Armco Heralds Critical 2 Years for U S Steel
Independent authority Father William J. Hogan foresees a world steel shortage by 1980 and urges major capacity expansion. He says the U S must add roughly 55 million tons of capacity and invest about 55 billion dollars to reach 175 million tons annual crude steel by 1980, with a billion tons global market. He cautions imports could ease U S growth later if domestic capacity lags.
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Armco Steel Corp
William J. Hogan
Father Hogan
Fordham University
New York City
U.S
Japan
Armco
Crossword Puzzle Valley News Brief
Fragmentary page item notes various sections including Want Ads markets women’s news television and sports. Noted items reference figures and events but specifics are unreadable.
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Puzzle Valley News
Kissinger's Future Uncertain After Rogers Retains Post
After Nixon keeps Rogers as a holdover in his second-term Cabinet speculation swirls over Henry Kissinger. A Kissinger associate cites a 6 to 4 odds he leaves later, while a White House aide downplays departure. Some Congress members note Kissinger wields historic secretary of state clout without testifying to committees. Prior rumors said Rogers would depart.
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A. Kissinger
Nixon
Rogers
Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
Mexico
Vietnam
Harvard University
America
Southeast Asia
White House
Henry
Congress
Senate
House
U S Getting Impatient Over Vietnam Peace Talks
U S officials show impatience as South Vietnam envoy Nguyen Phu Duc seeks a fourth Kissinger meeting to shape a final peace agreement. Saigon not ready to initial the draft. Nixon aims for rapid, honorable settlement while Pentagon notes small troop withdrawals continue.
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Washington
South Vietnam
Nguyen Phu Duc
Henry A. Kissinger
Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Kissinger
Paris
Nixon
Duc
Key Biscayne
Fla
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Gerald L. Warren
Florida
Doc
White House
Pentagon
U.S
Fire safety push after deadly high rise blazes in Atlanta and New Orleans
Richard E Bland of Penn State cites two fatal fires at the Baptist Towers in Atlanta and the Bault Center in New Orleans to press for mandatory automatic sprinkler systems in high rise buildings. He blames state officials and developers for omitting sprinklers and urges code revisions, while Gov. Carter says codes may need revamping.
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New Orleans
Richard E. Bland
Presidential Commission On Fire Prevention and Control
Atlanta
Pennsylvania State University
Baptist Towers
Bault Center
Bland
Penn State
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Weather outlook bleak with snow tonight then rain tomorrow
Cloudy skies bring cold temperatures and a chance of light snow tonight. Tomorrow’s high will reach the low 40s, turning the precipitation to rain as temperatures rise.
Bien Hoa Air Base Shelled by Enemy
Communist forces shelled Bien Hoa air base before dawn killing a child and wounding nine Vietnamese and four Americans. Thirty rockets hit the base and nearby village injuring civilians and damaging aircraft and facilities but no U.S. aircraft were reported damaged.
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Bien Hoa
Saigon
Bien Hoa Air Base
South Vietnam
U.S. Marine
Thailand
Mammoth Cave Link Ties Two Cave Systems in 300 Mile Labyrinth
A team maps a passage connecting Flint Ridge and Mammoth Cave systems in Mammoth Cave National Park Kentucky. The discovery suggests the combined labyrinth exceeds 300 miles, with earlier longest cave records of 58 and 8 miles. Exploration spanned Aug 30 to Sept 9 led by CRF and NPS researchers.
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David D. Thompson Jr
National Park Service
Mammoth Cave
Thompson
Stanley D. Sides
The
Cave Research Foundation
CRF
Flint Ridge
Holloch Holle
Switzerland
Sides
Patricia Crowther
Arlington
Mass
John Wilcox
Columbus
Ohio
Austin En
Floyd Collins
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