Alcoa Plan Aimed At Helping Housing
Alcoa to merge eight building divisions into Alca Building Industries to tackle the national housing shortage. President John D. Harper says the move aims for peak performance and full involvement, consolidating resources to develop low income housing and address widespread upheaval in the building sector.
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Governor Shafer Honors Cost Saving State Employes
Harrisburg AP Governor Shafer honors state employes for ideas saving at least 405,000 dollars yearly with a mid morning ceremony. The program, in its first year, is credited with 7.9 million in savings for 1968 and will award savings bonds rather than plaques.
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100 Years Old Today Pittsburgh Lady Celebrates Birthday
Pauline Lutz is 100 today at John Kane Hospital. She says she feels old and tired, but remains active as doctors note declining health while she keeps up daily routines assisted by a 12 ton jack.
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Man Wins $315000 In Malpractice Suit Over Wife’s Death
A Queens chemist Irving Portnoy 42 of Floral Park won 315000 in Queens Supreme Court after a six day trial. He sued two physicians Dr Louis Granirei and Dr Jacob Milstein claiming indiscriminate gold salt arthritis injections caused his wife Kyla Portnoy’s uremia and death. Treatments were at Granirei’s Jamaica Queens office.
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U S Steel Lifts Foreign Car Ban
In Birmingham Alabama AP United States Steel drops the ban on foreign cars at its Fairfield plant. Plant superintendent Huran Bullard said the policy, in effect since January 1, caused hardships for workers and visitors who parked foreign cars outside the gates. The ban was imposed to urge American steelworkers to buy American made cars.
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