U S Steel Reports 1968 Q2 Shipments and Earnings Rise
U S Steel chairman Roger A Blough announced a strong second quarter 1968 with sales of 1 4334 million and net income of 77 7 million or 1 43 per share. Shipments reached 7 2 million tons, the second highest quarter in company history, as customers built inventories amid import pressure and expected third quarter supply interruptions.
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NEW York
Luels
U. 5S. Steel
Roger A. Blough
Blough
U.S. Steel
Payabe
U. S. Steel
United
States
Senatelines Committee
County of
Lorain
Univ
U. S
Chicago
Cbstruction
Son
Mid-West
Los Angeles
Tes
Armour Agricultural Chemical Co
USS AgriChemicals, Inc
Witty
Atlanta
Monroeville
Kaufman and Board
Commercia Us
Pinetree
Publicity Guidelines Issued in Ray Trial
Memphis judge and an eight member committee announced strict new rules banning interviews or press conferences to publicize the James Earl Ray murder trial. The order targets attorney Arthur Hanes Sheriff William Morris Attorney Ramsey Clark and Memphis lawyer Russell Thompson for alleged prior violations. It bars extrajudicial statements about guilt plans jurors merits evidence witnesses and the defendant’s treatment while in custody to protect a fair trial.
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Memphis, Tenn
API
James Far] Ray
W. Preston Battle
Battle Sunday
Arthur Hanes
Ray
Shelby County
William Morris
Ramsey Clark
Memphis
Russell x. Thompson
Criminal Courts
Hanes
Marin Luther King Jr
Morris
Atorney
United States
Martin Luther King Jr
San Jacinto Council KC Installs New Officer
State San Jacinto Council No 2785 holds installation Tuesday night naming Leonard Mazoch as grand knight John Donnelly deputy grand knight Ray Helpert chancellor Cliff Richardson recording secretary Alfred McDonald warden Bob Donnelly treasurer Carence Harvey trustee John Devine advocate guard Adolph Michalsky and Stephen Donnelly outside guards Msgr Joseph P Sul livan serves as Chaplain D C Kane district deputy led the ceremony with A J Tom Novasad assisting Attendees included wives of members.
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San Jacinto Council
Leonard Mazoch
John Donnelly
Ray Helpert
Cliff Richardson
Alfred McDonald
Bob Donnelly
Carence E. Harvey
John Devine
Adolph Michalsky
Stephen Donnelly
Msgr
Joseph P O*sullivan
D. C. Kane
A. J
Tom) Novasad
Campbell's tomato harvest at risk from labor dispute
Campbell Soup Co says South Jersey tomato crop may be lost if labor talks fail. Unions Local 80s and Local 2031 demand higher wages and uniform contract end dates, halting production last week. Harvest to start next week, full swing by Aug 15, with 6.6 million bushels potentially unharvested if unresolved. Campbell warns farmers it will cover growing costs plus a reasonable profit if tomatoes go unharvested.
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Camden
N.J
Campbell Soup Co
South Jersey
New Jersey
Campbell
William Crowley
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
International Association of Machinists
Afl-Cio
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U.S
Antioch
California
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Birmingham
Venezuelan
U. S Steel
Orinoco Mining Co
Puerto Ordaz
Orinoco
LU. S. Steel
Financial District
U. S&s. Steel
Steelworkers’ Union
Steel Companies
Bu, &. Steel
Gary
National Alliance of Businessmen
Ind
Pittsburgh
Paik and Water Control
Brough
Birningham
Ala
Municipal Auditorium
San Francisco
Ers
Bob Hale
ME. Hanter Jr
Hartt Drive
James H
Jim” Hale
Altus
Ohis
Friday Mountain
Austin
Texas
Young Hale
Baytown Sun
Rent A Car Service AG
Ft Ford
FAA
Spencer Phone
Cliff Hyde P.O. Box
la Porte Airport
Aero Commander
Flying Service Inc
la Porte, Texas
S & Service
Renney
M.l. Orig
Orig
Jamaica
ORLON
San Jac Council of KC
AME
U.S.D.A
Tom
Pillsbury Plain
Jar
Crater Lake
Ton House
Agin
Morton House
Sloppy Joes
A&p Instant
Rer Ars
A&p
Charleston
Schlitz
Ox Glass
Pak "Taps Inc
Janet Parker
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