Bethlehem Steel announces surprise price hike on structural steel
Washington says the price rise is inflationary and against public interest while Bethlehem Steel Corp. in New York unveils a five dollar per ton increase on structural steel items. The move follows prior industry attempts to push metal price increases and prompts a stock market buying rush. A Bethlehem spokesman notes the rise is not across the board and ties higher costs to improved products and efficiency.
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Romani Camp Tragedy After Fatal Highway Crash
A Brazilian Romani girl was fatally struck by a passing motorist on a highway. In retaliation, camp members severely harmed the driver and displayed his head on a pole. That night, the driver’s brother drove into the camp, killing 13 sleeping Romani and injuring two while they tried to flee.
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Barracks Raid Targets U.S. Enlisted Men in Saigon
In Saigon a communist raid blasted a U S enlisted men barracks on Friday but a Polish diplomat defected afterward. Anatol Slavinski, 25, sought asylum at a Saigon police station as Polish diplomats pursued him, then withdrew after police refused asylum.
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Temperature records fall as Cedar Rapids robbery reported
A Cedar Rapids Roseland grocery was robbed by a lone gunman shortly before 9 30 a m with an unknown amount of cash taken Vivian Fackler witnessed the event and the culprit fled The report notes Cedar Rapids endured the warmest December night on record with a 64 degree high followed by a rapid drop in temperature.
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Thousands Told To Flee Phoenix Flood
Phoenix officials warned residents of a 12 square mile southern area to evacuate as the Salt River rose and flooded. Sirens sounded around 8 30 a m as crews urged higher ground while bridges and roads flooded and a boy drowned attempting to flee in a car. Salt River Project released dam waters near capacity causing Roosevelt Lake inflow and spillover for the first time since 1941.
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Kennedy High School gains selective carpeting in library areas
Cedar Rapids school officials approved limited carpeting for John F. Kennedy high school library and instructional materials center in the academic building. Trustees expect carpet costs to be reasonable long term as educational value noted.
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Indicted Looters Plunder Charleston Navy Yard
Twenty six men face federal indictments for stealing at least twenty five million dollars of navy yard equipment over five years. The scheme spanned Florida to Oregon with 274 alleged thefts, and dealers in Miami Charleston Long Beach named. The gang used trucks and a marine corps vehicle to move goods. arraignments set for mid January.
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Schooner Mandalay Grounded Off Miami. 35 Rescued
A 128 foot schooner Mandalay ran aground on a reef 17 miles south of Miami early Friday. Coast guard helicopters patrol boats and one ocean cruise ship joined the rescue, saving 25 passengers and 10 crew. 24 survivors were flown to Homestead air base and others to the Miami Beach coast guard base. The vessel, flying a British flag and owned by Windjammer Cruises Inc, was on a Bahamas to Miami cruise.
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Pollution Curbs for Cars Outlined
Washington proposes federal air pollution standards starting with 1968 models to curb hydrocarbon and carbon monoxide emissions from gasoline powered cars and light trucks. California already adopted similar rules for 1966 vehicles. The plan, under the Clean Air Act amendments, sets specific emission caps and applies to imported vehicles as well.
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Bogalusa Court Warning Issued Over Violence
District Judge Herbert Christen Poerry warned four Bogalusa police officials that anti Negro violence must stop or he will settle part of the matter without further ado. The order came as tensions rose after incidents in Bogalusa Louisiana last week.
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Chuckle Glamour Girl Snap Reveals Fiance Gaffe
A playful caption quotes a glamour girl describing her fiancé as a big clumsy country boy who jokes that the oil well behind the barn is his. The lighthearted remark reflects a rustic humor tone.
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