Steel Industry in U S Undergoes Revolution
In 1960s a shifting U S steel sector embraces modernization to meet rising costs and foreign competition. Key changes include basic oxygen furnaces, massive R&D at US Steel, and profit pressures amid price policy and imports. Industry leaders view capacity, pricing, and technology as routes to higher returns.
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Pittsburgh
John F. Kennedy
Europe
US Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Leslie B. Worthington
Johnson
Student graduates early after mistaken UNC diploma
Ed Covert a UNC senior who was not due to graduate until fall received a diploma by mistake. University officials ordered its return. Covert intends to return it but notes that many people at the university seem unsure about their plans.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Ed Covert
University of North Carolina
Covert
Summer Patties With Nectarine Onion Topping
Marinate ground beef patties in oil and vinegar before broiling. Cooked burgers are served hot with a topping of cool nectarine slices and chopped onion for bright flavor.
Literacy Test Dispute Heard by Federal Panel in Arizona Counties
A three judge panel reviews Navajo intervention and declaratory judgment in a case stemming from the 1965 Voting Rights Act seeking to lift an Arizona literacy test ban. Navajo general counsel Norman Littell says the tribe seeks party status to challenge the tests as voter abridgment. The panel includes Judges Henry White Edgerton and Harold Levanthel.
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Washington
US. Dist
Alexander Holtzoff
Holtzoff
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Henry White Edgerton
Harold Levanthal
Norman Littell
Hotel Astor Ends 62-Year Run in Times Square
The Hotel Astor in Times Square closes Thursday after 62 years. Last 150 guests check out and 450 employees are laid off as a 40 story office tower rises. Presidents stayed here since 1933, and a famous guest once woke thinking he was president.
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Astor
Times Square
Broadway
Erwin O. Schel
Henry Pottberg
The
Astor’s
Charles Evans Hughes
California
Woodrow Wilson
White House
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