Alcan Sees $20 Million Oswego Cold Rolling Mill Expansion
Alcan officials discussed a planned $20 million cold rolling mill at Oswego to augment existing hot rolling and plate facilities. A decision expected within the calendar year, with Alcan budgeting over $100 million for global expansion. The three day tour covered Arvida, Quebec plants, Shipshaw power plant, Port Alfred facilities, and Oswego comparisons to Nine Mile Point and local dams. The visit included U S and Canadian sites and a briefing in Montreal.
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Davis
Oswego
Mr. Davis
Palladium-Times
Alcan Aluminium Ltd
Alcan Aluminium
Canada
Alcan Aluminum
United States
Cleveland
Montreal
Arvida
Que
Riverside
Calif
Shipshaw
Saguenay River
Port Alfred
Alcan
Nine Mile Point
High Dam
Varick
Oswego River
Place Ville Marie
Buddhist Foes Seemingly Make Full Fledged Retreat
In London a Boy Scout leaders committee urged scrapping shorts and the word boy, proposing new names and uniforms and fewer activities to modernize the movement. In Saigon Buddhist factions issued a 15 point proclamation opposing neutralism and supporting peace talks only with Viet Cong.
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Tee
Bke
Britain
Lord Baden-Powell
Scout
Venture Scouts
Venture
Venture Scout
Girl Guide
Girl Scout
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Unified
Buddhist Church
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Hue
Thich Tri Quang
Beatle John Lennon's Father Plans Marriage in London
Frederick Lennon, father of John Lennon, says he will marry barmaid Trudie Harris in London and will not invite his famous son, who he says has forgotten him. Harris, 41, is a divorced mother of six. Lennon's first wife died in a traffic accident.
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Beatle
London
Frederick Lennon
John Lennon
John
Lennon
Trudie Harris
FCC to regulate CATV under new House plan
The House Commerce Committee backed administration aims to grant the FCC authority to regulate Community Antenna TV systems. The measure, approved by Harley Staggers, bars the FCC from setting subscriber rates and limits program origination to prevent pay television use.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Federal Communications Commission
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
FCC
CATV
State Police Deputy Inspector to Retire
Albany NY The retirement of Col. David F. Lang deputy chief and head of planning and research for the State Police was announced for July 7 Lang will become district director for the National Safety Council covering New York and Vermont.
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Albany
N.Y
David F. Lang
Arthur Cornelius Jr
Lang
National Safety Council
New York
Vermont
Eight-year-old protests to Johnson over hills destruction
Robert Douglass Jr of Novato California writes to President Johnson protesting hill wrecking for development. A Cabinet reply from Secretary Udall expresses mixed feelings and notes the loss of hills fields rivers and wildlife while praising the boy’s mature response.
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Johnson
Washington
Robert Douglass Jr
Robert
Lynnwood Drive
Novato
Calif
Dar
M. R. Jonstion
California
Marin
White House
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Judge Rules Valley High Haircut Policy Reasonable
A Jefferson Circuit Court judge ruled Valley High School acted reasonably in suspending 16 year old John Hodge for not cutting his hair. Judge Marvin Sternberg noted Principal Cantrell had informed male students of haircut requirements and said historical figures could have been required to cut hair if they attended the school.
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Louisville
Bach
Beethoven
George Washington
Valley High School
Jefferson Circuit Court
Marvin Sternberg
John Hodge
Hodge
Sternberg
J.C. Cantrell
Cantrell
NATO Statesmen Struggle to Preserve Alliance After Rift
Western leaders left Brussels after a NATO ministers conference that barely steadied the defense system. France remains at odds with 14 allies over the alliance framework following De Gaulle’s withdrawal of French forces. Rusk heads to Bonn and London for talks with Erhard and Wilson as Couve de Murville returns to Paris and may visit Washington in September.
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Brussels
NATO
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
U. S
Dean Rusk
Bonn
London
America
Ludwig Erhard
Harold Wilson
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
de Gaulle
Couve de Murville
Washington
East Midwest Split On Seaway Toll Hike
Chicago AP The Seaway toll proposal drew sectional lines at a St. Lawrence Seaway hearing. Eastern representatives urged a higher toll to keep the waterway self supporting while Midwest leaders argued the rise would harm export of Midwest commodities. Rail economist Dr Burton Behling urged maintaining an adequate toll structure as the solution to the seaways fiscal issues.
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Chicago
St. Lawrence Seaway
Midwest
St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
Burton N. Behling
Missing girl found in Black River after fishing trip
The body of 10 year old Teresa Gordon was recovered from the Black River two weeks after her father Vernon Gordon 43 was found in the same area. They had been missing since October 16 after leaving Mattydale for a camping trip and were near the capsized boat found October 17.
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Lowville
N.Y
Teresa Gordon
Black River
Vernon Gordon
Mattydale
Syracuse
Teresa
Topeka Tornado Leaves 14 Dead and 450 Hurt
A massive tornado four blocks wide carved a 15 mile path through Topeka Kansas causing at least 14 deaths and around 450 injuries. Mayor Wright estimated about $100 million in damage as 2 000 homes were destroyed or damaged and Washburn University campus suffered extensive ruin.
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Kansas
Kan
Charles W. Wright Jr
Washburn University
East Topeka
Santa Fe Hospital
Richard Garrett
Uarrett
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Wolcott
Jarbalo
Basehor
Lansing
Joe Nickell
Kansas National Guard
Burnett's
Garden Park
William Avery
National Guard
Forbes Air Force Base
Hurricane Alma rips into Florida Panhandle after Cuba march
Alma, a hurricane with gusts near 117 mph, advances from Cuba toward the Florida Panhandle with at least three deaths in Florida and a widening toll across three nations. Civil Defense evacuations shift, and crews report survivors fleeing beaches as the storm moves inland toward Alabama.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Alma
Florida Panhande
Panhandle
Apalachicola
Tallahassee
Walter Murphy
North Florida
Florida
Sunshine Skyway
Cuba
Florida Panhandle
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Three Heuvelton youths die in rural New York crashes
Three teens from Heuvelton Central School died in separate mishaps as a car burned after leaving a rural road and a shotgun accident aboard a boat caused another fatal injury. Sheriff’s deputies described the crash as the car striking several trees and a parked vehicle, with volunteer firefighters battling the blaze for hours.
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Heuvelton
N. Y
St. Lawrence Valley
Heuverton Central School
John Duvall
James Donaleski
William F. Harrington
Ogdensburg
Here
Duvall
Donalski
St. Lawrence
Harrington
Oswagatchie
Eight month old killed in Belfast truck crash
Eight month old Carol Ann Burdick died when a pickup went off a road and down an embankment in Belfast Allegany County. Her mother Mertina Burdick 19 of Belfast was uninjured state police said.
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Belfast
N.Y
Carol Ann Burdick
Allegany County
Wellsville
Mertina Burdick
Edward G Robinson Injured in Auto Accident
Veteran actor Edward G Robinson age 72 was hospitalized in Beverly Hills after an auto accident. Doctors reported a 44 hour operation to stop abdominal bleeding and he is under intensive treatment with discharge expected in about two weeks. He told police he may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Edward G. Robinson
Mount Sinai Hospital
Robinson
Violent Storm Hits Chicago Suburbs Killing Child
A fierce wind and rain storm swept suburbs northwest of Chicago causing one death and injuries to ten people. The damage spread across Glenview Arlington Heights Mount Prospect Wheeling Palatine and nearby communities with gusts up to 100 mph. Large trees fell and power lines snapped as a house trailer was overturned near Wheeling killing 3 year old Darlene Helfogt.
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Arlington Heights
Chicago
Glenview
Mount Prospect
Wheeling
Palatine
Glenview Naval Air Station
Darlene Helfogt
Tenn girl and Texas boy reach spelling bee final
A 14 year old girl from Tennessee and a 13 year old boy from Texas became the finalists in the 39th National Spelling Bee after 18 rounds. Beth Sherrill of Lucy Tennessee and Robert Wake of Clear Creek Texas survived while Sonya Gilliam of Lubbock Texas missed on muu-mgu.
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Washington
Tennessee
Texas
Beth Sherrill
Lucy, Tenn
Robert Wake
Clear Creek
Tex
Sonya Gilliam
Lubbock
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