Executives Say Profits Too Low In Steel Price Debate
Bethlehem Steel prepares to announce third quarter and nine month results as steel price pressure resurges. Johnson’s cautious stance on price hikes weighs on markets, while industry leaders push for selective increases amid contract talks with United Steelworkers.
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AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Bethlehem Steel Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Steel
United Steelworkers of America
Johnson
Townes and Russians Win 1964 Nobel Prize in Physics
Dr. Charles Townes of MIT and two Russian scientists shared the physics prize for maser light beam work. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin won the chemistry prize for X ray structure determinations. Awards total $53,123 each. Townes, 49, learned of the honor in Pasadena during spaceflight advisory meetings and praised the field he helped pioneer.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dorothy Crowfoe-Hodgkin
Oxford Uni
Townes
Nikolay Basov
Aleksander Prochorov
Moscow
Pasadena
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cambridge
Mass
Dr. Townes
Greenville
S.C
Vatican debate calls for fearless look at birth control teaching
Cardinals and bishops at St Peter's urged a fresh look at traditional Roman Catholic birth control doctrine. Leo Suenens pressed for possible new approaches while others sought clearer moral guidance within the council schema. They cautioned against abandoning established teaching.
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Vatican Ecumenical Council
Leo Jozef Cardinal
Suenens
Brussels
Belgium
St. Peter’s
Council
Bolivian Turmoil Deepens As Miners Strike Grips Nation
Bolivia faced a 24 hour nationwide strike led by the tin miners union against President Victor Paz Estenssoro amid deadly violence in Oruro. Reports say ten killed, while students and unions plan a freedom march and the government accuses leftists of plots to seize Oruro. The president began a third term in August after claiming to foil an assassination plot.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Tin Miners Union
Victor Pay
Oruro
Oak of yesterday grows strong today
A compact proverb notes that what begins small can become powerful with time. It emphasizes perseverance and steady effort turning modest starts into lasting strength.
Johnson says Kosygin pledges to seek peace with West
President Johnson announced in Salt Lake City that Soviet premier Kosygin pledged the Soviet Union would maintain its own search for peace with the West and continue US dialogue. Johnson, speaking in the Mormon Tabernacle, urged guiding changes in Communist countries and noted expected shifts in the bloc. He cited Kosygin's reply as hopeful and said the US will use all resources to pursue lasting peace.
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Utah
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
David 0. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Tabernacle
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Communist China
Doctor backs up backaches for housewives and husbands
Dr Edward L Compere of Northwestern University says fatigue and backache in housewives stem from daily chores and lack of outdoor activity. He urges reducing tension and reassuring husbands, noting back pain affects office workers and teachers too but mainly borne by overactive housewives under daily frictions.
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Comper
Indonesian Guerrillas Infiltrate Malaysia Landing Report
About 60 Indonesian guerrillas landed in two groups on Malaysia's southwest coast near Malacca and Muar. By nightfall roughly half had been captured or pinned down by Australian New Zealand and Malaysian troops. A holding action was planned through the night with mopping up at daybreak.
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Malaysia
Here
Abdul Rahman
Muar
Ismail bin Abdul Rahman
Malacca- Muar
Indonesia
Sukarno
Jury probes nurse murder case with Ewing appearance
A Hamilton County grand jury continued its probe into nurse Wanda Cook’s murder as Alice Ewing, 22, who admitted shipping the body in a trunk, remains free on bond on a misdemeanor charge. Prosecutor Shannon seeks an indictment against Ewing’s fiancé Robert Abbott, 21, tied to the case and extradition efforts. Witnesses included a Newport station employee who sold a .22 pistol linked to the crime and Hotel Sheraton Gibson staff. Abbottt and Ewing deny involvement. Ewing says she passed a lie detector test.
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Wanda Cook
Alice Ewing
Cleveland
Miss Ewing
Navy
Fort Thomas
Raymond E. Shannon
Robert R. Abbott
Dayton Ky
Abbott
Newport, Ky
Ohio
Grand
Shannon
Edward Eager
Newport
Covington
Miss Cook
Sheraton - Gibson
Goldwater Kicks Off Pa Whistle-Stop Tour
Sen. Barry Goldwater opened a Pennsylvania campaign swing touting a coming upset and denouncing Democrats for Communist backing. He drew about 8,000 to a Harrisburg crowd before a five stop railroad journey ending in Pittsburgh as he defended his campaign against President Johnson.
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Barry Goldwater
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Arizona
White House
Midwest
Goldwater
Pittsburgh
Johnson
Khrushchev Denounced in Report Says Suslov
L'Espresso published a summary of a Suslov report circulated to party workers. it accuses Khrushchev of violating collective leadership, cult of personality, and mismanaging policy. It cites Adzhubei’s foreign assignments, misaligned investments, and undiscussed missions to Bonn and Egypt.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
L’espresso
Suslov
L'Espresso
Adzhubei
Party
Bonn
Berlin
North Viet Nam Claims U S Air and Naval Attacks
Bulletin from Tokyo reports North Viet Nam charging air and naval craft of the U S and its agents bombed and shelled North Vietnamese territory. Washington defense officials said they had received no word of attacks as claimed by North Viet Nam.
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North Viet Nam
U. S
Washington
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