Bad News From Detroit Threatens Steel Hopes
New York AP reports cutbacks by automakers may wipe out expected January recovery and threaten the February March outlook for steel. A pickup in orders from general steel users offers a glimmer, but major auto tonnage restocking remains uncertain. The steel market trend shows shifting balances favoring mills with broad customer bases over those reliant on automotive buyers.
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Continuous mining machines in underground coal mines
Continuous mining machines equipped for thick seam coal can extract as much as 28 tons per minute. This figure reflects high productivity from advanced equipment in underground bituminous mines.
Kennedy Keeps Inauguration Pace With Tailor and Talks
President elect John F Kennedy travels to New York for meetings with Puerto Rico Governor Luis Muñoz Marín and potential talks with Britain's Labour leader Hugh Gaitskell. He also plans tailor fittings for the outfit to be worn at the Washington inauguration. Kennedy moved from Washington by chartered plane since the family Convair was sent to Palm Beach to bring Jacqueline Kennedy to the capital. He attended preinaugural gatherings, including a Georgetown home visit with Stephen and Barbara Smith and a party at a downtown hotel where he spoke of strengthening the country and prosperity.
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Kennedy foreign policy breathing spell after election
Incoming Kennedy administration plans a several month foreign policy breathing spell after inauguration to shape policy for major Soviet talks. Diplomats say Kennedy and secretary of state designates Dean Rusk will avoid new foreign commitments in spring or summer while handling crises such as Laos. They foresee intensive policy review in Washington and top level Allied consultations and possible informal talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev, with a European trip possible in spring to meet Macmillan de Gaulle and Adenauer.
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Kennedy-Ties with Rusk Stir Talks on Laos and Concessions
Germany reports Kennedy in frequent contact with Rusk at the State Department. Discussions centered on Laos and other trouble spots, with possible recall of Ambassador Llewellyn not for consultation. Khrushchev pressures for a summit answer as Wednesday looms for Western reactions.
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DiSalle Denies Plea For Lifer in Ohio
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle refused commutation for James Rutherford, 44, a life prisoner for a 1935 Cleveland gas station attendant murder. DiSalle said Rutherford has not shown he can rejoin society. Rutherford was convicted in the slaying of William Sheis.
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William Sheis
Inauguration Speech Friday and First News Conference
A brief report notes the inauguration speech will be delivered Friday followed by a first news conference. The item emphasizes early actions and public briefing plans by the new administration.
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