Johnson Urges Industries to Avoid Price Hikes
President Johnson urged steel and other U.S. industries to refrain from avoidable price increases to curb inflation. He called for voluntary restraint and expressed concern over a steel price hike, urging companies to hold wages and prices steady while Congress debates taxes and Vietnam costs. Senator Hart pressed for a Justice Department probe into alleged price lockstep behavior.
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Philip’ A. Hart
D-Mich
Senate
Justice Department
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Armen Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Bethlehem, Cor
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Steel price rise sparks Senate probe call in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, UPI reports the two top U.S. steel makers announced a second round of price hikes touching off calls for a Justice Department probe. U.S. Steel raised galvanized and aluminum coated sheet by 5 dollars per ton, while Bethlehem Inland Armco Kaiser followed, with variations by item. The moves aim at products used in autos and appliances, provoking presidential pleas for restraint and industry reaction on whether to curb the increases.
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Inland
Kaiser
Lune
Steel
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
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Ireland’s climate and people endure through storms and emigration
The article describes Ireland’s mild damp climate aided by the Gulf Stream and gentle rains. It notes long lives and resilience among the Irish, who historically left for work and escape famine and turmoil, developing vigor in harsher conditions.
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Ireland
Gulf Stream
Irish
Europe
Forecasts and temperatures across regions with cloudy to mixed conditions
Forecasts show largely cloudy skies with cooler readings across the area. Temperatures vary from the mid 30s to mid 40s, with some spots reaching near 50. Winds remain light to moderate, and a few locales report possible morning precipitation or drizzle.
Mums the Word About Goldberg Resignation
Washington reports indicate Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg may depart the United Nations soon after discussions with President Johnson. No official denial or confirmation emerged, while indications suggest aides would not be surprised if he planned to resign to influence Vietnam policy at the Security Council.
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York
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Rifkind, Wharton” & Garrison
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Rob Truth
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Indica
Goldberg
Vietnam
State Department
Cannell
Independent Wal XXCV No. 209 Classified Ad Details
A fragmented public notice from Pasadena California dated December 7 1964 lists legal advertisement information and mailing details. Reads addresses and contact numbers for publishing offices and postpaid rates, with unclear names and locations such as Pax aga Pasadena East Wabey formerly Zenith and Angerea Gormerly Murray.
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Sinaay
Paxaga
Califor
Flaagani
Pasadens
California
Pasadena
Arca
Sycamore
East Wabey
Zenith
Angerea Gormerly Murray
Nevada buys 5400 acres for Lake Tahoe state park
Tahoe Park purchase in Reno Nevada marks the largest land condemnation case in state history. State officials announced the acquisition of 5400 acres of Sierra property for a Lake Tahoe park, with a reported price around 3 million dollars.
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Reno, Nev
Nevada
Lake Tahoe State Park
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