Kennedy Denounces Steel Firms For Hiking Prices
President Kennedy denounces U.S. Steel price hikes as House Anti trust subcommittee lines up actions starting May 2. He warns of budget impacts, potential retaliation, and says many price and wage decisions should be private yet the public expects responsibility. Meany condemns the escalation as economic power abuse.
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Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Defense Department
George Meany
Afl-Cio
United Steel
Meany
Steel
Kennedy
U.S
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Gore
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rocke
Justice Department
U.S. Steel
Roger Blough
White House
Blough
Bethlehem Steel
Sen
Alrt Gore
Surplus property policy and redistricting views cited
Discussion notes Harrison on government surplus property handling in Civil Defense, praise for the General Assembly’s redistricting despite flaws, and advice to July 10 primary congressional candidates from a former governor candidate.报道 mentions school disruptions, bomb scare hoax, and union stance on school strikes and legality under Condon-Wadlin law.
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Spotsylvania County
General Assembly
Castro Seeks Ransom Deal for Bay of Pigs Prisoners
Fidel Castro and negotiators pursue freedom for 1,179 Bay of Pigs prisoners. A four member ransom committee reports possible announcement after 90 minute talks with Castro. The plan centers on Cuba’s demand of 25 thousand to 500 thousand dollars per prisoner, tied to the prisoners’ sentences. Observers doubt an accord can be reached despite progress reports.
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Fidel Castro
Miami
Castro
Vedado
Cuba
Weather Spanks South Carolina with High Winds and Flood Threat
Severe thunderstorms rattled central and eastern South Carolina with strong winds, rain and hail. Rivers rose as hail touched Kingsree, Darlington, Florence, Camden, Sumter and Newberry areas. winds up to 60 mph at McEntire Base caused minor damage. no injuries reported.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Lite Creek Road
Tidewater Drive
Weather Bureau
Edith Hankins
Francis Bartinea
Crossroads
Curtedian
Bar J Rineau
Kennedy talks on Viet Nam and steel price rise
President Kennedy addresses press in a national telecast answering questions on U S servicemen in Viet Nam and possible steel price hikes. He explains reservist releases in August due to readiness, cautions on gold outflow, and notes on West New Guinea mediation and Castro’s prisoner issue. He also discusses Berlin, Cuba, Brazil, Japan relations and General Clay.
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Kennedy
Fidel Castro
United States
Viet Nam
Cisiines
West New Guinea
Netherlands
Indonesia
Hawaii
Berlin
Southeast Asia
Army
Congress
National Guard
Siraiesie Air Command
Clay
Lucius D. Clay
Jar Clay
Cuba
Castro
Batista
Ee Erely
U.S
Goulart
Joao Goulart
Brazil
Heregrees
Pearl Harbor
Japan
New York City Teachers Strike Shuts Down Public Schools
Thousands of students disrupted classes as the United Federation of Teachers led a one day strike protesting a starved public school budget. In lower Manhattan and the Bronx, fights and vandalism erupted near Seward Park High Stuyvesant 3 Evander Childs and Taft High as traffic halted and a fake bomb scare occurred. The dispute centers on salaries and annual funding demands, with the city saying only 28 million could be found while teachers seek 53 million.
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Bayside High
Queens
Evander Childs
George Washington High
Upper Manhattan
George Washington
East 23Rd St
UFT
Charles Cogen
Board of Education
New York City
Seward Park High
Stuyvesant 3
Lower Manhattan
Evander Childs High
Bronx
Taft High
Upper Marhattan
United Federation of Teachers
Fce
Industry profit talks highlight Nike launcher costs
Senate subcommittee members spar over profits in Nike launcher loaders with Western Electric and Douglas Aircraft. Douglas disputes staff figures, claims 443 percent profit claim is distorted and promises detailed data. Muskie notes veto power concerns, while Cummings pushes for direct contract negotiations with Army Ordnance.
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Erm Electric
Douglas
Edmund S. Muskie Dmaine
Western Electric
Cummings
Army Ordnance
Jonn L. McClellan
Donald W. Douglas Jr
Douglas Aircraft Co
Subcommittee
Nike
Es Inc
Tes
Dean Declares Geneva Treaty a Risky Paper Pledge
Dean criticizes a Geneva treaty as a dangerous paper pledge. He argues it fails to address essential aspects and cannot be mastered, warning it leaves the free world at risk.
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Dean
Explosion blast dents car roof as worker recalls incident
Witness Brown describes a blast that blew through a tank truck area. He says the device had been steam cleaned previously and the morning explosive meter checked. The explosion knocked him from a ladder but he and his six children were unharmed. The roof of his 1982 car nearby was crushed by a torn metal cover.
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Brown
White Defends Congress as Basis of U.S. Law
In remarks on the role of the judiciary, White argues legislative power lies with Congress not the Supreme Court. He notes many Court cases stem from Congress interpreting the Constitution via legislation. Sen. Ervin, while praising White, urges him to be a judge at heart and expresses concern over rapid turnover of justices.
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Supreme Court
Congress
United States
White
Sam J.ervin Jr
DNC
Ervin
Segal
Legal
Philadelphia
Federal Bench
Steel price hikes ripple through industry amid inflation
Prices continued from page one after first general increases since 1858. David J. McDonald of United Steelworkers urged cautious action, saying inflation drives costs and raises prices only when necessary. Leonard C. Rose of Colorado Fuel & Iron notes possible further rises as producers study impacts. Kaiser Steel, Reynolds Metals, and other firms acknowledge pressures but seek firm plans.
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David J. McDonald
United Stee
Ers
Pennsylvania
Tes Clogonventen
Pitsburgh
United Steelworkers
Leonard C. Rose
Colorado Fuel & Iun Corp
Tno
Pri Jhe
Kaiser Steel
Richard
Reynolds Jr
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds
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DNY
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Arthur J. Goldberg
George
McDon- Means Committee
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Fisenower
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Wall Street
Seel
Ball
Harrison
Diockereier
Wagner
Asheville
Danny Sorrells
Ashelle-Biltmore College
Collumbia
McEntire Air Base
Eastover
Darington
Mette
Washington
Ken
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Oners
Congaree
Gatnevi
Blair By
Saluda
Pelzer
Catawba
Perjon
Alvaro Sanchez Jr
Enrique Linca
Ernesto Freyre
Virginia Betancourt de Rodriguez
Richard M. Onami
James P. Mitchell
Eisenhower
Presse 2
Sweetie Pie
Maximilian Schell
Joan Crawford
Santa Monica
Calif
Nurembers
Miss Crawford
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
AP Wirephoia
Geneva
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