Steel Price Compromise Ends Steel Industry Dispute
The nation hails a compromise settling a steel price quarrel with a $2.75 per ton rise for structural steel and an 89 per ton cut for cold rolled sheets. U S Steel and Bethlehem and Inland Steel agreed, easing inflation fears while acknowledging higher costs. President Johnson’s intervention is seen as stabilizing and pro growth as the transit strike in New York looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
New York
U.S. Steel
Bethleham and
Inland Steel
Krochler
Thomasville Furniture Industries
Pounders Furniture, Inc
TPE
Magnavox
Blowing Rock Chair Company
Spainhour Furniture Company
Kent-Caffey Manufacturing Co
Indictment Hammers Bobby Baker on Nine Counts
A federal grand jury indicted Bobby Baker on nine counts, carrying potential 48 years in prison if convicted. The case ties to tax evasion, felony theft, fraud, and conspiracy amid Senate investigations. Baker, once a power figure, faces allegations of blackmail and connections to Senate associates, with the narrative noting his downfall and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Baker
Senate
Baker
Editors summarize three Americans in potential Logan Act case
Editorial notes three Americans who traveled to Hanoi on an unauthorized peace mission. It discusses the Logan Act potential, 1918 penalties, and recent court rulings on passports and political associations. It names Stangton Lynd, Thomas Hayden, and Herbert Aptheker as Hanoi mission leaders and contrasts U S. and North Vietnamese views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henel
Teresty
Logan
Logan Hirseclf
London
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Hanoi Mission
Stangnton Lynd
Yale
New Left
Thomas Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Herbert Aptheker
American Institute For Marxist Studies
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
France
Switch
New South Motel
Lions Club
Ray Bottoms
High Point
E. Laroea
Glenn Lambert
Roy N. Sanders
C. R. Harrington
Thomasville
Wm. H. Trogdon
Randleman
Shrine
Bossters Club
Castro and Miami crime probe threaten U S cash link
Justice Department crimebusters to open a Miami grand jury investigation into organized crime and possible Castro ties to the Cuban Lottery. William G. Hundley will lead the probe amid suspicions Castro fixes the Havana drawn numbers for dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Crimebusters
Miami
Fidel Castro
U. S
William G. Hundley
Elliott Ness
Castro
Tong
Havana
Internal Revenue
Federal Grand Jury
High Point changes, deals, and local industry growth in 1965
The High Point area sees major real estate and business moves led by J Leonard Reinsch and James Kirkwood as North Main expands with a 12 acre K mart site, while Diamond Hosiery, Magna vocox, and furniture firms report expansions and modernizations. Local clubs and civic events reflect ongoing community activity as residents navigate growth and opportunity in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard Reinsch
K-mart
North Main
Anvil Brand
Exchange of Stock
BAVD
James Kirkwood
Don Gilstrap
Volkswagen
Kirkwood
Welch
Kresge
Reinsch
High Point
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U. S. Steel
John F. Kennedy
Bethlehem
United States
U. S. Department of State
Wiliam Worthy Jr
Red China
Hungary
Viglat
US &. Court of Appeals
China
Mexico
Court of Appeals
Helen Maxine Levi Travis
Cuba
High Point Enterprise
Srk Point Enterprise
Iigh Sapris Inc
Most McPherson
Soe Brown
Z. W. Patterson
A W. Idol
Msniger
Associated Press
Sceves
N.C. Micas
Associated Presa
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Drew Pearson
Ichlor
Holy Land
Jack Anderson
Wey West
Bosicn
Handley's Crimebusters
Florida
Cleveland Mob
Morris Kleinman
Bay Harbor Island
Hyman Martin
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
William Potter
Sally Hart
War Hymie
Miami Herald
Hank Messick
Viet Nam
Molt McPherson
Piedmont
C.B
Sting
Tom Jacobs
Charlotte
Timothy
Pensacola Naval Base
Young Jacobs
Gastonis
Gastonia
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Fred Taylor Sr
Hugh Foster
Diamond Hosiery
Indian Head Mills, Inc
Karl Rushon
Fred J. Wiley
Wilmington
Diamond
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