Reichelderfer Named Armco President in Board Move
Donald E. Reichelderfer, Armco Steel Corp. executive vice president since 1963, was elected president at a New York board meeting. He will work alongside William Verity, who remains chairman and chief executive officer. Verity praised Reichelderfer’s broad talents and the company’s need for dual leadership. Reichelderfer, 62, has been Armco director since 1964 and will take on expanded duties across Armco’s divisions.
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Verity
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Armeco
Armec
General Assembly May Act On India-Pakistan War
The United States and others consider asking the United Nations General Assembly to intervene in the India Pakistan war using the Unit ing for Peace rule. Ambassadors clash over ceasefire withdrawal and political settlement as votes fail with Soviet vetoes and Britain France abstain.
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George Bush
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Poland
Britain
France
Phony Emir Makes Unlikely Church Bazaar Visit
An unknown man portraying the Emir of Tabaq attended a church bazaar in Old Marston England and greeted attendees. Wearing sunglasses and a beard, he arrived in a chauffeured car and chatted with locals while many praised the vicar Rev Paul Rimmer for the event.
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Evacuees Stranded as Air Attacks Hit Dacca Airport
At Dacca airport in East Pakistan Indian air force raids interrupted a U N evacuation effort. European and Japanese evacuees including women and children fled to trenches as jets roared overhead. officials feared the relief plane turned back while the airport sustained damage.
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Sadat vows to send Soviet crews home amid peace talks
Egypt's Anwar Sadat says he twice promised to remove all Soviet missile crews from Egypt and to restore full U.S. relations once Israel withdraws from Sinai. He accuses the Nixon administration of misleading him into expecting major concessions from Israel, noting a post talks blackout by the U.S. and detailing meetings with Rogers and Sterner. Meir and Riad offered sharply differing peace conditions on NBC and CBS programs, with Riad demanding Israel withdraw from territory occupied in 1967 before talks.
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William P. Rogers
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Explosion injures nine at Dayton Malleable Tron Co plant
Nine workers were hospitalized after an explosion at Dayton Malleable Tron Co in Ironton Ohio. Seven were taken to Lawrence General Hospital and two burned workers walked to the hospital. The blast occurred in the cupola room as workers returned from a three week strike. Local 3664 of the United Steel Workers had just signed a contract retroactive to November 1 and will be submitted to the US Pay Board for approval.
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Ex Senator Burke Dies in Cleveland at 73
Thomas A. Burke 73 former Cleveland mayor and U S Senator died Sunday at St Vincent Charity Hospital. He served as mayor from Jan 4 1946 to 1953 and later filled Taft era vacancy in the Senate. Burke lost to George H Bender in 1954 by 6041 votes out of 2.5 million cast.
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Rain to Persist With Mild Temperatures Advised
The forecast predicts continuing rain through tomorrow with highs in the mid-50s and overnight lows in the mid range. Yesterday reached 40 degrees and this morning saw 44 degrees.
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