Family Rally Behind Banker Facing Prison in Dart Case
Mason Michigan AP report notes James A. Dart, 49, facing up to 90 years and a $30,000 fine for misapplication of $370,000 at his family bank. His relatives and townspeople defend him, insisting the bank remains the priority while restitution is arranged. Co-defendant Paul P. Chien is charged as well in a federal six-count indictment. The Dart family previously pooled resources to cover losses as the bank reported $7.8 million in assets and 5,000 depositors. The FBI ties a check-kiting scheme to more than a million dollars, discovered after an overdraft flagged by a Michigan National Bank officer.
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Morse Slams Past U S Policies at Jefferson-Jackson Dinner
Morse, a United Nations delegate, criticized U S policy at a Boise Jefferson-Jackson dinner for backing colonial powers. He cited abstentions or votes for Britain and other nations to preserve colonialism, arguing it damaged America's image of freedom among new Asian and African nations. The piece also notes a kangaroo rat trivia unrelated to the main story.
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Kennedy Aims Executive Order Against Job Discrimination
President Kennedy’s first civil rights executive order is expected to target discriminatory hiring by the government and federal contractors. Sources say steps include stricter enforcement of bans on racial discrimination and the creation of compliance offices in each federal bureau, with possible extension of nondiscrimination clauses to prime and subcontractors. Kennedy indicated executive action to advance civil rights, focusing first on employment, with housing and education actions under consideration.
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