Kennedy Skeptical On Steel Price Increase
President Kennedy questioned whether Lukens price rise matched the public interest and moved to curb industry boosts. He held weekend calls after Wheeling Steel also raised prices, with aides signaling a broader push for overall price stability despite allowed selective moves.
Tax Deal May Spur Congress
The White House hopes for Congress to approve major Kennedy program items while negotiating tax cuts. Kennedy aims for gradual cuts over three years linked to revenue revisions but faces stiff opposition from Republicans pushing cost-cutting against a $4.5 billion spending increase. A April 25 meeting with business leaders led by Henry Ford II may yield concessions to secure tax plan support.
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Thresher disaster details surface in Navy inquiry
Portsmouth narrative from Lt Cmdr Hecker describes Thresher distress, garbled messages, and air in ballast tanks seconds before the submarine vanished in 8400 feet of water. Skylark surfaced area debris and a wreath planned at the loss site as inquiry continues.
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Lukens Steel looks to raise prices amid industry moves
The Lukens Steel Co raises prices on some products while President Kennedy remains skeptical. The move follows Wheeling Steel earlier increases within the week amid ongoing industry price shifts. Racial demonstrations press Birmingham. Bowwell sworn in as Birmingham mayor. Navy probes Thresher submarine final moments at Portsmouth shipyard. White House eyes tax cut compromise to win congressional support. Canada braces for Liberal transfer as Diefenbaker and Pearson shape new leadership.
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Knifing Under Probe In Biddeford Youth Attacks
Police probe reports that Ronald Ganon Jr. a twelve year old was attacked by five or six youths on Jefferson Street on Sunday afternoon while en route to choir practice. He was stabbed treated and released from Webber hospital and the assailants remain unidentified. A similar assault on Roger Deshaies thirteen son of Biddeford city clerk occurred Friday on Summer Street leaving him with facial lacerations.
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Foran Relieved At Saco After Duty Absence
Chairman Frank Jones of the Saco Police and Fire Commission announced Lt. Robert Foran of the Saco Police Department was suspended last week for failing to report for duty without explanation. He has since reported to the chairman and the disposition will be considered at a commissioners meeting.
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Easter Weekend Accidental Death Toll Tops Six-State Region
The Easter holiday weekend brought 17 deaths across New England with 12 on highways. Massachusetts reported five fatalities ahead of Vermont with four and New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut and Maine with two each. Victims include Salvatore Maggio 78 Everett Bowley 44 Jerry Dechane 32 Richard St Amant 3 Robert Gray 14 months Harry Stark 43 Else Stark 44 Robert Hodgkins 22 Geoffrey Smith 22 Richard Newcomb 63 Ronald Stone 25 Mary Jenezewski 15 Anthony Bianco 42 Rodney Martin 20 Basil Chadburne 27 Kenneth Lagassie 20 Ernest Smith 91.
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Former Sergeant Drilling Teachers By Charles C Sutton
Former French Army sergeant Simone Oudot trains New England teachers in French via Parsons Francais. since joining Boston Modern Language Project last October she has visited 250 classes in 150 towns and led workshops in Brunswick Bucksport and Belfast. about 6 000 Maine third and fourth graders tune in twice weekly to the program and Oudot stresses correct pronunciation. She hopes more Maine teacher colleges offer foreign languages and notes Fort Kent State Teachers College is the sole provider now.
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