Output Down Steel Prices Rise Amid Inflation Pressure
Output declines and price hikes ripple through industry as Federal Reserve Chair Martin pushes Congress for a tax rise to curb inflation. U S Steel raises wire and rail materials under 3 percent effective Nov 27, while Phelps Dodge hikes tube products about 4 cents a pound amid ongoing copper strikes. The Fed cites strikes and oil production drops as October industrial output falls to 156.2 percent of the 1957-59 base.
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William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Johnson
Martin
U.S. Steel
Phelps Dodge Copper Products Corp
Phelps-Dodge
Middle East
Inouye Announces 12 Cities for Met Cities Program
The office of Senator Daniel K. Inouye disclosed a list of cities to share in the new met cities program aimed at improving blighted neighborhoods. The $312 million in initial planning funds will cover one selected neighborhood per city, from an original 293 applicants. Cities named include Denver, Atlanta, Honolulu, St. Louis, Baltimore, Boston, Dayton, Toledo, and Pittsburgh among others.
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Daniel X. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Denver
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Honolulu
Hawaii
St. Louis
Baltimore
Boston
Mass
Dayton
Toledo
Pittsburg
Congress
Antipoverty Bill Passes House Amid Budget Cuts
The House approved the antipoverty measure 283 to 129 after trimming funding to 1.6 billion dollars from Johnson’s request. Supporters say preserving the program outweighs the cut while Senate action and a compromise loom.
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House
Administration
Johnson
Senate
South
House Ledership
Iwo Jima To Be Japan's In 1968
Washington AP reports Prime Minister Eisaku Sato leaves with U S promises to return the Bonin Islands including Iwo Jima within a year yet Johnson delays Okinawa handover. A new advisory committee will ease Okinawan Japa nese economic social gaps while the Bonins stay under U S bases with gradual Japanese defense responsibility.
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Iwo Jima
Japan
Washington
Eisaku Sato
United States
Bonin Islands
Johnson
Okinawa
Sato
New York
U.N
U Thant
East Asia
U.S
Ryukyu Islands
Ferdinand Unger
67 Names Tell A Story Of Death In Butler County
A newsroom bulletin lists 67 people killed in Butler County traffic crashes so far in 1967. The piece notes the long list grows weekly, reflecting lives lost and wider impact on families, courts, and law enforcement efforts to reduce accidents. It emphasizes the real people behind the names and urges safer driving.
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Ptl
William Knott
Butler County
The
Journal
News Room
Middletown
NASA X15 Pilot Michael Adams Dies In Mojave Crash
Edwards AFB Calif AP report says Maj Michael J Adams died when his X15 rocket plane crashed in the Mojave Desert after a descent from more than 50 miles. Investigators cite control problems and possible delayed ejection. a NASA Air Force board will investigate the disaster.
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Calif
Air Force
Michael J. Adams
Adams
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Mike
Mojave Desert
Edwards Afb
Johannesburg
NASA Air Force Board
Panamanian police probe if suspect is Nazi chief Mueller
Panama and West German police investigate a graying peddler arrested as Heinrich Mueller. The man claimed to be Francis Willard Keith, a 61 year old U S citizen from Missouri, but authorities doubt the claim. Fingerprints were sent to West Berlin for match against Mueller, who was believed alive in 1945.
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Heinrich Mueller
Hitler
Gestapo
Adolf Eichmann
U.S
Francis Willard Keith
Web City
West Berlin
Mueller
Department of Investigations
Hector Valdes
Valdes
West Germany
Justice Ministry
Heinrich Himmler
Pect
Simon Wiesenthal
Eichmann
Argentina
Panama City
Weekend Weather Outlook for Southwest Ohio and Miami Valley
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and milder temperatures for Friday in Southwest Ohio and the Miami Valley. Tonight’s low is expected to be 30 to 35 degrees, with yesterday’s high at 32 and a low of 19.
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Miami Valley
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Tokyo
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Ann Landers
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Sever
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