Steel price hikes loom for 1963 car models and steel use
Industry sources expect higher steel prices to be passed to U.S. consumers for 1963 automobiles as labor costs rise. Auto makers plan a modest price lift but flag potential yearly increases. 1962 models face only small changes. Phoenix council awards $15,600 contract to Williams and Ellis to upgrade Broadway Water Co. system.
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Barry Writes Letter on YPSL Subversion Claims at University
Washington reports Sen Goldwater and others questioned the Young People's Socialist League at the University of Colorado campus. Newland stated the YPSL comprises about 2 percent of students, acts as a political party, and lacks evidence of subversive or un American activity while investigations continue.
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Mecham Blasts Leftist Swing of Government
UPI reports Sen. Evan Mecham of Maricopa told Tempe Young Republicans the United States faces a leftward drift away from the Constitution. He called socialism the main threat, urged strict constitutional adherence, and said the Constitution worked for 150 years before being misdirected left.
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U S Steel price rise sparks antitrust probes
UPI reports a $6 per ton steel price increase triggers antitrust investigations. The move drawn sharp political reaction from Kennedy and lawmakers as other big steel firms review the impact on costs and inflation. Administrators warn higher steel prices could ripple to consumers.
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New York Teachers Strike Shuts Some City Schools
Thousands of New York teachers vote to strike after a close UFT ballot. The walkout aims to halt classes in dozens of schools while police assign 12,000 patrols for strike duty and officials predict varied school openings.
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Taliesin West Festival Opens Delicate Opening Night
The opening night at Taliesin West presents a charming program under John Aramantides. The intimate setting at Frank Lloyd Wright’s school highlights strong costuming and imaginative dance pieces including The Veil and Dance of the Two Wayfarers. Linda Cramer and Ling Po receive noted praise for performance and choreography. The festival runs through April 17-18.
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