Steel Output Climbs Steadily as Optimism Grows
The nation’s largest industry shows steady gains with steel output up 2.1 percent to 1,784,000 tons in the latest week, the highest since May 1960. April production estimated at 7.5 million tons. demand rising prompts plants to hire back workers and add furnaces. Executives like Roger Blough of U S Steel claim the industry is near equilibrium and recovering, while other sectors such as autos and construction show mixed signals amid broader economic shifts.
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New York
Steel
Buffalo
Ron Age
Roger Blough
U.S. Steel Corp
Colgate
Paimolive Co
Cities Service Co
Secony Mobile Oil Co
Gulf Oil Corp
American Tobacco Co
Arthur J. Goldberg
House
Kennedy
New York Stock Exchange
Miami, Fla
Jt General Electric Co
United States
Carnival worker accused of murder in strange bridgeport case
In Bridgeport area of upstate New York a carnival worker and his wife are held on murder charges linked to the death of a woman identified as Jean. The man allegedly strangled the victim after she picked his pocket and the couple disposed of the body at a dump edge near Bridgeport. Authorities note the family has a long history and that only three of their many children survive. The investigation centers on Jean and whether she was ever reported missing.
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Oneida Lake
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Dudley
New York
Kenneth
Dudleys
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Dud-ley
Erene
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Virginia
Sanderson
Jet Service To Tahiti Extends To Include Jets
Tahiti prepares for jet airliners in May with service from U S West Coast expected to cut travel time. By July seven scheduled jets could bring a thousand visitors daily, stressing limited hotel rooms as officials push renovations. Local boosters see tourism as salvation amid declining copra and vanilla markets. French officials defend strict investment rules while aiming to modernize the airstrip to 11,900 feet.
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Tahiti
Paradise
Wallis
U.S
Cook
Bougainville
Darwin
Stevenson
Gauguin
Melville
London
Nordhoff
Nall
Fla
Chaos Lowner
West Florida
Hague
U. S
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Polynesia
Aime Grimston
Bora Bora
Texas Department Store Sales Rise in Week Ended April 22
Department stores across Texas posted a one per cent sales increase for the week ending April 22 from the same period in 1969. The Federal Reserve report shows El Paso up 11 per cent, Fort Worth up 3, San Antonio up 2, while Houston fell 6 per cent and Dallas held steady.
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Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Chance Vought Reports 1961 First Quarter Income
Chance Vought Corp. reports net income of 949,270 for the first quarter of 1961, or 1 cent per share, versus 883,162 or 74 cents in 1960. A quarterly dividend of 30 cents per share was declared payable June 26 to holders of record June 7. Consolidated sales for the quarter ended March 31 totaled 45,511,935, down from 62,537,198 a year earlier due mainly to reduced Crusader deliveries.
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Dallas
API
Chance Vought Corp
Board of Directors
Bucs edge Carver to split state meet lead in track
Carver and Elmore battled in a tight state meet as Sam Brown led Carver with a 220 win and a strong 100 finish. The Bucs tied for the lead after 23 points in field events, while Carver claimed the shot put and pole vault totals. Earl Candler and Kenneth Simon contributed in the field as Elmore outran Carver by a narrow margin.
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Leon Carr
Arthur Hart
Zerry
Quincy Thomas
Welton Barnett
Washington
Leon Cary
Earl Candler
Kenneth Sifmon
Eddie Blake
Barnett
Joe Felder
Ressree Hill
Einore
Prive
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