Armco President Warns of 100000 Jobs Loss Without Action
Logan T. Johnston of Armco Steel testified before the Tariff Commission that by 1970 the United States could lose about 100,000 steelwork jobs as imports outpace exports. He warned the shift could wipe out three Armco-sized companies and blamed predatory pricing and tariff barriers for worsening the imbalance. He urged non tariff barriers be counted and urged stance at GATT talks to curb foreign competition.
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Washington
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Tariff Commission
Armco
Johnston
United States
Commission
U.S
France
European Coal and Steel Community
ECSC
Lyndon B. Johnson
Geneva
Trade Information Committee
Marconi at 21 Sends First Wireless Signal
The inventor Guglielmo Marconi achieved the first wireless signal at age twenty one marking a milestone in radio history and communication technology.
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Guglielmo Marconi
Armco Engineer Among 10 To Receive Honors
Howard L. White chief engineer of Armco Steel's Metal Products Division is named one of 10 Dayton area engineers honored at a dinner during the 1964 National Engineers Week. White, a Rose Polytechnic Institute civil engineer graduate, joined Armco in 1938 and became chief sales engineer in 1959. He is ASCE fellow and an Ohio-registered P.E. The Whites reside at 4112 Fisher Ave.
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Oward L. White
Armco Steel Corp
Dayton Area
Dayton
White
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Armco
Rose Poly
Metal Products
American Society of Civil
Deaths And Funerals Morrow South infant and others
Services were announced for Jonathan South 10 weeks old of Mor row Rt 1 who died Sunday at Clinton Memorial Hospital Wilmington. Burial will be in Morrow Cemetery after 10:30 am tomorrow at Yale Funeral Home. Parents are Jack and wife. paternal grandparents Albert and wife of Morrow. Surviving maternal grandparents Decorsie Kilborn Blanchester Rt 1. Other notices list Mrs Lillie South and several children and graveside plans in Franklin and Middletown areas.
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Volney Kemplin Morrow
Jonathan South
Jack South
Morrow Rt. 1
Yale Funeral Home
Morrow Cemetery
Clinton Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Albert South
Morrow
Decorsie Kilborn
Blanchester Rt. 1
Mrs Annie McGlothen obituary in Middletown Ohio
Mrs Annie McGlothen 75 of 1315 Yankee Road died 12 45 a m at Middletown Hospital after long illness She born in Kentucky lived in Middletown 20 years member of Wesleyan Methodist Church Survived by husband John Cincinnati daughters Ann Davis Lillie Burton three sons Robert Cincinnati Homer Battle Creek Charles Dehue 25 grandchildren six great grandchildren Services 10 am Thursday Riggs Funeral Home Burial Middletown Cemetery Viewing tomorrow 2 5 and 7 9 pm
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Kentucky
Lillie
Oakley
West Middletown
Ralph
Franklin
Conley
Annie McGlothen
Yankee Road
Middletown Hospital
McGlothen
Wesleyan Methodist Church
John
Cincinnati
Ann Davis
Lillie Burton
Middletown
Robert
Homer
Battle Creek
Mich
Charles
Dehue
W. Va
Riggs Funeral Home
Robert Luther
Middletown Cemetery
Death notice for George Smith at Peasttown Heights home
George Smith, 76, died at 9 30 p.m. yesterday at his home 8371 Kiester Road Peasttown Heights. A retired farmer Mr. Smith
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George Smith
Kiester Road
Peasttown Heights
Mr. Smith
Royal Deal for Carpet People Appreciation Day
Middletown firms and office managers join a bus tour to Cincinnati for a rug cleaning process demo at Security Amirkhanian Rug Cleaning Co. The group will tour the plant, dine at the Cincinnati Garden press dining room, and attend a Cincinnati Royals versus San Francisco Warriors game. Strassburger merged its facilities with the Cincinnati plant last July.
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Security Strassburger Cleaners
Middletown
Cincinnati
Security - Amirkhanian Rug Cleaning Co
Cincinnati Garden Press
Cincinati Royals
San Francisco Warriors
Strassburger
Clarence Strassburger
Cubs Inducted Into Pack 10 Night Banquet
Five boys were inducted into Cub Pack 10 at a blue and gold banquet at the First Church of God. About 65 attendees watched Larry Carpenter Gregory Doench Kenneth Tolliver Michael Burnett and Ray Whitman receive the badges. Cubmaster Raymond Hawkins awarded Mark Brown Samuel Buckner Dale Dennis Ronnie McCoy Timothy Williams and Richey McGraw.
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First Church of God
Larry Carpenter
Gregory Doench
Kenneth Tolliver
Michael Burnett
Ray Whitman
Raymond Hawkins
Mark Brown
Samuel Buckner
Dale Dennis
Ronnie McCoy
Timothy Williams
Richey McGraw
First Steel Heat Made in Wyandotte in 1864
The first heat of steel was produced in 1864 at Wyandotte Michigan marking an early milestone in local metalworking history.
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Wyandotte, Mich
Obituary for Worney Kemplin at Dayton VA Hospital
Worney Henry Kemplin, 57, of 9 Burton Road, died at 2:30 a.m. today at the VA Hospital in Dayton after a two week illness. A former Armco Steel Corp. employee of 10 years, he was a World War II veteran. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Edward Davis of Franklin Madison Road. a brother, Emmit, with whom he lived. and one grandchild. Services set for 10:29 a.m. Friday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Soldiers’ Lot, Woodside Cemetery. Funeral home hours Thursday 2–5 and 7–9 p.m.
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Worney
Henry Kemplin
Burton Road
Dayton
Kemplin
Armco Steel Corp
Edward Davis
Franklin Madison Road
Emmitt
Joseph R. Baker & Sons
Henry Howard
Soldiers’ Lot
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services for Ada Hill Wallace in Mason
Ada Hill Wallace aged 83 of Mason dies Sunday at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati. Services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gallimore Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call today 4 to 9 p.m. Dora Schultz of Norwood, a son Leo Hill of Mason, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren listed.
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MASON
Ada Hill
Wallace
Gallimore Funeral Home
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Dora Schultz
Norwood
Leo Hill
Dayton man Paul Yeazel dies after heart attack
Paul Edward Yeazel 55 immediate past potentate of Antioch Temple Dayton died at 11 10 a m yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Drayton after critical condition since Feb 1 heart attack Surviving wife Vera three sons Charles Columbus Donald New Bremen Walter Miamisburg mother Mrs Anna Yeazel Miamisburg sister and two brothers Services 11 a m Thursday at Masonic Temple Dayton friends may call 1 to 9 p m tomorrow Burial at David Cemetery
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Dayton
Paul Edward Yeazel
Antioch Temple
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Drayton
Vera
Charles
Columbus
Donald
New Bremen
Walter
Miamisburg
Anna Yeazel
Masonic
David Cemetery
Obituaries and funeral notices from Ann Arbor and London
Mrs. Clara B. Baker 70 of 704 Liberty Ave Requiem High Mass 930 a m tomorrow St Peters Church. William E Deubel 88 formerly of 425 S 13th St Requiem High Mass 11 a m tomorrow St Marys Church. Miss Anna Kettmann 75 350 N Second St Requiem High Mass 9 a m tomorrow St Stephens Church. Dr Norman E Hartweg 59 president of the Organization for Tropical Studies and an international expert on reptiles died Sunday after a two month illness. Clifford L Day 73 European coordinator of United Press International since 1952 died Monday.
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Clara B. Baker
Liberty Ave
St. Peter's Church
William E. Deubel
S. 13Th St
St. Mary's Church
Anna Kettmann
Second St
St. Stephen's Church
Ann Arbor, Mich
Norman E. Hartweg
Organization For Tropical Studies
London
Clifford L. Day
United Press International
Hoffa Case Tightens as Defense Seeks Key Witness Scrutiny
In Chattanooga, Hoffa defense gains a hearing to challenge Partin's testimony in the jury tampering case. Judge Wilson will decide if Partin illegally recorded Hoffa telephone conversations before the 1962 Nashville trial, which could undercut much of the government’s case. Also, Nicholas Tweel testified that government witnesses lied about his involvement in the alleged plot.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
U.S
Partin
Hoffa
Nashville
Justice Department
Nicholas J. Tweel
Uuntington
W. Va
Tweel
International Teamsters Union
Tweet
Lincoln Washington Program Planned by Third Graders
Shermar School third graders will present a Lincoln Washington program at the PTO meeting this Thursday at 7 30 p m.
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Shermar
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