U S steel imports drew White House scrutiny and price cuts
President Kennedy asked the Treasury and State Departments to study steel imports after U S Steel chairman Roger Blough and United Steel Workers president David McDonald urged action against alleged dumping. China Japan Europe stainless steel price cuts reflect broader shifts in global steel, with the U S moving from exporter to net importer and facing competition from aluminum concrete plastics and glass in key markets.
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Air Force Museum Hosts Outdoor Plane Display at Wright-Pat
An extensive outdoor display of historical planes adjoins the Air Force Museum on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton Ohio.
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U.S. Economy Surprises Yet Shows Strength in July
AP reports the third quarter defies dull forecasts as the Fed era’s output climbs to a record high. Steel and auto dips contrast with gains in services, construction, and consumer goods while personal income and savings rise. Company earnings hit new peaks and public projects outlay climbs ahead of last year.
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Fights Return to Segregation Prison in Minnesota
Fred H. Wilson, 33, fighting extradition from Minnesota to Florida, argues sending him back condones segregation in public facilities. His attorney cites Supreme Court rulings against race-based segregation, noting Florida prisons separate white and Negro inmates in housing and dining areas.
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Milwaukee Police Sergeant Suspended for Gift Acceptance
Milwaukee Police Sergeant Richard A Noennig was suspended and charged with conduct unbecoming an officer and conduct detrimental to the service. Chief Howard C Johnson said Noennig admitted accepting a cash gift from a convicted prostitute, not among 13 officers who previously admitted receiving cash or gifts from a prostitute.
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British Car Magnate Lord Nuffield Dies
Lord Nuffield eighty five renowned British motor magnate and philanthropist who gave away more than 84 million dollars died on Thursday after a long illness with cardiac asthma since June 10. He was born William Morris in Worcester Oxfordshire.
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Freeman Says He Will Stay as Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary Orville L. Freeman stated he has no plan to quit and intends to remain in his post as long as the President wants him. He discussed his Soviet visit and noted agriculture progress behind the Iron Curtain but doubted Russia would match U.S. production efficiency soon. He ruled out wheat legislation this session due to lack of agreement among producers and farm groups.
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Navy Commander John Magruder Jr. dies at 74
Boston report notes John H. Magruder Jr. a retired Navy commander who accepted Japan s surrender of the Bonin Islands in 1945 died Tuesday at age 74.
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