Bonus to Korth Draws Senate Inquiry
Washington investigators say Fred Korth will be asked for details of a $30 000 bank bonus tied to his December 1961 resignation as Fort Worth bank president to become Secretary of the Navy. The Senate subcommittee probes his role in the Pentagon’s disputed FX warplane contract.
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Long Beach Gas Hearings Set By Assembly Panel
The Assembly Public Utilities and Corporations Committee will hold Long Beach hearings in December at the City Harbor Administration Building focusing on natural gas issues. It is the fourth and final session, with Sacrament o hearings planned in November. Senator Virgil of Sullivan and others have urged probes into natural gas holdings as witnesses include Dr Edward J Neunet and William M Bennett of the Public Utilities Commission.
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Mme Nhu seeks Los Angeles for her Viet children
In Rome Mme Nhu Diem Nhu seeks to send her children to Los Angeles. The 18 year old Le Thi and younger children aged 15 and 4 were in Dalat after the coup and bombings. The archbishop urged Rome to send them, while Mme Nhu stayed to continue her work.
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Greek Cabinet Sworn In as Premier Seeks Support
In Athens Premier Constant Caramanlis sworn in as leader of the Center Union. He must secure parliamentary backing after national elections left his party with 140 of 300 seats. The new government hopes to gain the needed votes in a confidence test as Greece seeks political stability.
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Policy Holders Must Pay 2.1 Million to Cover Auto Insurance Losses
Superior Court Judge Phillip N Richards orders 18 006 former policy holders to contribute 2.1 million to satisfy claims against All Coverage Insurance Exchange. The sum equals premiums already paid for auto coverage from November 21 1961 to November 21 1962 during firm conservatorship before state takeover.
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Ticket Scalper Seized by L A Vice Officers
Los Angeles officers arrest 29 year old Jerry Jackson for selling hockey game tickets without a license. He resists claiming innocence as authorities take him into custody. the case involves a land report on scalping and licensure by the Coliseum Commission.
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Romney Speech Liked But Not Understood By Governor
Lansing reports Gov George Romney received a letter from a Michigan parent praising a recent speech but questioning its depth. The exchange reflects Romney’s ongoing dialogue with Michigan residents amid political climate.
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Earl of Northesk Dies in Berkshire Home at 62
The Earl of Northesk, David Ludovic George Hopetoun Carnegie, age 62, died Thursday at his Berkshire estate. He was the 11th earl, inheriting the title after his father’s death in 1528, in Bracknell.
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New Mayor of S F in Hawaii Trip
Mayor elect John Shelley and his wife head to a Hawaiian vacation in a late change of plans. Shelley, a Democratic congressman, said he would return to Washington after Tuesday's election but left by ship for Hawaii at Kennedy's urging for rest. Assemblyman Philip Norton announced he will seek Shelley’s seat in Congress as Shelley prepares to become mayor January 8.
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