U S Steel Raises Boiler Plate Prices Amid Small Sales Impact
United States Steel Corp the leading producer boosted boiler plate prices by four dollars per ton with the company stating the rise affects about one tenth of one percent of total steel sales. Washington reaction was not immediate but the Council of Economic Advisers began staff level review.
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New York
United States Steel Corp
Washington
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Ens Steel Co
Alan Wood Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Phoenix Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
U.S. Steel
Lukens
John F. Kennedy
Russell charges filibuster in Viet Nam funding debate
Senator Richard B. Russell accuses critics of filibustering a 4.8 billion defense funding bill and a separate 123 billion emergency package amid televised Viet Nam policy hearings. He says some senators blocked voting, while McGovern counters that debate is proper and seeks to avoid war escalation.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Viet Nam
Senate
Russell
Viet ‘Nam
George McGovern
D. S.D
McGovern
Rusk
Peking
U.S
Morse
Fulbright
Johnson
Congress
Armed Services Committee
South
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Viet Nam
National Front For Liberation
Viet Cong
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam War Updates From Saigon to Mekong Delta
The report details combat near the American perimeter with Viet Cong attacks and American reinforcements. It notes air raids on Dien Bien Phu, destruction of bases and bridges, and ongoing operations against Viet Cong forces. It also mentions new anti corruption tribunals in Saigon and a large rice protection drive in Tuy Hoa, with casualties and captures across several engagements.
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Dien Bien Phu
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Ho Chi Mish
Laos
Bong Son
Associated Press
Rick Merron
Sth Cavalry Regiment
Merron
Saigon
Mekong River
Dinh Cong
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tuy Hoa
South China Sea
101St Airborne
South Korea
Dean
Police push for three wheeled scooters downtown
Charlotte Jordan urged a shift to more three wheeled scooters for downtown patrols. Chief John Hord backed the idea while warning victims not to resist robbers who are willing to kill. Police report varied robberies, no pattern, loan office holdups, and a new plan to flood downtown with officers. Insurance firms note rising theft insurance costs amid a wave of robberies.
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Jordan
John
Hord
Ernest C. Selvey
Ernest Selyy
Ice Jam Dislodgment Proves Impractical At Davenport
River flood in Davenport and Milan prompts evacuations as ice jam holds, with dynamiting ruled ineffective and Coast Guard boats unlikely to penetrate. Red Cross caring for evacuees. Salvation Army provides shelter. In St Charles area, 30 more evacuated after ice jam blast. Geneva and North Aurora watchful. civilians and authorities rescue stranded residents.
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Army Corps of Engineers
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Missisisippi
Davenport
Anton
Rock Island Boat Club
Rock Island
Ray Botch
West End
Red Cross
Milan
Ill
ST. Charles
Fox River
Geneva
North Aurora
Kane County
Ihe
St. Charles Hospital
St. ‘Charles
The
Salvation Army
Flu Type B Outbreak Follows School Pattern
The Department of Public Health says the flu outbreak resembles a Standard Type B pattern moving through schools and mainly affecting children. Type A could spread to adults if it moves beyond California. Dr. R. Robinson and McCrean note that virus identification is crucial for inoculation planning and that many areas cannot be officially labeled flu until a virus is isolated and studied.
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Department of Public Health
California
R. Robinson
McCrean
Rusk Defends SEATO Policy as Viet Nam Tensions Rise
Secretary Rusk told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that one sided worries about escalation could spur Communist expansion in Asia. He cited the Southeast Asia treaty as a binding framework guiding U S actions and declined to specify limits beyond which Washington would not go, warning against miscalculation by the Communists.
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Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
United States
South
Viet Nam
Sen
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Aiken
Asia
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
Tew
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Morse
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Gore
SEATO
Ido
Viet ‘Nam
Solitaire
China
Bunnies of the ex Bunnies face manager notes
In Cincinnati the club manager said he let go a few girls for not fitting the Bunny image. Baltimore’s Bunny mother Kelly Rosenberg insisted no Bunny had been disposed of, and Atlanta’s Neill Wannen reported no trouble with Southern Bunnies. Fear lingers as workers sense unease nationwide.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Baltimore
Kelly Rosenberg
Maryland
Neill Wannen
Atlanta
World’s Finest Ancient Jade Collection Recovered
One of the world’s finest collections of ancient Chinese jades, stolen nearly three months ago from a West Palm Beach gallery, has been recovered largely after a mysterious telephone call. The FBI said all but two of 129 pieces were found. the collection was valued at $600,000 though experts called it priceless and irreplaceable.
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Miami
Fla
FBI
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach Times
Norton Gallery
Stanley Charles Nott
William Charnley
Stanley
Nott
Broward County
Hollywood
Broward Couns
China
Shim
Sales tax debate frames Virginia legislature session
The assembly considers a wide tax plan including a 2 percent state sales tax plus local options, while opposing broad minimum wage expansion. Godwin warns against burdens on Virginians and opposes revenue-reducing relief. proposals to abolish certain taxes and fund highway projects are discussed but not adopted. The report also covers robbers seeking jade at a Florida gallery and FBI involvement.
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Godwin
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
Hopkins
Robert F. Baldwin
Norfolk
State
House Finance Committee
Court criticizes apportionment as unconstitutional
A federal panel in Greensboro ruled that protecting incumbents cannot outweigh practical equality in district realignment. The decision sets guidance for the 1967 General Assembly to redraw congressional districts or face court action, with Drum and the ACLU backing reapportionment efforts while opposing the current congressional plan. Nine residents sought to intervene to challenge the gerrymander.
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General Assembly
J. Spencer Bell
U.S, 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Edwin M. Stanley
U.S. Middle District Court
Algernon Butler
U.S. Eastern
District Court
Greensboro
Middle District Court
Renn Drum Jr
Winston-Sa‘lem
U.S. Supreme Court
Bell
Stanley
Butler
North Carolina
American Civil Liberties Union
Drum
ACLU
Congressional
Boycott mood targets ships trading with North Vietnam
Hall announced a broad maritime boycott targeting all vessels from any nation engaging with North Vietnam. He urged action to back Johnsons Viet Nam policy and criticized Senate hearings on the war, accusing allies in NATO of allowing trade with the enemy and signaling demonstrations on waterfronts nationwide.
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Viet Nam
Hall
North Viet Nam
John
Senate
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Alliance
Johnson
North
Labor unions clash with Democrats over war tax and wage policy
AFL-CIO leaders pledge not to fund the Democratic National Committee this year while backing House Democrats who helped repeal a Senate bill. Labor groups criticize White House wage guidelines and administration labor policy as Meany prepares to address the Execu tive Council.
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Ting
Hall
Johnson
Cartough
Democratic National Committee
House
Senate
Senate Democrats
Wayne Morse
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Federation
White House
Viet Nam
Maritime Trades Department
Meany
Wirtz
Commerce
John T.connor
National Abtor Management Council
Buz
Soviet plane crash toll revised as probe announced
Moscow reports a deputy premier Leonid Smirnov will head an official inquiry into the TU114 crash at a Moscow airport. Initial tallies varied from eight to as high as 48 dead, with the final count likely 15 to 17.
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Moscow
Leonid Smirnov
Kremlin
Tass
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Bill Williams
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