Nation's Building Industry Not Hit Yet By Steel Strike
The AP finds varied impacts of the steel strike on U S construction. Some firms claim enough steel for current work or 1 4 months more, while a few projects were halted or delayed. Observations span Kentucky Virginia Illinois Indiana Minnesota Florida Washington and other states with stock durations ranging up to 10 weeks in some cases.
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New York
Associated Press
Kentucky
Williamsburg
College of William and Mary
Illinois
Dehyer
St. Paul Structural Steel Co
Baltimore
Indiana
Seattle
Washington
No Timetable Says Rockefeller For GOP Nomination
Albany article reports Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller denying any timetable for a decision on seeking the Republican presidential nomination. He dismissed a two weeks old report of an early November deadline and reiterated he is not a candidate for the GOP nod.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
GOP
Modest About Saving A Life
In ST LOUIS AP report 14 year old Richard Beardslee is hailed as hero after pulling a drowning boy from the water, then performing arm pumps until the rescuer regained strength. He and friends initially swam after fishing and refused to learn the rescued boy’s name, wife of fire captain Henry C Beardslee expresses pride.
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Richard Beardslee
Richard
Don
Paul Wunderlich
Stanley
Henry C. Beardslee
Quenemo Area News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Davidson and Craig of Topeka visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davidson. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rainey and family of Parsons visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meiers and family. Mrs. Lucy Miller hosted visitors from Kansas City and Em poria. The Willing Workers held an annual picnic at City Park with 16 attendees. Merle Jensen of Herington entertained Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davidson. The Postons and Shirley vacationed in the Ozarks. Mrs. A M Graves and Charley Wolfe of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. W H Davidson. A cooperative dinner at Clarence Rose’s home honored Mrs. Laura Mollett on her 80th birthday.
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Craig
Topeka
Bill Davidson
Bill Rainey
Parsons
Alfred Meiers
Earl Cole
Bob Cummings
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Lucy Miller
Emporia
Clarence ‘Miller
City Park
Merle Jensen
Herington
Bill Poston
Shirley
Ozarks
A. M. Graves
Charley Wolfe
W. H.davidson
Clarence Rose
Laura Mollett
Goth
Flaming Tank Truck Crash Kills Passenger In Kansas
KINGMAN Kansas AP A gasoline tanker exploded after a crash near the Ninnescah River bridge killing passenger Norman Gale Blast 28 Pratt Kan. and injuring driver Pat Long 21 Pratt. Trucker Julius Ambrose Richardson 38 Greensburg Kan. survived with critical burns after jumping from the wreckage as fire crews fought the blaze. Additional car passengers suffered injuries.
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Julius Ambrose Richardson
Greensburg, Kan
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Richardson
Ninnescah River
Norman
Pratt
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Wichita
Pat Long
Kingman
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