Grand Jury probes steel price increases ordered
A grand jury probe into steel price increases was ordered as Justice Department officials evaluated possible antitrust actions and other options. President Kennedy denounced the rise as unjustified while White House aides weighed enforcement steps and potential court or congressional action affecting U S Steel and rival producers.
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Edwin Guthman
Mre
Gushman
L. Steel
Press- Kennedy
Justice Department
Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Kennedy
White House
Congress
U.S
Teachers Return After NYC School Strike Ends
The teachers' union bowed to a court-ordered return to work ending New York City’s first all-out school strike. About 1,500 students demonstrated at Stuyvesant High School amid unrest as thousands of teachers resumed normal classes, with significant school closures and improvisations during the walkout.
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Stuyvesant High School
Lower Manhattan
Cay
William C. Hecht Jr
New York City
UFT
Hecht
Umion
FBI Clarifies Martin Quote On Price Rise In Labor Deal
FBI said Martin was misquoted about price rises after the July 1 labor contract. Linder and others described the quoted lines as slightly varied notes from AP and noted no firm stance on future prices. Authorities said the exchange related to antitrust actions and education staff reporting while awaiting the attorney general’s orders.
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Lee Linder
Associated Presss
Philadelphia
FBI
Martin
Wilmington
Del
Bethlehem
James L. Parks Jr
Wilmnngton Evening Journal
Linder
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Parks
Cozen
UFT
Lawrence
Hecht
Board of Education
Miller
New York City
Justice Department
Roanoke Man Is Safe In Jet Crash
PERU Ind A B 58 jet bomber crashed after takeoff from Bunker Hill Air Force Base injuring the navigator who died. Pilot Capt William Hale 23 Roanoke Va and First Lt George O Conner Jr 27 Lakewood Ohio ejected safely. All three were in the 266th Bomb Squadron.
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Peru
Ind
Bunker Hill Air Force Base
Indiana
Wiliam E. Hale
Roanoke
George P. O'Conner Jr
Lakewood
Ohio
Bunker Hall
Snowstorm Dumps Snow Across Midwest Regions
The Associated Press reports a spring storm dropped up to a foot of snow on northern Midwest areas, with Pipestone Minnesota recording 12 inches and Eau Claire Wisconsin over 5 inches. Minneapolis St. Paul saw 5.3 inches as a Twins home opener was postponed. Temperatures plunged to 7 above in International Falls and 0 in Bemidji, prompting freeze warnings across southern Missouri and southern Illinois.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Pipestone
Minn
South Dakota
Eaut Claire
Wis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
International Falls
Bemidji
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Ilinois
Army Moves To Curb Profits On Missiles
Washington AP A Senate subcommittee report cites Army investigators showing attempts to limit profits on the Nike missile program. Witnesses including Jerome Adlerman pressed Douglas Aircraft and Western Electric about profit pyramiding and alleged government leverage in the defense supply chain. The probe focuses on contractors and subcontracts in Nike production and related failures.
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Washington
John W. Graham
New York Army Ordnance
Army
Graham
Western Electric
Western Electric Douglas Aircraft Co
Adlerman
Geneva Debates Test Moratorium At Nuclear Talks
At Geneva the Soviet delegate Zorin urged a continued test moratorium while Western Electric faced questions over government purchases of components. The talks center on control and the path to a possible moratorium, with Western Electric witnesses expected next week.
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Hart
Ota Macmillan
Arima
Kremlin
Pacific
Zorin
Paesce Graham
Graham
United
States
Thane
Soviet Union
Union
Dean
United Age
Dorin
United States
Britain
Godber
Britfore Dean
Joseph B
Counterfeiting Ring Probe Nets Another Ring
Federal agents arrested Billie Fleming a 33 year old boarding house operator on charges of financing a six state counterfeiting ring. Secret Service found a printing press site in the boarding house garage though the press was missing and plates were destroyed. Also jailed on similar charges were Rene Marcel Nachbauer 32 and Carl Albert Johnson 45. Five others including James Trollinger 49 Julia Trollinger 43 Clyde Lein 2 Gloria Lein 23 and Bobby Norris 31 were arrested at a roadblock after a merchant reported receiving a counterfeit bill. The ring operated across North Carolina South Carolina Alabama Louisiana Georgia and Florida.
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Fla
Billie Fleming
Secret Service
Joan Marshall
Fleming
Arcested
Rene Marcel Nachbauer
Carl Albert Johnson
Nesto
Marshall
Nachbauer
Robinson
Charlotte
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James Ellis Trollinger
Julia
Shellman
Clyde R. Lein
Gloria Jean
Macon
Bobby Norris
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Florida
Plumbers And Contractors Reach Wage Agreement
The Plumbers Pipefitters Union and major construction contractors announced a three year wage pact in Washington. The minimum for plumbers and pipefitters rises from 3.05 to 3.15 an hour with 10 cent raises in each of the next two years. The agreement aligns with President Kennedy's restraint guidance and aims to stabilize labor costs on long term projects.
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Washington
Plumbers-Pipefitters Union
Kenady
J Ley
Te Union
Nationaly Constructors Association
Ji ‘Association
Sacuid
Shzady
Schoemans
John E. Quinn
Procen, Inc
Dés Plaines, DL
Cannon To Slow Down Not Quit At Cannon Mills
Cannon announces he will slow down after stepping down as president of Cannon Mills Inc. He remains active and will chair the board while Don Holt, 33, becomes president. Cannon, longtime head and son of founder James W. Cannon, will reduce duties but not retire.
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Kannapolis
N.C. LF
A. Cannon
Cannon Mills Inc
Hisather
James W. Cannon
Che Textile Empire
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