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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1962
Page
7
New York AP reports steelworkers cheer rising output and earnings while fretting over growing public attention and wage talks. Kennedy administration pushes for negotiated terms and no price rises, as orders stay strong and mills plan through summer.
Fourteen pupils of the ninth grade thirteen seventh graders and five of the eighth grade made the McKinley Junior High School hon or roll in the current grading period. Ninth grade names include Christine Berg James Billman Jerry Carter Ruth Ann Deaton Beverly Fletcher Faye Ford Larry Fosse Patricia Fruauff Marilyn Keister Sandra Kilburn Sandra Lee Scott Leonard Charlene Martin Stephanie Slamka. Se venth grade list shows Donaie Baker Linda Begley Melessa Boys Connie Cable Robert Car Cynthia Coddington Sally Groves Judith Hon Sharon Lovely Barbara Sue McClain Nancy Norton Linda Sue Pate Melvin Jestice. Eighth grade: Lucy Edwards Denton Hall Mike Johnson Claude Marshall James McFillen.
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg urged steel managers and workers to show industrial statesmanship to avert a recovery-halting strike. Speaking before the Senate House Economic Committee he cited signs of cooperation, including a Wage Policy Committee meeting in Pittsburgh and a statement by U.S. Steel Chair Roger M. Bough. He warned against steel inventories fueling cost upheaval and noted contracts expire June 30 while urging early settlement.
In Streetsboro Ohio a tractor trailer brake jam caused a 45 900 pound steel coil to shift forward and over the cab crushing driver Harold M Patterson 40 of Youngstown to death on Ohio 14 just north of Ohio 43.
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