Armco Licenses Republic for Special Steels Trade Marks
Armco Steel Corp president Logan T. Johnston announced a license to Republic Steel to produce and sell Armco’s precipitation hardened stainless steels 17-7 PH 174 PH and PH 15-7 Mo. Republic may use Armco trade marks with the licensed products. The steels serve air defense systems and jet aircraft for strength to weight at high temperatures. 174 PH is used in bar and wire forms for boats pump shafts stud bolts valve stems surgical instruments and high pressure cylinders, among others. Heat treated 174 PH parts have about four times the yield strength of comparable 188 stainless steel.
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Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Republic Steel Corp
Republic
Armeco
Explosion destroys seven story ECO store and adjacent buildings
A blast in downtown Kansas City leveled the seven story ECO store and damaged several nearby businesses. The blast toppled two floors, triggering fires at a furniture, clothing, and other stores. One man injured by flying glass. Cause under investigation.
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ECO Store
Star Furniture Co
12Th
13Th Streets
Grand Avenue
ECO (Employes Consumer Organiza
Oklahoma Voters Go To The Polls
Oklahoma Democrats and Republicans pick nominees for Congress and state offices in primary elections. Governor Edmondson ordered crime bureau oversight in eastern counties after absentee ballot irregularities. Notable contests include U S Senate race between Crawford and Hyde, and the 6th District fight involving Morris and Wick ersham.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Congress
Cherokee
Adair
Sequoyah
Crime Bureau
J. Howard Edmondson
U.S
B. Hayden Crawford
Loulsa
Herbert K. Hyde
U.S. Senate
Robert S. Kerr
Kerr
Ed Edmondson
Shockley Shoemake
Bill Doenges
Fireworks Injure Cleveland Boys in Separate Accidents
Two Cleveland area youths sustained eye injuries from fireworks on Monday. Raymond Kelley, 14, was hit in the left eye by a misfired Roman candle while standing five feet away. Clarence Kuks Jr., 9, also left eye injured by a tin can fragment from a firecracker set off during a relatives visit in Westlake.
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Cleveland
Raymond Kelley
Clarance Kuks Jr
Westlake
Speech Echoes Military Motto At 183 Speech
A note recalls a Bismarck remark that favors decisive action over debate. The line “Better pointed bullets than pointed speeches” is attributed to him in a 183 speech context, illustrating a preference for direct measures over rhetoric.
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Bismarck
Sheriff Clears Out Whites and Negroes At Park
Harrison County Sheriff Curtis Dedeaux and 20 deputies ordered both Negroes and whites from De Soto National Park after a dispute over a bald diamond. There was no violence. The move cited a 1960 law to disperse groups when tensions loom and was described as non discriminatory.
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Gulfport, Miss
Mississippi
Harrison County
Curtis Dedeaux
DeSoto National Park
Here
Dedeaux
Kennedy Favored on First Ballot by Edmondson Backer
Oklahoma City AP Gov. J. Howard Edmondson, a Kennedy backer, predicts John Kennedy will win the Democratic presidential nomination on the first ballot without Oklahoma’s help. Oklahoma’s 29 votes back Lyndon Johnson under unit rule, with Senator Stuart Symington as second choice among delegates. The note reflects internal party maneuvering and Kennedy’s limited Oklahoma backing despite Edmondson’s influence.
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Oklahoma City
J. Howard Edmondson
John Kennedy
Oklahoma
Edmondson
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Ohio Turnpike posts near accident free Fourth of July
Ohio Turnpike recorded a record flood of over 251000 vehicles during the four day Fourth of July weekend with only 23 accidents and three injuries, none serious. Turnpike Commissioner James W Shacknessy noted tolls for the period topped 109000, a one day high.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
James W. Shacknessy
Shacknessy
Tiny planes collide killing two veterans at race
Fort Wayne ap reports James L. Rice airport manager at Van Wert Ohio and Charles Bishop of Nashville Tenn were killed when their small planes collided during the national midged plane championships. Rice's aircraft swerved into a creek and tree stump after the collision while Bishops disintegrated and burned in a field ten miles southwest of Baer Field where the races were staged.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
James L. Rice
van Wert
Ohio
Charles Bishop
Nashville
First barless zoo exhibit used since 1906 in Cincinnati
A historic barless monkey exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo, created in 1906, remains in operation. The long running enclosure reflects early 20th century design and continues to house primates today.
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United States
Cincinnati
Truman Letter Says Fondness For McGrath Unchanged
Providence AP McGrath, seeking the Democratic Senate nomination from Rhode Island, released a longhand letter from Harry S. Truman dated after McGrath’s 1952 resignation as attorney general. The missive, read on WEAN radio, says Truman’s fondness for McGrath remains and hints at an apology for forcing his resignation amid Newbold Morris’ influence.
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Providence
J. Howard McGrath
U.S
Harry S. Truman
McGrath
U.S. Senate
Theodore Francis Green
Truman
Newbold Morris
Morris
Harry V. McKenna
WEAN
Providence Journal-Bulletin
Howard
Rival Jap Unions Clash in Kyushu Mine Labor Battle
In Kyushu, Japan, sixty people including 12 police were injured in a stone throwing clash between rival coal mine unions. No serious injuries reported. The fight began as two company chartered boats carrying 285 returning miners neared a pier where striking miners picketed. The labor dispute has persisted since January.
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Tokyo
Kyushu
Japan
Lompany Chartered
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