U S Steel raises prices as White House signals settlement
Washington reports a $2.75 a ton price rise by United States Steel Corp as Bethlehem and others consider matching terms. The White House backs the move, easing a five day price struggle and signaling tolerance for the pattern despite earlier pressure and a Kennedy era echo.
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Washington
White House
United States Steel Corp
Johnson
U.S. Steel
Ackley
John F. Kennedy
U. S. Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Bethlehem
Inland
Bill D. Moyers
Governor Moore Salutes Year of Progress in North Carolina
Governor Dan Moore marks his first year in office calling it a year of expansion and progress. He cites improvements in education highways health and government efficiency and notes desegregation proceeded with minimal difficulty. He also mentions efforts against extremism and the Klan and a $300 million road bond issue approval.
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Wee
Dan Moore
Ear
Weber Sb
Moore
North Carolina
Baker Indicted By Jury in Tax Evasion Case
A nine count federal indictment accuses Baker a former Senate secretary of evading taxes for 1961 and 1962 totaling over 54 thousand dollars and concealing income through a Washington attorney in 1963 and 1964. The grand jury also charges felonious theft of 67 thousand dollars from California lenders. Baker, once described by President Johnson as a trusted ally, resigned in 1963 amid scandal. The article notes Johnson’s shifting public remarks on the case.
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Senate
Baker
Washington
Internet Revenue Service
Wayne L. Bromley
Johnson
California
Lindsay seeks interim settlement in transit strike talks
Mayor John V. Lindsay enters negotiations hoping for an interim settlement to restart subways and buses amid a five day strike. Union leaders face contempt findings and arrest, with Michael J. Quill collapsing after jail time as talks stall. Transit paralysis threatens Long Island Rail Road and city traffic, while merchants urge intervention.
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NEW York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Robert Price
Transit Authority
Price
Fifth Avenue Association
Johnson
Transport Workers Union
Henry A. Barnes
Lower Manhattan
Barnes
Long Island Rail Road
Queens
Viet Cong flushed from cave network in Tuy Hoa area
South Korean Marines and Vietnamese paratroopers cleared Viet Cong hideouts in hundreds of caves near Tuy Hoa 240 miles northeast of Saigon. Operation Jefferson ended with 278 Viet Cong killed in five days, while insurgents fled Phu Yen. A helicopter crane was lost in a pre dawn crash near Yang Pass.
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Airborne
Bao Trai
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
Sai
Phu Yen
Jefferson
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Yang Pass
Central
Goldberg Appeals To UN For Viet Nam Peace Effort
William N. Oatis reports United States envoy Goldberg asked the U N Security Council to aid in Vietnam peace talks. He conveyed a letter to Secretary General Thant via Undersecretary Rolz-boden, urging earnest UN action and coordinated effort toward negotiations.
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U. Thant
Goldberg
Jose Rolz
United States
Viet Nam
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Council
Million Dollar K-Mart Property Sold to Dem Party Figure
A 12 percent acre K-Mart site on N Main St sold for 1.5 million to J. Leonard Reinsch, president of Cox Broadcasting Corp. and a Democratic Party figure. The deed shows the price, with Reinsch acquiring the property under lease to S. S. Kresge Corp. Ed Post handled the transfer.
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N Main St
J. Leonard Reinsch
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Reinsch
Volkswagen
N. Main
Ed Post
Reinseh
Cox Family
Miami
Atlanta
Dayton
Ohio
Atlantic City
No Decision On Atom Smasher Location
A National Academy of Sciences spokesman said the academy committee has reached no final decision on semifinalists for the proposed 348 million atom smasher site. He noted speculation of narrowing among 85 communities in 43 states, with Illinois Wisconsin California Colorado and Michigan still in contention. The panel plans to inspect a site near Ann Arbor Michigan this weekend as one of only a few visits by the committee.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Academy Committee
Illinois
Wisconsin
California
Colorado
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Atomic Energy Commission
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Joseph L. Block
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KKK
Michael J. Quill
Quill
Bellevue Hospital
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Long Island
By Thomas A. Reedy
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