WASHINGTON – (AP) The CEO of failed Washington Mutual Inc. and five other senior executives of the largest U.S. thrift, now owned by JPMorgan Chase & Co., are leaving their positions soon. Employees of Seattle-based WaMu were told Oct. 2 that CEO Alan H. Fishman and the other executives are departing. The employees will be told by Dec. 1 whether their jobs will continue—which will be the case for most of the 43,000 employees—moved to other jobs, or eliminated. Full version available to lexis.com subscribers.