New York Teachers End Strike After Court Order
Nearly 20,000 public school teachers return to class as a state Supreme Court injunction halts the one day walkout. The Board of Education reports all schools open without incident while unions agree to abide by the court order and penalties. Riots and disturbances occurred in several schools during the stoppage.
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Kennedy lashes steel executives in Sunday surprise
President Kennedy delivered a blistering public rebuke to a small group of steel executives over a $6 a ton price rise tied to a new contract with the United Steelworkers. He warned the move threatens defense needs and public welfare, denouncing industry leaders as contemptuous of Americans.
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Kornrumph Bank Names New VP and Cashier
Officials of the Bank of Scotts have named Rowland F to the position of vice president and cashier. Kornrumph has lived in Tucson Arizona for years and was born in Westmoreland City Pennsylvania.
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Workers Hit Steel Rise Amid Union Backlash
Pittsburgh report notes reactions to a sudden move by U.S. Steel and the United Steelworkers as workers express distrust and anger over the contract. Tony Angelo comments from a tavern near the Homestead mill as peers condemn the changes and accuse the company of breaking its word.
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Steel price boost seen boosting consumer costs in appliances
A $6-a-ton steel rise was expected to lift costs for autos tractors washing machines and refrigerators by varying amounts. Appliance makers warned price hikes are likely while some sectors such as televisions may be less affected. Industry officials voiced surprise and urged cautious planning as steel costs ripple through manufacturing and retail prices.
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Ships Resume On West Coast After 27 Day Strike
West Coast maritime industry ends 27 day idle period as ships resume operations under Taft Hartley order after request by President Kennedy. Trade and port activity expected to rebound with resumed cargo movements and vessel movements returning to normal.
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Reservists to Return Home in August Amid Berlin Tensions
President Kennedy announced that about 241,600 Reservists and National Guardsmen called to duty for the Berlin crisis will be released by August end as the international situation eases. He praised their service and noted the move reflects a transition to permanent strength rather than emergency measures. A San Francisco federal court action and plans involving Gen. Lagu Be Clay were also mentioned in surrounding developments.
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