Steel Profits Decline But Production Steady
In 1970 the steel industry faced lower profits while production held steady. First nine months saw exports double from 1969, imports drop, and US Steel and Bethlehem Steel report reduced earnings amid a GM strike and weaker demand. Employment and wage payments declined in September.
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Movement Slowdown Seen in North Vietnamese Supply Lines
U S officials report a noticeable slowdown in enemy ground activity and supply movement through North Vietnam toward Laos South Vietnam and Cambodia. Nighttime conveyor belts replace daytime routes as Hanoi disperses stockpiles ahead of the dry season and U S air strikes focus on key roads and truck parks.
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