Steel Output Starting Down in Magazine Report
Cleveland AP The Steel magazine reports steel production has turned downward ahead of a possible strike. Last week output fell to 92 percent of capacity as mills began cleaning raw material pipelines. District declines varied with a 3 point drop in Youngstown and 2 points in Wheel ing Steubenville while Pittsburgh rose slightly. The piece notes hopes for a settlement with concessions by United Steelworkers in exchange for a wage bump. No. 1 heavy melting scrap rose to 36.50, the fourth weekly rise to a high since March.
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Babysitter Rescues Three From Fire. One Child Dies
In Fort Worth Texas a babysitter saved Kathy 6 a polio victim who uses crutches Gail 5 and Ricky 3 from a second floor bedroom as a fire trapped them. Stephen 8 was presumed with the group and died in the blaze. Parents Mr and Mrs Creed worked nights.
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Local Man In Satisfactory Condition After Auto Crash
An injury incident on the Hamilton Trenton Road near Riv reside Drive left a local man in satisfactory condition at Middletown Hospital. Thomas Hester, 23, of 217 Harrison Street, sustained head chest and knee injuries in the early yesterday crash.
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Dirksen Defends GOP Opponents On Strauss Vote
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen defended two GOP senators who joined 47 Democrats in opposing Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce. Maine’s Margaret Chase Smith and North Dakota’s William Langer voted against confirmation, contributing to a 49-46 defeat. Young Republicans criticized the pair, but Dirksen said he does not quarrel with senators who disagree.
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Everett M. Diiksen
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Margaret Chase Smith
Rmaine
William Langer
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Dirksen
Steel Strike Looms In 10 Days
Pittsburgh AP reports steel negotiators face a June 30 deadline with little hope of settlement. USW President McDonald seeks a substantial wage increase while industry aims to halt wage price spirals, preparing for a potential nationwide strike supported by major unions.
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Father saves baby in jump from burning house
In New York a father leaped from an attic window with his one year old daughter in his arms. He landed on a roof and dropped the child to a bystander before landing safely on grass. Robert Reynolds, 31, and Barbara were treated for burns and otherwise unharmed.
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