Economists Divided Over Steel Price Increases
AP Business News Writer Darden Chambliss reports economists and business leaders clash over whether steel price hikes will trigger broad inflation. The piece notes Wheeling Steel’s potential gains, buyer pass through risks, imports shifts, and overseas producers weighing matching raises amid a fragile demand and rival material options.
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Graham Solves Health Mystery Amid Return from Hawaii
The Rev Billy Graham, dieting and weakening, announced in Minneapolis that health problems are solved after two months in Hawaii for lung and gastrointestinal infections. He said the deep infection was the cause he did not know. Adlai Stevenson, US ambassador to the UN, travels to Seville for Easter. President Kennedy and family relax in Palm Beach during Easter vacation. Edith Piaf, 46, with bronchitis, is in a Paris hospital.
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Hazel Signs For Another TV Season
AP reports NBC comedy Hazel begins shooting its 1903 64 season while the star Shirley Booth eyes a long run. Booth, based in New York and Cape Cod, enjoys the grind and rejects stage returns, living between Chateau Marmont and her homes.
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Second Polaris Sub Takes Station in the Mediterranean
The Defense Department announced that a second Polaris missile submarine has taken station in the Mediterranean, with 32 rockets now positioned to cover targets previously held by Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Italy. The last of the three submarines is expected to arrive this month, and Jupiter missiles in Turkey and Italy are being removed.
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Texas A&M shedding label cow college with moon study
Texas A M is expanding beyond the cow college image by pursuing activation analysis research with NASA to study the moon surface using a tube detector and radiation, aided by a 5 million dollar data center. The project places A M alongside MIT and Cal and Washington in agricultural science.
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Senate Approves JFKs Youth Employment Plan
The Senate backed President Kennedy’s program to employ thousands of youths in conservation and local public service projects. A House approval is uncertain and debated, with a long 12 hour session delivering a 50 to 34 vote. The plan aims to reach up to 100000 jobs yearly for ages 16 to 17, with a conservation corps and state community workforce.
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