Konev Replaced As Commander In Germany
Moscow reports Marshal Ivan S. Konev is replaced as Soviet commander in Germany by Col. Gen. Ivan I. Yakubovski. Konev returns to Moscow to resume duties in the Defense Ministry after leading East German forces since August 1961. The shift follows U S. notice that Gen. Lucius D. Clay will leave Berlin May 6.
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Moscow
Ivan S. Konev
Germany
Tass
Ivan I. Yakubovski
Konev
Defense Ministry
East Germany
Yakubovski
U. S
West Berlin
Gen
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Berlin
Eight metal office furniture firms fined for price fixing
Eight major manufacturers in the metal office furniture industry paid a total of 220000 in U S District Court after pleading no contest to conspiring to fix prices and limit competition in a 114 million dollar a year market. Sperry Rand Corp and Shaw-Walker Corp led the fines with 75000 and 35000 respectively. other firms faced smaller amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S
Sperry Rand Corp
New York City
John O. Henderson
Shaw-Walker Corp
Muskegon
Mich
General Fireproofing Co
Youngstown
Ohio
Globe-Wernicke Co
Norwood
Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing Co
Rochester
Steelcase Inc
Grand Rapids
All-Steel Equipment
Aurora
Ill
Art Metal Co
Jamestown
Henderson
Casals Receives Standing Ovation in S F Premiere
Famed cellist Pablo Casals earned a lengthy standing ovation after the United States premiere of his oratorio El Pessobre The Manger at the San Francisco Opera House. The audience applauded Casals from the sidelines as the performance concluded.
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San Francisco
Pablo Casals
United States
San Francisco Opera House
Hodges Sees Faster Rise In Economy
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges said steel price settlements clear the way for rising prosperity into 1963. He noted signs of a recharging recovery in consumer goods and a possible 570 billion dollar annual GDP if spending rises. He spoke at a regional Commerce Department event.
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Los Angeles
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Commerce Department
Tshombe Flies to Elisabethville Under U N Protection
President Moise Tshombe arrived in Elisabethville aboard a U N chartered plane after U N troops with fixed bayonets blocked Congolese forces at Leopoldville. He thanked the U N for protection and planned to return to his Katangan capital as talks continued.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Congo
Leopoldville
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Robert Gardiner
Gardiner
Soviets Move To Block U S Nuclear Tests In Pacific
In Geneva the Soviet Union pressed for a moratorium on tests and a broad international control scheme. U S and Britain resisted, insisting tests proceed unless a treaty with enforcement is reached. Delegates debated inspections and neutralist plans amid Western plans to go ahead.
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Tom Ochiltree
Geneva
Soviet Union
Pacific
United States
Britain
Valerian A. Zorin
Zorin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Joseph Godber
Washington
London
Kennedy
Macmillan
Kremelin
Moscow
Christmas
Johnston Island
Kremlin
Kennedy weighs steel price rollback as option
President Kennedy seriously considered asking Congress to legislate a steel price rollback during the steel price crisis. Aides prepared a plan for a cooling off period with hearings if needed while a Taft Hartley style mechanism would curb prices and allow debate. The move was shelved as congressional probes began and Kennedy praised the industry for stability.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Congressional
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Archibald Henderson Critically Ill in Chapel Hill
Archibald Henderson 84 year old Kenan Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at the University of North Carolina is critically ill at North Carolina Memorial Hospital with complications from a chronic illness, a university spokesman said. Henderson retired in 1948.
Female sex hormones offer new hope for male heart attack victims
Chicago researchers report estrogens reduced five year mortality after a single heart attack from 17 to 7 percent in 275 men. Stanford surgeons in St Louis announce dog heart isolation for up to two hours as a step toward outside the body operations for inoperable pediatric heart defects.
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Associated Press
Jeremiah Stamler
Lieved
United States
Stamler
Hahnemann Medical College
St. Louis
Stanford
American Thoracic Society
Edward J. Hurley
Chicago Board of Health
Heart Disease Control
Military pressure sways Argentine crisis amid Guido government
Argentina faces a constitutional clash as the military demands include federal intervention in 17 provinces, nullifying March elections, banning Peronists, and scrapping pro labor laws. Guido resists, while labor leaders plan strategy as Peronists push to take office May 1 amid turmoil.
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General Confederation of Labor
Guido
Army
Raul A. Poggi
Navy
Gaston Clement
Air Force
Jorge Rojas Silveyra
National Chamber of Deputies
Buenos Aires
Frondizi
Storekeeper Held On Murder Charge in Norfolk Shooting
In Norfolk a white storekeeper Ollie F. Sally aged 59 was held on a murder charge after a shooting in his confectionery store that killed Clarence Simms and wounded five teenage boys. Sally claimed the youths attacked him while the boys testified they were trapped inside and fired upon without provocation.
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Ollie F. Sally
Norfolk
Sally
Norfolk, Va
Clarence Simms
Simms
Everett J. Justice
Durham
N.C
Space Shots Paying Off Says Johnson
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson urged Congress and editors that reaching the moon will spur peace and prosperity on earth. He cited the weather satellite that gave three days warning before Hurricane Carla and predicted space gains will yield pocket TVs better hearing aids new appliances and faster global communication.
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New Orleans
Lyndon B. Johnson
Earth
Johnson
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Space Program
Gulf Coast
Gulf
National Aeronautics and Space Council
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Mexico
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Sweden
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Archibald Henderson
Uluu
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