Administration Raps Increase By Steel Price Proposals
Major steel makers including Inland Steel, Jones & Laughlin, Armco, Pittsburgh Steel, and National Steel Corp announce price increases prompting White House concern. Gardner Ackley, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, urges discussion with the government before actions. Moyers notes possible prior talks. U.S. Steel, Bethlehem Steel and others join the move with similar hikes.
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Joseph Washington
White House
Gardner Ackley
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Bill D. Moyers
Ackley
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Bethlehem Steel
Moyers
Inland Steel
Inland
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Pittsburgh Steel Co
National Steel Corp
John F
America
Pittsburgh
US Steel
Announc-Ee Steel
Eau Claire Businessman Dies In Crash
The Associated Press reports a fatal crash near De Pere in which James Schaefer, 25, of Green Bay died after his car collided head on with a semi. Tony Fadroski of Nadeau, Michigan survived with minor injuries. Elsewhere Sumner C. Timm, 77, former Eau Claire Bedding Co. president, died when his car plowed through a guard rail near Wilson. A second fatality occurred when Arthur E. Schellpfeffer, 32, of rural Oregon, died after his car hit a tree on a Dodge County road near Kekoskee.
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Associated Press
James Schaefer
Green Bay
de Pere
Tony Fadroski
Nadeau
Mich
Sumner C. Timm
Eau Claire Bedding Co. Inc
Proposal To End Air Strike Backed By Both Parties
Senate leaders from the Democratic and Republican camps joined to back a compromise plan to send striking airline mechanics back to work for four weeks and empower President Johnson to keep them there for an additional five. Senators Mansfield and Dirksen said they will sponsor the proposal as debate continues on how to end the four week walkout.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Senate
Congress
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Wayne Morse
Dore
18 Year Old Doctor Dies In Whitehall
Dr. R L MacCornack Sr 78 dies at home in Whitehall Wis Aug 3 services set for 2 p m Sunday at Our Saviours Lutheran Church with Rev C G Birkeland and Rev Clifford Rittand officiating. Burial Lincoln Cemetery. He born Jan 8 1888 in Elgin Ill educated at Illinois medical school 1915 practiced Alma Center Janesville Blair Whitehall 1920 city health officer 1923 1963 on State Board 1937 1942 hospital board president 33 years active in medical groups Boy Scouts Mason Chamber of Commerce and Legion. Surviving widow son daughter 11 grandchildren brother. Funeral details follow.
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Whitehall
Wis
R. L. MacCornack Sr
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
C. G. Birkeland
Clifford Rittand
Johnson Funeral Home
Lincoln Cemetery
Elgin, Ill
University of Illinois School of Medicine
Alma Center
Janesville
Blair
E. A. MacCornack
Dr. MacCornack
Gladys Fry
State Board of Health
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
R. L. MacCornack Jr
St. Paul
Robert Forsythe
Edina
Minn
Alphonz Lamprecht
Long Island
N.Y
Donald
Boulder City, Nev
Judge Ponders State Bribery Laws Validity
A Wisconsin judge weighed dismissing Assemblyman Willis Hutnik's bribery case as the law's vagueness loomed. Hutnik testified he repaid a $50 check for out of pocket highway meeting expenses. witnesses disputed intent and reimbursement connections to Highway 53 efforts.
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Ladysmith
Wis
Willis J. Hutnik
Areld Murphy
Marinette
Wisconsin
Hutnik
Hayward
Tony Wise
Wise
Stewart Honeck
Murphy
Honeck
William Platt
Anthony Wise
Assembly
Highway 53 Association
Eau Claire
Superior
Clifford Sue
Lue
Superior Chamber of Commerce
G. H. Bakke
State Highway Commission
Rusk
Sawyer
Xerr
City Lawyer Jailed for Tax Evasion Sentence
La Crosse attorney Philip G. Arneson began a 30 day term in Dane County Jail after a failure to file a 1960 income tax return. Judge James E. Doyle fined him 1500 dollars and ordered psychiatric care for the year beyond the 30 day sentence.
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la Crosse
Philip G. Arneson
Dane County
Arneson
Janice Court
James E. Doyle
Madison
Robert Downing
Chicago
St. Francis Hospital
Doyle
U.S
Edmund A. Nix
Thomson Favors Public Interest Legislation on Strikes
Rep Vernon Thomson Wisconsin rejects forcing a strike settlement bill and supports a basic policy to protect the public. He notes President Johnson promised to send legislation to handle strikes affecting the public interest but has not acted, condemning a piece meal approach to labor problems.
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Washington
Vernon Thomson
R-Wis
Thomson
Johnson
Congress
Whitman autopsy details deaths of UT Tower sniper
Autopsy indicates two fatal gunshot wounds ended Charles J. Whitman’s rampage. Doctors note a benign brain tumor astrocytoma may not have influenced his actions. Goof balls found in his clothing are being tested for drugs.
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Whitman
Garth Jones
Austin
Tex
Charles J. Whitman
University of Texas Tower
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Dellana
Dellana
C. de Chenar
de Chenar
Whitman Kills 13 from Nondescript Nest in Texas Slaughter
Gov John Connally vows tougher crime laws after the Whitman mass shooting. Whitman 25 killed 13 in a Whitman residence, then killed his mother and wife in their bed. Autopsy urged for possible drug involvement. Bodies flown to Lake Worth for funeral services as others mourn in Austin. Connally urges life imprisonment for insane killers and stricter measures.
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Whitman
Kathy
Dellana
John B. Connally
Lake Worth
Fla
Rosenberg
Houston
Ices
Needville
Austin
Connally
Texas
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Mary Hinsberger
R. Cayne
Sontesiis
Ellen Kolbo
Market St
Tribune
Iar
Mrs
Robert MacCornack
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United Airlines
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Javits
Dirksen
Airlines
Rere
Highway 53 Associaon
Wisconsin Supreme Court
State Bar Association
Supreme Court
Philip G, Arneson
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Psychiatrics
John Connally
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