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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

3

Steel Union Votes Pact On Extension

Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers approve a four month extension pact with major producers by the Wage Policy Committee. Secretary Treasurer Abel expected to be named USW president succeeding David J McDonald. Election margin reportedly 16 000 votes. Escrowed 11.5 cents hourly raise to be paid after final contract.

Pittsburgh UPJ United Steelworkers Union USW WPC Abel David J. McDonald Union Philip Murray McDonald

Big Three Show Record Profits in 1963 First Quarter

The three leading U.S. steelmakers posted record profits in the first quarter as demand remained strong and utilities stocked up. U.S. Steel earned 73.77 million dollars, Bethlehem 44.13 million, and Republic Steel 23.28 million, with rising sales and record shipments of 5.704 million tons.

New York U.S. Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Corp Republic Steel Corp

Raborn Sworn In as New CIA Director at White House

Retired Vice Admiral William F Raborn took the oath as director of the Central Intelligence Agency in a White House ceremony yesterday, succeeding John A McCane in the top post.

William F. Raborn Central Intelligence Agency White House John A. McCane

Ross Confirmed Again for FPC

Washington UPI Charles R. Ross of Burlington Vermont was reconfirmed by the Senate to a new term on the Federal Power Commission. The confirmation came after supporting remarks by Sen. Winston Prouty Republican of Vermont and Sen. Philip A. Hart Democrat of Michigan.

Washington

Vermont House backs referendum on state sweeps plan

Vermont lawmakers endorsed a 6 million proposal to stage a public referendum on a state sweepstakes in the Green Mountain State. The Ways and Means Committee voted 15 to 0, sending the bill to the Appropriations Committee for a 125000 setup to create a three member sweeps commission, mirroring New Hampshire’s program.

Montpelier UPI Vermont House Ways and Means Committee Green Mountain Cam House Appropriations Committee Vermont James Shea D-Winooski House New Hampshire

Dumaine Rockefeller Plan Plays Out Over NHRR Buy

Fr ed er ic C Dumaine Jr former NHRR president renews bid to buy the bankrupt line to block Pennsylvania and New York Central control He seeks state federal guarantees and private funds and would share profits if subsidized by states. Governor Rockefeller cites federal inaction and NHRR losses

Washington Frederic C. Dumaine Jr New Haven Railroad Pennsylvania New York Central Dumaine Boston Massachusetts Republican State Committee New England John W. McCormack Grand Central Terminal West End New Haven Conn

Supreme Court bars merges that curb competition acts

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld an FTC order against Consolidated Foods Corp for acquiring Gentry Inc. and using purchasing power to push Gentry’s sales. The court rejected the circuit court view that no competition loss occurred and warned that reciprocity in acquisitions undermines anti trust laws.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Federal Trade Commission FTC Consolidated Foods Corp Chicago Gentry, Inc Los Angeles Consolidated Gentry Circuit Court

GM's First Quarter Sets New High Profit

GM reports a first quarter profit of 636 million dollars, a new high for any firm in Q1 and for GM. Ford posted 208.8 million, Chrysler 56.6 million. AM general motors employed 737,963 workers with 1.3 billion in payrolls.

Detroit General Motors Ford Chrysler U.S Ford Motor Ca American Motors Frederic G. Donner John F. Gordon GM Car

Color Photo On Auto License Posed for 1966

Boston UPI reports a plan to issue four year driver's licenses with color photographs starting next year. Pending legislative approval, licenses would be issued every four years on expiration with photo at registry office and mandatory vision recheck including colorblindness test.

Boston UPI Richard E. McLaughlin McLaughlin

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