Steel imports worsen U.S. balance of payments says U.S. Steel official
Edward C. Logelin of U S Steel told Twin Cities Rotarians that steel imports outweigh exports and helped create a large deficit, wiping out about 5,000 steel marketing jobs. He noted the deficit near 1.1 billion dollars after including freight and government-export adjustments, amounting to about one third of 1967’s balance of payments gap.
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Steal Executive
U.S
Minneapolis
U.S. Steel Corp
Twin Cities
Edward C. Logelin
Chicago
Logelin
Indus
Wage gap sparks tension in U.S. steel industry pull
Logelin argues Japan holds a $40 per ton labor cost edge over U.S. steel, a gap not offset by raw materials or plant costs. He notes much imported steel enters via the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway, stressing that Minnesota taconite pellet output hinges on a healthy steel market in Duluth and St. Paul.
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Try
Japan
Logelin
Upper Midwest
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Duluth
St. Paul
Minnesota
Steel
Baldy Talkin Graduates From Deaf School in St Louis
Our youngest daughter recently completed twelve years of schooling at a deaf school in St. Louis Missouri. The institution teaches speech to the deaf despite nonhearing, helping them communicate without outside assistance.
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School For the Deaf
St. Louis
Missouri
Arguments Heard in Test of Helmet Law
In Minneapolis AP report the first court test of Minnesota’s helmet requirement for motorcyclists unfolds. Brenda Edwards a University of Minnesota student defends helmet use while the defendant cites personal right not to wear one. Municipal Judge Chester Durdin notes his football helmet experience. The arresting officer testified he prefers not to wear a helmet and Edwards’s attorney moves to dismiss the charge arguing due process and illegal police power.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Brenda Edwards
University of Minnesota
Chester Durda
Gregory Dolan
Edwards
U.S
Fire destroys three story Mason Brothers building in Wadena
A Tuesday night blaze in Wadena, Minnesota, destroyed the three story Mason Brothers wholesale grocery and offices. Damages exceed 300000 dollars, according to owner H. C. Harrison. No injuries were reported.
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Wadena, Minn
Mason __ Brothers
H. C. Harrison
Proposals for Milk Marketing Order Hearing Set July 9
Proposals for a new federal milk marketing order covering southeast Minnesota and northern Iowa will be heard July 9 in Rochester. The session follows requests from 30 dairy farmer cooperatives and involves 22 Minnesota and eight Iowa counties with major cities listed.
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Rochester, Minn
Minnesota
Iowa
Rochester
Dairy Farmer
Department of Agriculture
Winona
Austin
Mankato
Albert Lea
Faiibault
Minn
Estherville
Decorah
Algona
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