Bethlehem Steel hikes large-volume steel prices to raise in 1966
Bethlehem Steel Corp raises prices by five dollars per ton on large volume structural steel, a surprise move seen as tapping a trend toward selective price increases after prior administration actions. The decision sparked a stock surge and drew White House attention as U.S. Steel declined comment on new prices. The firm bases the hike on product improvements and efficiency to lower net costs for framing structures.
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New York
UPI
Bethlehem Steel Corp
White House
Johnson
Copper
Aluminum
John F. Kennedy
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
Bethlehem
American Iron and Steel Institute
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
Five Day Forecast Temperature Shifts Through Midweek
Forecast shows temperatures averaging three degrees above seasonal 23 through Wednesday. Cooler weekend with rain and snow possible Sunday. Warmer trend expected from Monday to Wednesday with rising temperatures.
Communists Snub U S Peace Bids
North Viet Nam President Ho Chi Minh reiterated demands for U S troop withdrawal as a condition for peace while Soviet Premier Kosygin urged complete American withdrawal. The report notes ongoing bombing pauses, Viet Cong attacks, and diplomatic efforts involving Goldberg, Harriman, and Marcos with a New Year message from Ho Chi Minh.
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Johnson
North Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
U.S
South Viet Nam
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Viet Nam
Izveska
DRV
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
U.S.A
North
Dalat
Arthur J. Goldberg
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Goldberg
North Alantic Treaty
W. Averett Ilarriman
Tilo
Brdo
Ilarrinman
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
China
New Delhi
Tarriman
India
Poland
Canada
International Control Commission
Harriman
McGeorge Bundy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ferdinand E. Marcos
South
Humphrey
Marcos
Tass
United States
Pedee
Hanoi
Republic of
Lindsay Enters Strike Talks As Transit Deadlock Looms
Mayor elect John V Lindsay opened his first day in office by seeking a settlement with the Transit Authority and TWU amid a potential New Year transit strike. TWU President Michael Quill halted talks, tore up a show cause order, and warned of a 3 am strike unless Lindsay spends eight hours negotiating.
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NEW York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Americana Hotel
Transport Workers Union
TWU
Michael Quill
Amalgamated Transit Union
Quill
TWA
Real Retirement Preferred Retirees Spurn Built In Jobs in Test
A survey challenges the belief that retirees must stay busy with work. Horizon Land Corp. found most seniors prefer real leisure over ongoing employment, prompting a shift to part time, home-labor jobs. Social Security data show many retirees stop work, while some continue for income or personal fulfillment. Individual choices define an ideal retirement.
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Bank
Joseph Timan
Horizon Land Corp
Tucson
Ariz
American Geriatrics Society
New York
Timan
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Arizona Sun-Sites
Paradise Hills
Albuquerque
N.M
Rio Grande Estates
Belen
Marvin Vanderhyde
Morizon
Horizon
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