Editorial on Steel Price Moves and Government Probe
Government specialists and a federal grand jury will review the steel industry’s pricing as Congress and the DOJ probe potential monopoly effects. The piece criticizes U S Steel’s rapid price rise and reversal as irresponsible, noting Inland Steel’s refusal to raise and Kennedy’s demand for a non inflationary settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Congress
Kennedy
Leslie B. Worthington
US. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Robert F. Kennedy
Inland Steel
Joseph L. Black
Inland
Worthington
U.S. Steel Board of Directors
Income Tax Ebbing In Soviet Union Yet Not Paradise
Moscow reports that income taxes are being phased out in the Soviet Union though not eliminating taxes overall. Premier Khrushchev claimed a 7 percent revenue role for income tax, with gradual abolition by 1965 except for marginal groups. Other levies remain embedded in prices, including higher Soviet vodka and Moskvich car costs abroad.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Ussr
Khrushchev
U.S.F.A
Denmark
Ivan Ivanovich
Communist Party
Bayts Publication Schedule Fragments Found
Readable text notes Bayts newspaper published afternoons and Sundays by 1 at Pearce end Asi. Fragmentary line hints at schedule pattern. Further context missing.
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The
Bayts
Pearce End
Baytown Sun Masthead Scrambled By OCR
Postal listing fragment shows Baytown Sun staff roles and rate card entries. It mentions Baytown Texas, subscription rates per month and year, and references to publisher editor and office titles corrupted by OCR. The readable items indicate a local newspaper masthead and pricing details rather than a full news item.
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Omiday
Baytown Sun, Inc
Baytown
Texas
Ovaveeees
Veeveseeys
Lee
Pamaewneeer Pastenen
Ieee, Tattad Claws Matter
Texea
Ee Lge Apts
Profit surge in first quarter 1962 earnings rise
Five of the 195 reporting firms show 19 percent higher net income after taxes in Q1 1962 versus 1961. Bell System dominates gains, with many others posting double digit rises including General Electric, International Business Machines, Celanese and United States Shoe. Some firms dip or post sharp gains due to prior-year comparisons, while overall profits reflect rising business activity but not equal to economic growth. A separate note reports mislabeling of a raven at Central Park Zoo corrected after ornithologists identified the error.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Pittsburgh Steel
Granite City Steel
Lukens Steel
Bell Telephone System
General Electric
International Business
Chines
Celanese
Western Union
United States Shoe
West Virginia Pulp & Paper
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Avco
International Harvester
U.S. Plywood
J. P. Stevens
United Fruit
Superior Oil
National Tea
General Tire & Rubber
Deere & Co
Carrier Corporation
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
The piece recalls Babe Ruth and General Pershing at Yankee Stadium with photographers present for a famous pose. Ruth insists the moment warranted a special effort and playfully questions Pershing about his wartime service. A Paoli man has created a personal diet method, claiming to have lost thirty two pounds in under two months by selective restaurant choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
General Pershing
Babe
Paoli
Stalker
Department of Agriculture
U.S. District Court
Utica
Famed Renaissance figure and Roanoke links teased in page mix
Puzzle column blends history and trivia from the 1500s to 1800s. It notes a Renaissance condottierie builder burned in effigy, the Roanoke colony governor linked to Virginia Dare, and a Shakespearean muse tied to a famed tomb, alongside modern trivia and birthday notices for actors and announcers.
Kennedy clashes over steel price hike and business ties
Washington report details President Kennedy's beef with U S Steel chief Roger Blough after a $6 a ton price rise, Hodges tough line on the Business Advisory Council, and Kennedy’s warning that top bankers and industrial leaders cannot be trusted. The piece also notes labor and public sentiment shifts as Kennedy moves away from industry outreach while pursuing reform and private power deals.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Kennedy
Steel
Roger Brough
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
U.S
Ralph Cordiner
General Electric
Roger Blough
White House
Blough
U.S. Steel
Securities and Exchange Commission
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Federal Power Commission
Colorado River
Kenedy
Congress
Big Steel
Kennedys
Justice Department Prosecution
Verse exhortation to sanctify Christ and give reason
A Bible verse urging believers to sanctify the Lord God in their hearts and always be prepared to answer anyone who asks for the reason for their hope with meekness and reverence. It emphasizes readiness, humility, and spiritual steadiness in testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Soldier's son thought dead returns after 22 years
In Italy Cesare Rocca, long presumed dead since 1936 military service in Ethiopia, writes from Ethiopia to his brother Vincenzo that he is alive, married with two sons, and plans to visit his mother Anna Rocca. A 22 year silence ends with a homeward promise. The piece also notes Sweden's Vasa as the oldest preserved ship raised and restored.
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Rimini
Plato
Pius I
Nncastro
Italy
Anna Rocca
Cesare Rocca
Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
Defense Ministry
Vincenzo
Cesare
Sweden
Vasa
Stockholm
Did You Know About 1961 Dog Food Markets
In 1961 the U S average supermarket bought over 2.5 billion pounds of dog food. Stores stocked up to 25 brands and dog foods outsold coffee butter salt shortening and baby food.
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U.S
Daily Crossword Puzzle BT Weaver's w Large mouthed 41
Czech measure 42 Aunt Spd 44 Fawn's mother.
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Weaver
Spd
Fawn
Bridge match details and bidding missteps in局
The article describes a virtual bridge event with two players per side, detailing misplays and card play by Mrs Stein and declarer West. It notes ruffing, suit signaling, and a critical overtake that altered the score, resulting in a one to two swing and Mia Meta’s plus 200 versus 100 by the East-West standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stein
Declarer
West
Dee Clarer
Mia Meta
Qurea
Pertecore
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