Aluminum price boost linked to 1962 steel dispute
A fragment notes aluminum prices rising as a market factor tied to the 1962 confrontation between the steel industry and President Kennedy over a steel price increase, impacting the economy and markets.
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Missing American Soldier Sparks Nuclear Alarm In Europe
The Army reported Harris left Germany on Aug 25 after delivering classified material and last communicated Sept 1 seeking an extension of leave. Bild Zeitung said U S security agents worldwide were alerted to find him. The Overseas Weekly cited Sgt J C Rohrer of West Allis Wis as another missing G I whose disappearance allegedly set back European espionage efforts 5 to 10 years.
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Public hearings on speaker ban law set for next week
A joint Security Life & Trust statement notes anyone wishing to testify at public hearings on the speaker ban law should notify them by Sunday. The General Assembly convenes in a special session to consider recommendations of the Speaker Ban Study Commission. The commission urged minimal testimony to save time and expense while assuring any organization or person will be heard if notified by Nov. 4.
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Study Commission
Nev
Student Held In Death At Sanford High School Game
In Sanford North Carolina a 16 year old student was charged with the slaying of another student after an argument at a high school basketball game on Wednesday night. The Sanford Police chief WD reported the incident and ongoing investigation.
Packaged Gun Wounds Passenger
Jacob Carter Davis 84 of Waynesville carried a broken down .22 rifle wrapped in a sock on a Trailways bus from Memphis to Jacksonville. A rear blast struck Spec. 4 W E Lewis in the hip. Lewis, at Ft. Lee Va, was treated and not believed to be seriously hurt. No charges yet. Separately James Wayne Minster 16 Sanford accused of slaying James Horton 17 at Wicker School gym after an argument at a game.
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Sanford
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Veterans Day gains significance across the nation
Veterans Day activities highlight support for service members in Viet Nam. Audubon Iowa remembers Donald D. Haskins, a 22 year old sailor killed in Da Nang last month. In Hamilton Ohio the American Legion and VFW stage an Operation Boost parade asking attendees to bring items for troops. Montevallo Alabama students organize a blood drive and fundraiser for American forces with a flag ceremony and speech by Sen. Sparkman.
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Student Says She's Communist
Bettina Aptheker a leader of the Free Speech Movement at the University of California Berkeley declares she is a Communist in a letter to the Daily Californian She says she has been and remains a member of the Communist party The FSM last December staged a campus sit down with 700 arrests at Sproul Hall The movement sought increased political freedom and funding for off campus political action Mario Savio former FSM leader has left the campus
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New York City
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Communist Party
Viet Cong Ambush Propels Fresh Saigon Battles
Viet Cong forces ambushed a South Vietnamese unit on a train highway west of Saigon. Combined ground and air action killed about 136 Communists. Americans claimed 100 Viet Cong deaths. U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops pressed an offensive near Chu Lai with meager results, while a new US tactical fighter squadron arrived to bolster air operations.
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Aluminum Price Hike Rescinded
Washington AP reports defense secretary Robert McNamara announced the government halted aluminum price increases by Alcoa and major producers. He said the government would resume negotiations for a 1.4 million ton stockpile surplus and limit disposal to avoid inflationary impact. Alcoa Reynolds, Kaiser, Olin, and others followed by canceling or delaying their rises.
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Alcoa
The doctors to issue combined statement on patient therapy
A combined medical statement is expected to be released about the patient whose condition followed a heart attack and ongoing therapy plans. The discussion covers accepted therapies and preventive measures for attacks.
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