Steel unions reach two year wage pact with major producers
The United Steelworkers and the nation's largest steel makers reportedly agreed on a two year contract with about 10 cents an hour in vacation and pension benefits, no immediate wage raise. The deal expires June 30 and opens for wage talks after year one. President Kennedy pushed for an early settlement to avoid stockpile risks.
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Avalanche-Journal
Kennedy
David J. McDonald
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Financial meeting centers on tanks investigation
Echelon officers of a group of leading companies continued their investigation into elements of Southwest agriculture financing as a statement due today in Las Vegas.
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Harum Bishop
Center
Pacific Finance Co
Los Angeles
Dallas
Bishop
West Texas
Robert E. Ford Las
Southwest Agriculture
Parole Talks Delayed As Group Promises Statement
A group pledged a statement on Wednesday but postponed it and then indicated a likely release today. Thirty two officers and attorneys from ten companies met in closed sessions to discuss undisclosed terms.
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Meaywe Wey
Werner
Fugitive To Face Judge In Salina Court
Delbert Henry Linaweaver, 30, captured near Floydada Texas after an FBI ten most wanted list placement, faces a court date with Judge L A McNelly. His lawyer seeks a continuance and parole discussions hinge on witness talks. county attorney opposes parole. Linaweaver escaped Salina County jail in 1960 with two others.
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Kan
Delbert Henry Linaweaver
Floydada
Texas
FBI
Richard Blackwell
L. A. McNelly
John Wecker
Linaweaver
Salina County
Guy Lemon
Martin Gellert
Tex
Kennedy Seeks Tariff Cuts To Ease U S Dollar Drain
President Kennedy opened a broad tax revision program aimed at trimming the U S balance of payments deficit. Secretary Dillon urged wage and price restraint by business and labor to keep U S goods competitive, while a new Commerce Department top official would push deeper into foreign markets. Pierre Salinger signaled an appointment this week.
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Avalanche-Journal
Ashington
Kennedy
U. S
Congress
America
Sec. of Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Dillon
Commerce Department
Pierre Salinger
White House
Three Children Die In Freezer In South Carolina
In Clinton South Carolina three children Phyllis Craig age four Sylvia Craig age three and Angelia Davis age three were found dead in an abandoned freezer locker in the yard of the Craig home Mrs Davis the children's mother reported they vanished then were located in one compartment of the unit coroners officers said they were pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital
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Mrs. Davis
Johnson
Tact: The art of putting your beat foot forward without step
A compact column on the etiquette of newsroom movement and presentation. The writer sketches how reporters maintain poise, pace, and posture while navigating crowded assignments and high pressure deadlines.
Eddie Fisher Reported Hospitalized in Nervous Breakdown
The New York Daily News says singer Eddie Fisher is a patient behind locked doors in a private midtown psychiatric hospital. His manager Milton Blackstone cites rest and says he will leave Friday. Rumors of divorce from Elizabeth Taylor persist amid details of the hospital stay and guarded access.
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New York Daily News
Eddie Fisher
Daily News
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Milton Blackstone
Blackstone
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Taylor
Rome
Richard Burton
United States
Pierre
Eddie
Robert McCarthy
Sidney Kline
Armstrong to pilot X-15 test flight halted by weather
Edwards AFB California canceled the first X-15 flight in two months due to poor weather. Former Navy fighter pilot Neil Armstrong, 31, was to fly the X-15 with a new adaptive flight control system to 170000 feet at 2700 mph as part of a NASA test series studying flight problems.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
Navy
Neil Armstrong
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Floods drive residents from Iowa Nebraska towns
Hundreds flee as Floyd River undermines dikes in Sioux City Iowa while floodwaters swamp Norfolk and Waterloo Nebraska. An Army shelter opens as officials warn of a crest coming Thursday and evacuations continue in a 23 block area.
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Avalanche-Journal
Floyd
Sioux City
Iowa
Norfolk
Waterloo
Connie Bodine
Army
Robert Henke
Elkhorn
Nebraska
Frondizi Crisis Ends as Military Seizes Argentina Government
Argentine armed forces took control of Government House after a days long standoff with President Arturo Frondizi. Frondizi remained unharmed at his suburban residence while aides and generals discuss a new ruling junta. United States observers weighed aid implications if a dictatorship formed.
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Aenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Washington
United States
Argentina
Peron
Congress
Tax Relief Battle Shocks Kennedy Bill Vote
House Republicans move to strike the entire 1.2 billion in business tax relief from a Kennedy administration bill, aiming to force separate votes on major changes. The move follows a 224 to 154 preliminary defeat of their amending plan as Democrats weigh withholding taxes and fiscal impact.
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Ashington House
House
Kennedy
Jfk
Howard W. Smith
North
Kennedy luncheon charms crowd at Buckingham Palace
Mrs. Kennedy greeted about 500 spectators as she toured London with Princess Lee Radziwill. She admired Queen Elizabeth II and visited antique shops, then returned to the Rogdevwd home amid cheers and cameras.
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Jacque
Kennedy
Eizabeth
Nenedy
Lee
Prange Aten
Doreths
India
Albert
Didlos
Mary
Kreneh
Bern
Radziwill House
Enrey
Space briefing invites scientists for Glenn flight report
The Space Agency invited 1,700 scientists and technicians from six nations to hear astronaut John Glenn Jr and colleagues present findings from the February 20 flight. Government officials and space program personnel will attend the briefing in Washington the agency said.
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Washington
Space Agency
Jebr HL Glenn Jr
Glenn
Weather sketch of Leather Labtock and vicinity
Partly Pelouds not warm with northerly winds. Humidity high after today with a cool trend into early afternoon. sunrise around 629 am and sunset about 7:00 pm. Maximum humidity near midday and low at midnight. wind details given for the PHEL city area and surrounding regions.
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Texas
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