Two ships hunt lost Navy jet north of San Nicolas Island
Long Beach based minesweepers USS Reaper and USS Firm searched the area north of San Nicolas Island for a navy jet reported to have crashed Monday afternoon about 3 30 four miles north of the island. The FAE plane from Point Mugu was not detailed. The pilot Lt Thomas R Rose of Port Hueneme was believed missing. The Firm is commanded by Li Cdr J F Brooks and the Reaper by Li Cmdr J J Haines.
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Reaper
Firm
FAE
Pacific Missile Range
Point Mugu
Thomas R. Rose
Port Hueneme
Cade
F. E. Brooks
Flagstone St
J. J. Haines
Sisson Ave
Huntington Beach
Five brazing alloy firms and eight officers charged in price fixing
UPI reports that five manufacturers and eight officers were indicted in New York on charges of price fixing and boycotting distributors. Atty Gen Kennedy said the firms, accounting for about 92 percent of six million dollars in alloy sales last year, violated the Sherman Antitrust Act. Defendants include Westinghouse Electric Corp actors in Pittsburgh and Ta, along with Engelhard-Hanovia of Newark and Handy and Harman of New York City. co-conspirators include American Platinum Works now merged into Engelhard-Hanovia.
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Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittsburgh
Fred D. ‘Brown
Fred J. Purdy
Worker Tells of Repair on Crash Plane
MIAMI BEACH 4 chief flight engineer for Imperial Airlines testified he inserted a brush from an automobile generator into a Constellation engine before a flight that crashed near Richmond Virginia on November 8 killing 77. John Mayfield said the brush came from Delta Air Lines and was placed in the fuel line of the Nod engine. Airline officials and three FAA inspectors were to testify about the crash as the plane attempted an emergency landing with two engines dead and a third faltering.
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Miami Beach
Imperial Airlines
S Constellation
Richmond
John Mayfield
Delta Air Lines
Federal Aviation Agency
IFHA Sets Rules for Home Improvement Loans for Shelters
Washington The Federal Housing Administration announced new inspection and approval requirements for home improvement loans used to fund family fallout shelters. The move tightens oversight of shelter related financing and standards for borrower eligibility and project review.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Banks Must Inspect Shelters Under New FHA Rules
Banks and lenders must inspect completed shelters and certify compliance with FHA and Defense Department standards before loan approval. Plans must be submitted to the nearest VHA office for approval, and a certificate of eligibility from FHA is required before proceeding with the loan. Proceeds support Senator Kuchel's re election campaign dinner fundraiser.
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FHA
Defense Department
Mnust
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Vine man seeks refined ties from famous designer names
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Englehard-Hanavia
United Wire & Supply Co
Providence
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James G. Landrigan
Engelhard - Hanovia, Inc
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Englehard Industries Inc
William J. Wagnitz
Joseph Nickerson
John F. Thompson Jr
Handy & Harman
New York City
John W. Cobgan
Paul G. Feld
Ifha
Kachel
Tomarsaw
343 Elm Ave
Long Beach A Bey Tss and Loan Association
Ee Hemiock
Christian Dior
Spums’ Stores
Long Beach
Santa Ana
Countess Mara
Adrian
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