Steel buyers expect no rise in prices this fall
A Pur chasing Magazine survey of 624 steel users finds four in five buyers oppose a fall in wage-driven price hikes and most expect to avoid or offset higher costs. Sixty-six percent reject government price controls, while 73 percent favor more competition and 55 percent would switch to substitutes if steel prices rise.
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Kennedy
Purchasing Magazine
United Steelworkers
Congressional
Congress
Europe
Japan
Parties At The Summit And Retail Pricing Debate
A rambling diary notes crowd reactions at a presidential reception and mocks fashion details. It shifts to Washington where federal retail pricing proposals, dubbed two pair competitive practices, face court defeats but gain new push in Congress. Proponents want national price floors, while critics cite failed state attempts and the rise of discount retailers.
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Warl Street Journal
Washington
Atke
Tne
Senate
House
Baytown Sun masthead fragment and staff list
Fragmentary newspaper masthead lists editors publishers and office details for The Baytown Sun. It shows names like Fred Hartman Jim Boone Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mee Jackson J T Bowling and others with roles in advertising circulation and management, plus notice of publication and post office information.
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mee Jackson
J.T. Bowling
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbe
Baytown
Texas
Buckbees
Pacegie
MENT
Depar Jonn Wadley
Pen Putman
Corrie Laughlin cc
Eee
Troubleshooter Drew Pearson on Hammarskjold death probes
Drew Pearson reports an official investigation into Dag Hammarskjold's death nears completion. He highlights possible errors and a pattern of harassment at civilian airports by a Belgian mercenary hired by President Tshombe, suggesting a night flight and faulty altimeter.
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Washington
Dag Hammarskjold
Eric Hallenquist
Hammarskjold
President Tshombe
Nadla
Rhodesia
Tshombe
van Reisseghern
Devlin
Kamina
Elizabethville
Hammarskijold
Dag Haramarskjold
Ndola
Moshe Tshombe
Kitwe
The
Times
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Young British naval lieutenant reports John Fischer commanded his first ship during practice maneuvers. He bumped the admiral’s vessel at the outset and quipped Buy a small farm, sir to become a legend. A skeptical veteran taunts him and the anecdote ends with a playful exchange about reading and air conditioners.
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John Fischer
Famed pope question quiz and art patronage clue
A mixed newspaper style quiz item asks who the Renaissance pope linked to patronage of the arts was, noting his rebuilding plans for St Peter's and indulgences, then asks to name the pope who shared his name as the son of the politician. The fragment suggests a two pope riddle from a past issue.
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Italy
Florence
Rome
St. Peter's
Martin Lathe
Thris Pope
Tic
Fragmented OCR newslike text with mixed names and dates
A garbled historical note references Gregory VI and a domelike prelate, mentions 1810 birth, 1248 archbishopric, and a death circa 18th century. The passage includes corrupted phrases about colleagues, philosophy, and a quiz style prompt with scattered names and places.
Everyday Assignment: Odds and ends from a reader mail bag
A rapid-fire miscellany from Everywhere Assignment contrasts common knowledge with quirky facts. It notes the lifetime food intake of an average American around 50 tons, cites historical figures and aphorisms, and offers light notes on psychology, color, pencils, and old remedies.
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New York
JFK
George Washington
Paris
Montreal
Canada
New York Stock Exchange
U.S
Franklin Pierce Adams
Jean- Jacques Rousseau
Irwin H. Kramer
Arnold Grasom
Letters on Baytown campaign roles and party duties
A Kennedy Johnson campaign office manager responds to Mrs. Pat Goodrich. The Baytown chairmen Dick Manne and Fred Hartman describe bipartisan outreach, inviting Goodrich to join the campaign committee. She did not respond and supported another candidate, prompting questions about her Democratic loyalty and party duties.
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the Sun
Kennedy- Johnson
Pat Goodrich
Baytown
Dick Manne
Harris County
Democrats
Fred Hartman
Democratic Party
Goodrich
Nixon
Sullivan
Constitution Party
Democratic Committee
J. S. Johnson
Firm Denies Monopoly Charges In Merger Case
Ling Temco Electronics asks a federal court to dismiss the government suit to block its merger with Chance Vought Corp. The firm asserts the merger would not create a monopoly despite government charges.
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Dallas
Ling Temco Electronics
Chance Vought Corp
How Do You Stand Washington Congress Reflection on Kennedy Era
A congressional voice critiques Kennedy era policy citing Laos Cuba and defense spending. The speaker condemns indecision and expansion of government while urging citizen engagement and a push to make voices heard. Biblical reminder closes with Exodus 20 3.
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Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Castro
Dick Nixon
Khrushchev
Democrat Party
New Frontier
Eisenhower
Fortune Magazine
Congress
White House
Frontieramen
House Rules Committee
Redward
Senate
House
Treasury
Daily Crossword Puzzle Down
A compact crossword puzzle note appears with a brief prompt about the down clue. It preserves a newspaper card tone and signals a standard daily puzzle entry for readers. The readable fragment emphasizes the puzzle section and its straightforward grid activity.
Know Your Bridge by B Jay Becker West Dexter
A bridge expert narrates a historic hand where declarer succeeds using a deliberate line after West leads the ace of diamonds. West shifts to a spade, South can signal, and the plan involves ruffing, discards, and triggering dummy’s last club to cover the diamond loser, showcasing tight precision over sheer aggression.
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West
South
East
Declarer
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Ireland
Sweden
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
N. C
Graham Barden
North Carolina
House Education and Labor Committee
Kearns
Melvin Sneed, Jr
Richard T. Burress
Jeanne Thomson
Beverly A. Pearson
Powell
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Mexico
John Volpe
Tokyo
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Alexander Todd
Groveho Marz
William
Woodweed
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Eoer
Joe
Mam Jones
Central Press
Gregory VI
Perugia
Nina
Guarantess
Coleridge
France
Alf Landor
John Quincy Adams
James Monroe
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Barry Goldwater
Ars
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Despote
Prophet
Fiat
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Focen
Ligihe Horse
Harry
Odd Scoty
B. Jay Becker
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West East
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Kime
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