Price Rise In Final Stages
In New York the steel industry moved into the mop up phase of its first sizable price rise since 1958. Most firms posted small markups on select large tonnage products as President Kennedy weighed in cautiously. A congressional inquiry looms while AT&T's Frederick Kappel urges optimism about the boost to the economy.
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Kennedy
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Wheeling Steel Corp
Frederick Kappel
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Kappel
At&t
Business Council
Wheeling
U.S. Steel Corp
Mysterious cancer slowing flasks intrigue researchers
Dr Jorgen Fogh of Sloan Kettering reports a mysterious substance from lab flasks that slows human cancer cell growth while not harming normal cells. The factor, produced across seven cancer types, may enter cancer cells and alter their life processes, with in vivo testing still to come.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jorgen Fogh
Fogh
New York
Sloan-Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Sanford's Plan New Safety Courts To Cut Traffic Killings
Gov Terry Sanford proposed removing traffic violations from criminal courts and trying offenders in safety courts. Penalties would be license revocation or suspension with no fines or jail. Appeals would go to Superior Court on points of law.
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Terry Sanford
J. C. Cowan F
Greensboro
North Carolina Traffic Safety ‘Council
General Assembly
Sanford
Cowan
Red Plot Charged In Argentina
Argentina’s Interior Ministry says seven close advisers of deposed President Arturo Frondizi have been arrested on charges of plotting a Communist revolution. Eight others are being sought as Frondizi, a political prisoner, remains in Bariloche after a 1962 overthrow blamed on Peronist forces. Army patrols reappeared in Buenos Aires amid fears of renewed military crisis.
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Roman Jimenez
Buenos Aires
Interior Ministry
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Frondizi
Bariloche
Juan D. Peron
New Look In Birch Operations
Belmont Mass AP a new look at the John Birch Society operations at its Belmont home office where founder Robert Welch directs affairs militantly conservative. The organization has expanded from half a floor to basement space in a nearby building and raised payroll from 57 in 1961 to 109 now. Welch, a North Carolina native, attended the Naval Academy and Harvard Law before entering business and later retiring in 1957.
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Cornelius F. Hurley
Belmont
Mass
John Birch Society
Belmont Center
Robert Welch
Congress
Society
Welch
North Carolina
U.S. Naval Academy
Harvard Law School
Paddling Ban Stays In Effect
Washington DC school board votes 5 to 4 to keep paddling ban in force amid a heated debate over corporal punishment. The session approved Hanson’s 22 point plan for discipline and indefinite suspension of unruly pupils remains pending May ruling on legal compatibility.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Carl F. Hanson
Hanson
Mordecai Johnson
Howard University
Johnson
D.C
North Carolina lawmakers advance school bond plan
Senate Education Committee backs a 100 million bond issue for school construction at a time to be set by the governor. The House Roads Committee rejects a bill to ban billboard advertising on the Interstate system amid outdoor ad industry opposition. Senate Education also approves a measure for elected local boards of education with phased options and a Johnston amendment preserving current county methods.
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Charlotte
Wilmington
Asheville
Consolidated University of North Carolina
Senate Education Committee
House Roads Committee
Ira T. Johnston
Ashe
Lobbyists Gifts Are Revealed in Senate Hearing
Washington lobbyist for Philippine sugar interests bought 8600 in cashier checks in 1960 for political contributions to candidates from both parties. John A. O’Donnell, registered agent for the Philippine Sugar Association, faced questions as documents tied his 18,000 fund to donations including 2000 to Rep. Clement Zablocki.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
Dark
John A. O’donnell
Congress
Union Trust Co
O'Donnell
Senate Committee
Philippine Sugar Association
Clement J. Zablocki
D-Wis
Van Allen Sees Benefits in Artificial Radiation Belt
Dr. James Van Allen reports to the American Geophysical Union that the artificial radiation belt from last summer’s high altitude nuclear test yields positive scientific gains outweighing negatives. He now estimates parts may persist up to ten years and that the artificial belt helps chart high energy electron behavior in the inner belt.
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Washington
James van Allen
The
State University of Iowa
American Geophysical Union
van Allen
Keating Claims No Substantial Soviet Cuba Withdrawal
Senator Kenneth B. Keating charged that there has been no real reduction in Soviet forces in Cuba since mid November and that several thousand personnel have arrived as others depart. He cited undisclosed intelligence and said some ships avoid searchlights, challenging Kennedy's Cuba policy and urging continued pressure on the Soviets.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Cuba
Keating
New York
American Society of Newspaper Editors
U.S
Cuban
Caribbean
Violinist Slams Ashkenazy Decision to Live in Britain
Boris Gutnikov, a Soviet violinist, says he is disgusted by Vladimir Ashkenazy's move to live indefinitely in Britain. Gutnikov, in Syracuse for a concert with the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, notes Ashkenazy and his wife received British permission to reside. both deny political asylum claims.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Britain
Boris Gutnikov
Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Gutnikov
Ashkenazy
Moscow
Home Office
Iceland
Soviet Union
Destructive tornadoes diminish as storms ease across Midwest
Weather roundup reports tornadoes and damaging storms across Illinois Indiana and Michigan cause one death. About 200 people homeless, 60 injured and extensive property loss including Olivet College. Severe damage in Kankakee Bourbonnais Rensselaer area with 300 yard wide path.
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Lion
Leon Blanchette
Village Midwest Today
Sandra Rivard
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Kankakee
Ill
Chicago
Bourbonnais
Olivet College
Dasper County
Erty
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