War and steel questions hat economy in flux
New York AP report outlines three big questions: threat of war over Berlin, auto strike risk, and potential steel price hikes. It notes rising stock highs then a retreat, union and corporate talks, potential federal action on steel pricing, wage shifts, and evolving defense and industrial spending with NATO exercises shaping output.
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Albert Gare
D-Tenn
Kennedy
Gore
Iron Age
Martin Gainsbrough
Peatidludeal Washington
Europe
NATO
Defense Department
Nouncement
Commerce de Pentagon
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Press Officer Must Tread Softly in Dispute Comment
Washington AP reports Lincoln White, State Department press officer, urged a mutually acceptable solution during a historic territorial dispute between two nations. His cautious stance drew outraged reactions from factions demanding firmer U.S. positions.
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Lincoln White
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White House
Pierre Salinger
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Abilene
Lew
Lubbock
University of Texas
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Diplo- Young
Seagraves
Texas Tech
Peggy Ste Hale
Canyon
West Texas
Press State College
Five Texans Receive Press Scholarships
Midland's James N. Allison Jr announces five Texas Press Association scholarships totaling 600 dollars per student over four years. Recipients include Annetle Hol and others from McMurry College, Texas Tech, West Texas State, and the University of Texas.
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James N. Allison Jr
Midland
Annetle Hol
Defense Department Calls Up 76 500 Reservists nationwide
Washington AP The Defense Department orders 76,500 reservists and National Guardsmen to active duty in the largest mobilization since the Korean War. Most must report Oct 1, with some units starting Sept 25 at Ft Polk and Ft Carson. McNamara cites Berlin and global tensions guiding the buildup.
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No Explosives Found In Warheads After Train Fire
Two Falcon rocket warheads removed from a baggage car fire near McLean were found to contain no explosives. Maj. Alfred Barnes of Amarillo Air Force Base said five hours of dismantling showed no live warheads and heat destroyed labels. The blast was caused by intense heat affecting one rocket’s solid propellant fuel. the rockets had been shipped from Culver City, California to Tindall Air Force Base, Florida.
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Alfred Barnes
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Culverny
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Kozlov to Represent Russia at UN General Assembly
Deputy Premier Fro R Kozlov, secretary to the Soviet Communist party Central Committee, will head the Soviet delegation to this year's UN General Assembly. Diplomats say Kozlov is sometimes called Premier Khrushchev's No 2 man.
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Communist Party Central Committee
U.N. General Assembly
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