Eight Steel Giants Named in Price Fix
A federal grand jury in New York City indicted United States Steel Corp Bethlehem Steel Co National Steel Corp Jones & Laughlin Steel Great Lakes Steel Avco Steel Republic Steel Wheeling Steel and others for conspiring to fix prices in the $3.6 billion steel sheet industry. The groups allegedly met in hotel rooms to eliminate competition starting 1965 to 196? with secret meetings. If convicted, corporations face up to 59,000 fine per entity and individuals up to 50,000 and four years in prison.
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Washlvgtus
Kygntf
Indicird
New York City
United States
Kennedy
Waman
United States Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Ami
James P. Rayton
Bethlehem Steel Co
Bethlehem, Pa
W. J. Stephens
National Steel Corp
Pitts
Butoph Jones & Laughlin Steel ‘Corp
Great [Lakes Steel Corp
Detroit
Avco Steel Corp
Middletown
Ohio
Republic Steel
Board Discusses Supplying Water to Eaton and Kersey
The City Water Board met Monday evening to consider three proposed improvements to the Graaltur system and the potential to supply water to Eaton and Kersey. Olin Shafer outlined plans for larger rapid filters near the Bellvue plant, with an estimated $250,000 cost, and a four-filter expansion to reduce reliance on slow sand filters. He also proposed a new raw-water pipeline from Cache la Poudre River to the fiber plant at about $100,000, citing long-term labor savings and cleaner operation. He argued river capacity has been deficient for years and urged action.
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Graaltur
Kersey
Eaton
City Water Board
Olin Shafer
Water Gall Sewer Department
Shaffer
Eig
Bellvue
Fort Collins
Shatter
Shalfer
Hansen Supnly
Horseflooth
Poudre
Horsetoott
Hansen Canal
Tke Poudre
44Th Ave
B. H. Cruce
Ben F. Meyer
Washington
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S
Latin America
State Department
House Foreign Affairs
McGeorge Bundy
Tahasan
ABC
Ansiwers
Barton
Tractor Kills Civil Rights Demonstrator
In Cleveland a demonstrator threw himself under a bulldozer at a school construction site and was crushed to death. The driver, John White, 33, said he was distracted by protesters and did not see the man. The victim was Rev. Bruce W. Kiynder of Baker, Oregon, staffer at the Student Union.
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Cleveland
Tees
Lakeside Hospital
John White
Bruce W. Kiynder
Baker
Ore
Soviet Seen Pulling Troops From Cuba Memo Discussion
City officials weigh water system upgrades as Shaffer argues for using river water and Hansen Canal through summer. Plans include a 27 inch transmission line, reconfiguring the 4th Street line, and improved filtration. Officials note early 1960s Cuban troop withdrawals and ongoing uncertainty about exact numbers.
All Faiths Eulogize MacArthur In Solemn Service
In New York crowds formed lines before the Army Armory as generals, diplomats, soldiers, and the public paid dignified last respects to General Douglas MacArthur. His widow, Arthur, and other family members were escorted to the private service conducted by Lt. Gen. Garrison Davidson while Catholic, Protestant and Jewish clergy offered prayers. Cardinal Spellman led the prayer for the general, remembered as a five star figure in a simple uniform.
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Raymond J. Crowley
New York
Aono
Douglas MacArthur
Sun Ten
Armancy
Sines
Thempury
Sik
MacArthur
Arthur
Garrison
Davidson
1St Army
Martsit
Francis Cardinal Spellmaan
Ral
John
Naina
Taymilea
Middletown
N.W
Franconia Athletic and Civic
Armory
Park Avenue
67Th Street
Horace W. B. Donegan
Episcopal
T. J. Finlay
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New
York
Max Schenk
Calls to close Glen Canyon as water releases questioned
AP reports Senator Ed Johnson and others urge halting Glen Canyon releases, arguing upper basin is over compliant with water obligations under the Colorado River Compact. Johnson says releases are illegal, could waste upper basin water, and that Hoover Dam can continue power production while Glen Canyon could be filled.
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Johnson
Secrepocmemetary
Interior
Jolson
Colorado
California
Glens
Canyon
Upper Colorado River Commission
Ewer
Glen Canyon
Upper Basin
Hoover Dam Conld
Diohnson
Dohpsen
Reda
Guy Justis to Resign Welfare Director Post
Denver AP Boyle Guy R Justis announces resignation as Colorado state welfare director effective soon to lead the American Public Welfare Association in Chicago. Justis, 52, has headed the state agency since 1984 and will leave after months of service to join a private organization of agencies.
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Denver
Guy R. Justis
Colorado
American, Public Welfare Association
Justis
American Public Welfare Association
Chicago
Colorado Post
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Walter McKinstry
State Welfare Board
Sustis
State Welfare Department
Grand Junction
Greeley
Weather Summary Reflects Cooling For Colorado Regions
The report notes 1 p.m. Tuesday temperature at 39 with 24 hour ending details. Great Western and Public Service show varying highs and lows, barometer rising, sunrise at 5:43 a.m. and sunset at 6:71 p.m. Colorado mostly cloudy with pockets of sun, cooler southeast tonight, warmer Wednesday, mountain areas colder.
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Great Western
High
Colorado
IGW To Pay Over $1 Million To Greeley Eaton Growers
IGW plans payments exceeding 1 million dollars to Greeley and Eaton growers for the 1963 crop. The average payment is 14.50 per ton, 21 cents under Sugar Co. Other county figures awaited Tuesday afternoon as final totals update.
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IGW
Greeley, Eaton
Greeley and Eaton
Great Western
Sugar Co
Greeley
Eaton
Beckwith Jury Selection Extends Into Day Two
The Beckwith murder trial jury selection continues into a second day with Judge McGee presiding. Prosecution and defense navigate voir dire as jurors cautious about age and background are considered. Local notes describe related payments to Greeley Growers totaling millions in a complex agricultural subsidy context.
Bank Names K H Carlson Assistant Vice President
Kenneth H Carlson, loan officer for the First Industrial Bank, was named assistant vice president by the board at its recent meeting. He joined the bank in 1956 after serving as Wickland Motor Company office manager in Greeley. Born in Fly gin DL he previously worked for Highland Motors in Elgin. He and his wife Agnes reside at 2409 16th Ave with two sons, Robert 26 in Denver and Oakey 20 in the Marines stationed at Santa Ana California.
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Kenneth H. Carlson
Dicer
First Industrial Bank
Carlson
Wickland Motor Company
Greeley
Flygin
Highland Motors
Chrysler
Elgin
Agnes
16Th Ave
Robert
Denver
Mey 1D
F Co
Oakey
Santa Ana
Califf
Red Spacemen Train for New Space Voyages
Moscow AP reports Yuri Gagarin and other cosmonauts train for forthcoming space missions. Tass says Soviet scientists have made important experiments with a new type of fiber for spaceships, signaling preparation for a space spectacular.
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Moscow
Yuri_ Gagarin
Tass
State Gets Rain Snow In Mountains
A Denver AP dispatch reports April’s second storm bringing rain in the plains and snow in the mountains from Steamboat Springs to Trinidad. The U S Weather Bureau predicted diminishing activity tonight with snow flurries and warmer temperatures Wednesday. Denver and other areas saw clearing by midmorning though some streets stayed slick. Monte Vista posted the coldest reading at four below zero. Colorado highway officials described mountain passes with light snow, snowpacked to some spots, and wind in others. Local passes like Loveland Berthoud and Wolf Creek reported varying snow conditions and sanded roads.
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Denver
Steamboat Springs
Ute
Trinidad
Colorad Au Caday
U.S
Monte Vista
Qalatada
Loveland
Berthoud
Wolf Creek
la Veta
Cochetopa
Vail
Four Turkish Cypriots Shot Near Nicosia
Four Turkish Cypriots were abducted near Nicosia and shot. two bodies were found by UN troops. Survivor Hasnu Hasesan testified they were seized at a Nicosia gate and warned they would die. The incident follows a ceasefire arrangement and spiked tensions amid Greek Cypriot accusations of reprisal.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Prrbile
U.N
Hasnu Hasesan
Limassol
Hassan
Prem Singh Gyani
Kuchuk
Kekhina
Pahy Ammos
Death of Boulder Man Not Counted in Toll Incident
Miz guel Alvarez, 7h, of Boulder died in Longmont Community Hospital from injuries in a highway accident on Newland Road 244 miles north of Lyons. His car went out of control and rolled 77 feet down an embankment after leaving the road.
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Longmont
Cole
Mizguel Alvarez
Boulder
Longmont Community Hospital
Alvarez
Drivi
Newland Road
Lyons
Gibson Products To Build Large Store In West Greeley
Gibson Products Co plan a 32000 square foot discount center in West Greeley near US 34 between 16th and 17th Avenues. Construction starts in two weeks with opening in June. The store will employ 35 to 40, led by manager William M Pepper II. Gibson operates over 90 discount centers nationwide with Cheyenne as the closest in Wyoming.
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Gibson Products
West Greeley
Jim Hitch Gibson
Bowlorado Lanes
16Th Ave
17Th Ave
Fim
William M. [Pepper II
H. R
Gibson
Midwest
Gibson Discont
Cheyenne
Wyo
Greeley
Papper
Sribert, Cola
Cies
Cestarn Center
Colorado
Gibson Center
Abie
Tex
Seibert
Vona
Flag
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