Mitchell Readies Facts On Strike
Washington AP reports Secretary of Labor James P Mitchell will publish government facts on the steel strike to spur bargaining. The 1000 word report with charts covers wages profits productivity and prices as 500000 workers remain out and 150000 in related industries laid off. Finnegan says no impact yet.
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James P Mitchell
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Rich Widow Pearl Putney Bones Found In Sierras
In California's Sierra foothills, the bones of Pearl Ada Putney, 72, a wealthy widow last seen Aug. 15, 1958 in Marysville after leaving Washington DC with ex convict Larry Lord Motherwell, were found a year later. FBI search reportedly opened into Motherwell who was previously jailed in Maryland. The bones were identified this week. she reportedly carried about $50,000.
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Maryland
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Alma Freman
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Oil Strike In Yukon Reveals Gas Flow At Eagle Plain
Resources Minister Alvin Hamilton announced a Yukon oil and gas discovery on the Eagle Plain reservation 150 miles northeast of Dawson. The new well within the Arctic Circle yielded up to 10 million cubic feet of gas per day with a light gravity oil show in a 140 foot sand overlying limestone, descending a further 400 feet.
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Eagle Plain
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Base Worker Electrocuted At Columbus
A 41 year old father of two was electrocuted while using an electric jackhammer on a construction job at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus. Carl Matheny of Millfield fell ill atop a wall after contacting live equipment. colleagues lowered him, but he died at the base hospital.
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Lockbourne Air Force Base
Carl Matheny
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Millfield
Earl T. Browder Construction Co
Columbus
James. J Rose
Lockbourne
Matheny
Foreign steel buys rise as defense firms brace for strike
U S defense contractors in New York and across the nation report stockpiles kept by foreign imports rising as a steel strike looms. Firms like Continental Can and Klein Manufacturing say costlier overseas steel is a stopgap, with many predicting higher domestic prices after the strike. Regions including New Orleans Houston San Francisco and Seattle show higher imports while shipyards and aircraft plants in Texas Connecticut Missouri and Massachusetts note solid supplies for now.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Vehicle bicycle collision injures boy in San Antonio
In San Antonio a Police Department vehicle known as the Voice of Safety collided with a bicycle Tuesday. Paris Flower, 12, was slightly injured as the bike rider and the safety vehicle exchanged impact while the busier broadcast safety tips.
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Voice of Safety
Paris Flower
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