Steel Price Increases Shape Up In Steel Industry
A pattern of selective price hikes emerges in the steel industry though U S Steel Corp the leading producer had yet to speak. Republic Steel and two smaller firms boosted by about 5 34 a ton on roughly one quarter of 1962 sales. Big Steel may need U S Steel to confirm if higher prices can stick. President Kennedy offered cautious approval of selective increases during a Florida vacation. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
U.S. Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Republic
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Kennedy
Florida
Fire ban issued as New Hampshire faces extreme forest danger
State Forester William Meserick ordered a ban on fire permits in five southern New Hampshire counties due to a long drought that has woods as tinder. Weather Bureau says high to extreme danger in the region with 64 fires over the weekend and 105 fires in Massachusetts yesterday.
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Associated Press
Boston
New Hampshire
William H. Meseick
Strafford
Merrimack
Rockingham
Cheshire
Hillsborough
U.S. Weather Bureau
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Maine
Belchertown
Weather Bureau
Pay Raise Privilege Barred by Maine House Vote
AUGUSTA AP The Maine House backed a bill to bar the governor and council from raising or lowering salaries under law without legislative consent. A 100 to 22 vote to reject the bill sparked debate over recent interim salary changes by Gov Reed and the Executive Council and fears of limiting legislative control for two years.
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Richard N. Berry
Cape Elizabeth
Malcolm Berman
R-Houlston
Sal
First Family Elated Over Storr News
President and Mrs Kennedy expect their third child in August and are elated. Mrs Kennedy, 33, is in good health and will cancel official duties. John F Kennedy, 45, joins brothers in the wait. Ethel Kennedy expects their eighth in June. Jo an Kennedy awaits a third in August.
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Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Ethel
Joan
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Esther
White House
Kennedys
Florida
Humorous Urge for Home and Ownership Copt Gen Fea Corp
A light quip notes that the typical woman desires a home and occasional control over it, attributed to Copt Gen Fea Corp. The line reflects a humorous take on property and independence for women.
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Fea. Corp
Navy hearing on Thresher sinking halts for witness
The Navy court of inquiry recessed awaiting an unidentified witness needed for the Thresher submarine sinking case. Admiral Ramage testified on rescue operations and said key radio messages and a stray Norwegian fishing vessel did not alter immediate search plans.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy Court of Inquiry
Thresher
Adm
Lawson P. Ramage
Adm. Ramage
Ramage
Skylark
J.G
James C. Watson
Mage
Sea Wolf
Kennedy third child expected in late August
President and Mrs Kennedy anticipate their third child in late August as the First Lady, reportedly in good health in Palm Beach, cancels all official engagements. A steel industry price increase pattern appears developing. Portsmouth court of inquiry hears from a Navy lieutenant who missed the Thresher submarine voyage final. Scotland Yard intensifies hunt for ban the bomb group, and the State Department rebukes Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona for a sharp attack on U.S. Cuba policy.
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Kennedy
Palm Beach
Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
Thresher
International Scotland Yard
Washington
State Department
Jose Miro Cardona
U.S
Cuba
Cardona Is Rebuked For US Denunciation
The United States publicly rebuked Cuban exile leader Jose Miro Cardona for criticizing U S policy toward Cuba and alleged he demanded a voice in policy or a $50 million fund for an invasion. Washington called the resignation letter in dispute a distortion of history and policy.
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Washington
United States
Jose Miro Cardona
U.S
Who
Miro
Fidel Castro
State Department
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Kennedy
Castro
Caribbean
Council
Department
Cuba
Explosion Rips Dock Square Building Injuring Dozens
A gas explosion during demolition at a three story Dock Square building in Boston injured at least 10 people from Massachusetts and New York City. Debris shattered windows on Union Street as investigators blamed a gas main and a crane bucket. Massachusetts General Hospital treated victims including Jacob Rosen Rita Davis Theresa Maloney and others from Sharon Worcester Jackson Heights Boston Ipswich and nearby towns.
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Boston
Dock Square
Union St
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts General Hospital
New York City
Massachusetts
State Street
Union Oyster House
Hayes-Bickford
Edward Carnes
Hingham
Carnes
David F. Kiley
City Health Pean
Joseph O'Rourke
Kiley
O'Rourke
Jacob Rosen
Suffolk Road
Sharon
Rita B. Davis
Mardoni Rd
Worcester
Theresa M. Maloney
Dixfield Rd
Jack Simon
Harry K. Simon
83Rd Street
Jackson Heights
Flara Morani
Balero Aley
Anthony Campo
North St
Richard B. Pulsifer
Newshall St
Lye
Donna Brown
Clark Rd
Ipswich
Diane Connors
Lindon St
Wichendon
Cuban Exiles Plan More Raids Ahead of Cuba
Miami sources say anti Castro militants plan new raids against Cuba keeping within a U S ban. Exile groups Alpha 66 Second Front of Escambray and the Revolutionary Student Directorate regroup after crackdowns then consider united action and new bases in Caribbean locations within striking distance of Cuba.
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William L. Ryan
Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
Bay of Pigs
Bahamas
Alpha 66
Escambray
Revolutionary Student Directorate
United State
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Electrolux
Joseph Durfee
Westland Shoe Corp
Smith Street
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Atkinson
Berkline
Spring
Matt
Holman-Baker
Saco
Leo Cookson
Martha Conroy
Diane
Cardona
San Diego
Calif
Naval Electronics Laboratory
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Harding Street
Kenneth J. Critchley
Gordon Road
Dayton
Escambray Group
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