Both Sides Win In Steel Price Battle
Editorial review notes a second round of steel price tensions between Bethlehem Steel Inland Steel and United States Steel ends with a compromise. Government agencies pressed for rescission while industry leaders including Roger Brough navigate pressure from the Johnson administration. 1965 GDP rises 7.3 percent, with forecasts for 1966 growth and mixed industry outlook across autos and steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Johnson
Inland Steel Co
Inland
U.S. Steel
John F. Kennedy
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Defense and Commerce Departments
General Services Administration
US. Steel Corp
California
White House
US Steel
Bethelehem
Roger Brough
Brough
Commerce Department
National Industrial Council
Rabies Warning Prompts State Vaccination Push
State health officials report a statewide rise in animal rabies since September with 12 cases confirmed in the first week of January. Dr. J. E. Peavy notes increases in dogs livestock and wildlife, urging comprehensive control programs including vaccination of owned pets stray elimination and wildlife measures to shield humans from exposure.
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J. E. Peavy
Texas
Ringe
Fulton Lewis Denounces Red Carpet Tours For Soviet Guests
Washington A congressman denounces government plans to lavish Soviet bloc scientists with red carpet tours of U.S. installations. Rep. Richard Roudebush says federal spending will reach 75000 this year to fete satellite scientists from Poland Romania Hungary Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia. He calls the move disgraceful and demands an immediate halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
U.S
Richard Roudebusn
Poland
Rumania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Indiana
State Department
National Science Foundation
National Academy of Sciences
Amican
Fed
Roudebush
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Red
Unusual Squeeze Play From Bridge Game
A rare bridge squeeze is described where a South player, after cashing high cards, discards to force a winner regardless of who holds the king of clubs. The article notes the defensive discards and strategic handling that makes the contract safe under various distributions.
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Enrique de Meneses
Spain
South
West
East
Ea Syndicate, Inc
Baseball Boss Flayed by Eckert Selection Sparks Criticism
The column mocks General Eckert as baseball commissioner pick, noting his lack of baseball knowledge. It jokes about unlikely career leaps into major firms and outlines basic baseball facts to help him. It cites past players like Willie Mays and Sandy Koufax while praising the appointing decision as a sign America offers opportunity.
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General Eckert
Eckhart
Eckhardt
Ecklimann
Ford Frick
Thailand
America
United States
General Electric
Bell Telephone
Alcoa
NBC
Pan American Airways
Gen. Eckert
James
Horace Stoneham
San Francisco Giants
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Viet Nam Build-Up Could Last 10 To 20 Years
Washington experts describe a massive Viet Nam expansion with 400000 troops and long term bases. Permanent installations are planned in South Viet Nam to occupy 15 or 20 years, with a giant naval base at Sattahip and a permanent base in Cam Ranh Bay to support the Seventh Fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Viet Nam
Jack Anderson
Williams West- Moreland
Korea
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
United States
Sattahin
Bangkok
Gulf of Thailand
Singapore
Thailand
Camranh Bay
Army
Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Baytown Sun historical masthead and war column
A fragment from the Baytown Sun includes masthead details for Baytown Sun Inc and staff, then a wary wartime column on South Viet Nam, inflation, and political implications, with a biblical quote at the end. The piece mentions Army engineers building long runways, new port facilities, and the economic impact on civilians and U.S. politics.
Longest railroad tunnel in the U S and more
A mixed trivia page notes the longest U S railroad tunnel left unnamed, asks for the fastest passenger ship, identifies the largest commercial airport, and recalls Manhattan Island’s sale for 247 and the dairy industry’s arrival to the United States. It also mentions John D. Rockefeller’s 1870 Standard Oil incorporation and a Salt Box birthplace linked to a future U S president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
U. 5
Manhattan Island
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Oho
New England
United States
Braintree
Adams House and Quincy Historical Society Landmark
The article notes a historic house linked to John Quincy Adams family being updated in 1886 by a grandson to serve the Quincy Historical Society, drawing thousands of visitors yearly. It mentions a kitchen upgrade and law office use, with a column closing line from Samuel Johnson.
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John Quincy Adams
Quincy Historical Society
New York Unites In Adversity
The Atlantic piece describes New Yorkers turning to neighborliness during a subway and bus strike and cold weather. It highlights Mayor Lindsay guiding citizens, Mike Quill’s stance, and how adversity reveals city life, with a wary note on how long solidarity lasts. It also notes Britain’s 1985 murder rate surpassing past records during a violent Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big City
New Yorker
Brooklyn Bridge
Bronx
Queens
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Lindsay
Quill
St. Michael
Bowery
London
Britain
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING Feature Clues List
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Eddie Cantor
Washington
Canada
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