Justice Department Subpoenas Big Steel Records
U S Steel chairman Blough defends a $6 a ton price rise as non-inflationary and vital while Justice Department moves to a grand jury probe of suspected price collusion. Subpoenas extend to Bethlehem Steel Jones & Laughlin Armco and others as investigations threaten breakup efforts.
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BIG Steel Records
U.S
NEW York
Roger M. Blough
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
U. S. Steel
Blough
Bethlehem, Jones & Laughlin
Armco Steel
Reopen Berlin Talks Focus on West Berlin Access
Washington reports the new round of U S Soviet Berlin talks will open with access guarantees for Western powers between West Germany and Berlin. Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet ambassador Dobrynin convene Monday as U S proposals seek unhindered surface and air routes through an international authority.
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Berlin
West Germany
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
United States
U. S
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Ruskin
Geneva
Andrei A. Gromyko
United
New Link In Cancer Found by Texas Researchers
Atlantic City report details laboratory experiments where hamsters developed tumors after exposure to an adenovirus linked to human adenoids. The American Cancer Society supported the work and urged caution, noting this does not prove human cancers are virus caused.
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Texas
American Cancer Society
ACS
Texas Group
Soviets Say West Refuses Unpoliced Nuclear Moratorium
At the 17 nation general disarmament conference in Geneva, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerii Zorin accused the United States and Britain of blocking an informal testing moratorium. He claimed the proposal came from India and others to halt all nuclear tests, while the eight middle group nations stayed out of the crossfire.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
India
Ruling Changes on Student Deferments in Ohio
Ohio local draft boards may now judge each deferment case on its own merits Col R E Clouse state Selective Service director says new ruling approved at a two day meeting of 150 Ohio clerks Clouse notes boards no longer must weigh a student’s grades or class standing in deferment decisions
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Columbusai
Ohio
Col
R. E. Clouse
State Selective Service
Selective Service
Clouse
Timely Friday the 13th Advice From New York
Readers are warned against common superstitions on Friday the 13th with playful guidance to avoid ladders and black cats while reminding not to let superstition rule the day.
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New York
P. S
Ohio attorney general moves to overturn billboard ruling
Atty. Gen. Mark McElroy's office intends to file promptly to reverse a judge's decision declaring Ohio's anti billboard law unconstitutional. In Atlantic City New Jersey Brig. Gen. Charles H Roadman said Project Mercury officials will not schedule further animal flights for future manned earth orbits.
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Columbus
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Atlantic City
N. J.P
Charles H. Roadman
Project Mercury
Earth
Lock Crack Delays Start Of Seaway
MASSENA N Y A crack in the Eisenhower Lock will delay the St Lawrence Seaway opening for at least a week. The fourth shipping season was to start Sunday between Montreal and Lake Ontario but will be paused until the crack is repaired. If worse than expected the delay could reach two weeks though some observers fear four weeks.
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Blough
U.S. Steel
Ward
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Armco
Inland
Massena
N. Y
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence
Development Corporation
President To Review Navy Work In Naval Exercises
President Kennedy examines Atlantic Fleet combat drills from sea and shore. He travels to Norfolk for a secret briefing on fleet attack and defense, then views operations aboard ships including the submarine Thomas A. Edison and the Northampton. Vice President Johnson joins at Oceana.
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Dent Kennedy
Navy
Marine Corps
Kennedy
Norfolk
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Oceana Naval Air Station
Lyndon B. Johnson
Oceana
Congress
Thomas A. Edison
Hampton Roads
Northampton
Warren motorist protests steel price rise with sign
A Warren driver displayed a sign reading Help stamp out United States Steel taped to the rear window of a Volkswagen. The public protest followed Wednesday’s $6 a ton steel price increase shown Thursday.
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United States Steel
Volkswagen
New York City Teachers Strike Ends With Settlement Plan
Governor Rockefeller and Mayor Wagner announced a formula to add 13 million to city schools and permit final settlement after a 34 hour talks. The UF T AFL C IO called off a one day strike after a court order and union president Charles Cogen said negotiations could resume with the extra funds. The plan allows borrowing 48.6 million for current operations from 62 million due next September, with later deferred payments and 13.4 million in interest avoided.
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Rockefeller and
Wagner
Aerial Command Post For JFK Is Always On Alert
A special airborne command post near Washington is ready to fly at a moment’s notice to serve President Kennedy and top commanders in case of a nuclear attack. Three such planes exist with a guard, dogs, and Air Force policemen. They operate alongside an underground Maryland sanctuary and the Navy ship Northhampton as alternate wartime HQs.
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Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Kennedy
Maryland
Navy
Northhampton
Atlantic
Elizabeth Taylor Leaves Night Club After Date
Elizabeth Taylor went home alone from a date with Richard Burton while an onlooker noted tears in her eyes. Burton remained at the table as Taylor’s companion escorted her to her car before he returned to work on Cleopatra. A Vatican weekly attacked her marital record as a wandering outsider and the studio declined comment.
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Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Burton
Cleopatra
Marc Antony
Miss Taylor
Vatican
Erie Ohio Canal Draws Criticism in Ohio Labor Circles
An Ohio labor group heard Dr. Thomas J. McDermott of Duquesne University warn that the Lake Erie-Ohio River Canal would injure Ohio’s economy. He argued the plan would mainly benefit the Youngstown-Warren region and harms both states.
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Erie-Ohio Canal
Mist
Ohio
Beaver-Mahoning Rivers
State of
Thomas J. McDermott
Duquesne University
Pittsburgh
Upper Ohio Valley Association
Pennsylvania
Youngstown-Warren
Brazil Signs Progress Pact With United States
Brazil and the United States signed a 276 million dollar agreement to aid Brazil's impoverished northeast under the Alliance for Progress. The program targets 23 million people in a 600000 square mile region, described by the State Department as a major action under the alliance. Temperatures will run below normal with light snow flurries and rain in the forecast.
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Washington
United States
Brazil
Alliance For Progress
State Department
Khrushchev Gambles to Reform Soviet Agriculture
Soviet Premier Khrushchev pursues a risky overhaul of agriculture to end chronic food shortages. He pushes decentralization, farm self management, and cost cuts while confronting the legacy of collectivization and heavy industry priorities. The move tests Communist dogma and could affect Cold War dynamics if food output improves.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Viet Nam
Stalin
U.S.S.R
Court Turns Down Appeal in Cleveland Drugging Case
The Ohio Supreme Court dismissed Mrs Vincent N Fratantonio s appeal after defense failed to file supporting briefs. Convicted in Cleveland Juvenile Court in 1960 she drugged her daughters Venita and Bernadette into deep sleep with barbiturates receiving a year in jail and a 500 dollar fine.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Vincent N. Fratantonio
Cleveland
Nuclear reactor begins five year fuel efficiency program
SAXTON Pa the nations newest nuclear power reactor began operations Thursday initiating a five year experimental program to boost efficiency in nuclear fuel. Hollywood Cedars of Lebanon tests for undisclosed ailment involve Louella Parsons. Benny Goodman to perform in Moscow on May 30 his 53rd birthday inaugurating his Soviet tour with first jazz concert.
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Saxton
Hollywood
Louella O. Parsons
Cedars of Lebanon
New York
Benny Goodman
Moscow
Police link to stepson murder as body pieces vanish abroad
In Cincinnati Cooper admits killing his 20 year old stepson John C Jackson. He says he cut up the body and scattered parts in Georgia and Florida. The head and hands remain missing. Prosecutor Hover subpoenas Shell Oil credit card records in Cleveland seeking clues on Cooper's route.
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Cincinnati
John C. Jackson
Cooper
Jackson
Georgia
Florida
C. Watson
Shell Oil Co
Cleveland
Kennedy extends pause on aid to church schools bill
Secretary Ribicoff signaled the administration will not advance the church school aid measure this year. In Columbus, state education officials announced a new training program for school custodians. The Atomic Energy Commission conducted its 27th low-yield underground test at the Nevada site.
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Kennedy
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Columbus
E. E. Holt
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
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