
American Legion, Elks
Northwest Rivers and Harbors Congress
Goldfine and secretary plead innocent in tax case
Bernard Goldfine and his secretary Mildred Paperman pleaded innocent in U S District Court to federal income tax evasion charges. They posted bail of 5000 and 1909 dollars respectively for trial. The industrialist and Paperman faced separate counts of evading taxes totaling 450 961 and 300 000 and Paperman 25 589.
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Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Mildred Paperman
U.S
Goldfine
Miss Paperman
Gift
Sherman Adams
Guldfine
Frank Ahern
Pecos Cattle Buyer Nabbed by FBI in Dallas
The FBI seized Pecos Texas cattle buyer Joe Marion Bingham Sunday at Dallas after a federal warrant issued March 24 at Eagle Pass. He is charged with interstate transportation of stolen property involving a forged check. Bingham was taken into custody at the Dallas airport and awaits arraignment. The flight from Mexico City to San Antonio was diverted to Dallas due to fog.
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Dallas
UPI
FBI
Joe Marion Bingham
Pecos
Tex
Curtis O. Lynan
Bingham
Hagle Pass
Mexico
Lymam
San Antonio
Mexico City
Service Station Wedding Ties Couple in Rushville
In Rushville Illinois a service station hosted a spontaneous wedding for Donald D. Stone and Carolyn Westerdale after Pryor's station owner introduced them to County Judge Ernest Harper Utter. Utter arranged license by County Clerk Don W. Runkle and Randolph Wells witnessed the ceremony. The couple wed within about thirty minutes of arrival.
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Rushville
Pryor
Donald D. Stone
Rock Island
Inl
Carolyn Westerdale
Davenport
Iowa
Ernest Harper Utter
Utter
Don W. Runkle
Randolph Wells
Judge Utter
Ayub Khan Pledges Martial Law Lift After Election
President Ayub Khan announced in Karachi that Pakistan will lift martial law after a parliament is elected later this year. He tied the timing to the completion of a free vote and constitutional process.
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Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Karachi
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Sweetie Pie
Nadine Seltzer
NEA, Inc
F.H.A
F.D.I.C
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Paul Graham CO
Westinghouse
Luther
Oklahoma State University
Stinson Cleaners
OWNER
Lubbocke's Let
J. l. Hardin
Broadway
Lubbock Packing CO
Lubbock, Texas
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