Steel Industry Talks Reflect Slowing Demand in 1961
AP reports in New York and New Delhi that the steel sector faces slower output, higher wages squeezing margins, and competition from substitutes as construction and auto markets demand less steel. Inventories remain lean, jobless effects rise, and profits lag amid broader economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
Steel
AP Business
Rail New York
Algo
Con- New Delhi
Metsian Times
India
the Statesman
Soviet Union
Truant officer carts off boy claiming too young
Gainesville Ga AP report says truant officer Lloyd Smith rounded up 20 hockey players to return to school. He grabbed a boy he believed to be about eight, who objected loudly and denied belonging at the school, saying he was only years old. Smith sent him home after the confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Lloyd Smith
Smith
Urges US Fleet In Indian Ocean
Kansas City Missouri AP reports Veterans of Foreign Wars national commander Ted C. Connell calls for a firm U.S. stand on Laos and proposes creation of a U.S. fleet in the Indian Ocean. He warns a power vacuum could invite Communist expansion and urges immediate action by the free world.
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Kansas City, Mo
U.S
Laos
Indian Ocean
Ted C. Connell
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Connell
Southeast Asia
Free World
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