Government price control debate on steel industry
LA C SA YS examines how steel price increases reveal the push toward government control of prices and the broader risks to free enterprise. It recalls 1950s government pressure, market reactions, and asks if higher steel prices are humane for industry facing foreign competition and the need for modernization.
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Wall Street Journal
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U. S
Baruch
Bernard Baruch
Healer Granted Jury Trial Here
A forgery suspect claiming to be an Indian-born healer pleaded innocent to three counts of using Helen credit cards. Superior Court Judge Maurice Sparling denied defense aid, but set a jury trial for May 9. Defendant Nanga Parbet Ali, age 25, refused counsel and requested the trial.
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Maurice, ii Sparling
Sparling
Korean ex-defense minister eyed as U S envoy
Report says Kim Chung Yel, former defense minister, will become ambassador to the United States. pacing Chung II Kwon, a retired general and former army chief of staff, amid rearrangements reported by Orient press agency.
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Korea
Orient Press
Kim Chung ! Yel
United States
Tey
Chung II Kwon
Amy
King Asks Trial in US Court in Birmingham
Attorneys for Martin Luther King Jr argued in Birmingham that a fair trial is unlikely in the Deep South and asked for federal jurisdiction. The desegregation drive has led to more than 250 arrests as King and others challenged at lunch counters.
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Birmingham
Integration
Martin Luther King Jr
King
United States
City Recorder’s Court
Orzelfe Lines Jr
Estes 15Year Term Looms In Massive Mail Fraud Case
Billie Sol Estes, called a perpetrator of one of the nation's largest swindles, was sentenced in El Paso to 15 years for mail fraud and conspiracy. Judge Thomason condemned Estes for schemes involving farmers, mortgages on nonestent tanks, and $24 million used to finance companies.
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Billie Sol Estes
el Paso
Estes
R. E. Thomason
Mrs King Talks by Phone with Kennedy on Birmingham
Mrs. King reports a telephone exchange with President Kennedy about racial tensions in Birmingham Alabama where her husband is jailed for leading an anti segregation march. She also spoke with Attorney General Robert Kennedy and noted the President called her twice that day amid prior calls during campaigns.
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Caroline Kennedy
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Britain
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Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
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Robert Kennedy
Georgia
Classifieds Worth a Look This Week
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