Federal Grand Jury To Probe Steel Rise
A federal grand jury in New York City will investigate the recent steel price increases for possible criminal antitrust violations. Senate leaders and the White House discussed subpoenas and civil actions under the Sherman Act as the sector faces scrutiny amid a slumping stock market and rising costs.
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Washington
UPI
Wall Street
Congress
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Senate
Mike ‘Mansfield
Mont
Blough
Mansfield
GOP
Everett M
Weather Threatens JFK Navy Inspection Off Virginia Capes
President Kennedy faces doubtful weather and tight schedules that may curb his Navy visit off the Virginia Capes. He is slated to tour the Naval Air Station Norfolk and observe an overnight training cruise with a 49-ship Atlantic Fleet task force, with helicopter transit and Onslow Beach landing planned.
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Washington
API
Kennedy
Virginia Capes
Naval Air Station
Norkfork
County Road Priority Order Not Clear From Text
Fragmentary OCR cites Ellsworth Avenue and roads from Lane to Shi Road and Baneline, but details on priorities, routes, or governing body are unreadable.
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Ellsworth Ave
Eems
Shi Road
Baneline
US Pushes International Berlin Access Authority
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will press for an international body to oversee Allied access routes to West Berlin in talks with Soviet ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin starting next week. He seeks to clarify hints that Moscow might ease tension and move toward Western ideas on international control.
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Washington
UPI
United States
New York
Moscow
Geneva
Germany
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Russia
East Germany
West Berlin
Kremlin
United States to Cut European Army Presence
The Defense Department plans a large force reduction after August demobilizations, moving to 960000 Army personnel and cutting deployed strength in Europe from 267000 to 241000 as jet mobility shifts focus homeward. The move aims to reduce costs and protect gold reserves while maintaining overseas capability.
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UPD
United States
Europe
Berlin
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U.S
Kennedy
Air Force
Navy
America
Steel Price Fight Sparks Federal Inquiry
U S Attorney General Kennedy orders a federal grand jury to probe new steel price hikes amid antitrust concerns. U S Steel board chair Blough calls the 6 per ton increase negligible while Commerce Secretary Hodges calls it a tragic mistake. Auto Workers union president Reuther labels it a price stab at the public. NYSE prices slide with U S Steel down 1 percent as economists warn uncertain broader effects.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Civil Antitrust Steel Corp
Federal Grand Jury
New York City
Prompt- S. Steel
Kennedy
Justice Department
Priegn
U.S. Steel
New York
Great Lakes
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Allegheny Ladium
U.S. Steel ‘Board
Roger M. Blough
American Mills
Pe Merce
Luther H. Hotges
United States’ Steel
U.S. Steel Board
Commerce
Luther Hodges
United States Steel
Alba Sia
America
Detroit
United Auto ‘ Workers Union
Walter Reuther
Fragmentary OCR Summary of a Local Notice
The readable text is fragmentary with garbled phrases and numbers. It does not convey a clear event, date, or identifiable names. No coherent actions or entities can be determined from the supplied snippet.
Stocks Hover Near Peak as Enthusiasm Grows
The article notes common stocks trading about 1 percent below their peaks and suggests renewed investor enthusiasm for buying common stocks after a prolonged lull.
FCC hearing lashes Chicago TV for public service neglect
Critics accuse the FCC local hearings of informal procedures as WGN TV and other network owned stations face scrutiny over public service obligations. Quaal cites sponsors and advertisers as hindering cultural programs and recalls a $280,000 loss on Ding Dong School while seeking sponsors. He notes 182 Chicago firms were asked for support and 19 responded with none sponsoring a broadcast.
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Ariitset
Faeny Eomamane Commission
FCC
WGN- TV
Chicago
Quaal
United States
Whcac
Chicago Business
U.S
Canada
South America
Adlai's Sister Quits DAR in North Carolina
Mrs. Ernest L. Ives sister of United Nations Ambassador Adlai Stevenson resigns from the Daughters of the American Revolution. She cites disagreement with DAR policies she views as out of line with U S national policy and aligned with Republican and Democratic leaders.
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Southern Pines
N.C
UPI
Ernest L. Ives
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Daughters ‘of the American Revolution
DAR
Abe
Ives
United States
Aeron
Integration Debate Continues Over New Orleans Catholic Schools
In New Orleans Archbishop Rummel orders full integration of parochial schools this September, amid opposition from Catholic groups led by Mrs. B. J. Gaillot of Save Our Nation Inc. She warns of excommunication and cites biblical support for segregation while planning to send two younger sons to private schools if integration proceeds.
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New Orleans
UPI
Archdiocese of
Joseph Francis Rummel
B. J. Gaillot
Gaillot
Save Our Nation Inc
Save Our Nation
United Nations
Ameri
Peale
Geillot
Inet
Wiil Coeelih
Biehanice
Nieveleans
Louisiana
Legal Notice of Subdivision Affects Avery Lots
Public record notice references lots five eight and six of Avery Subdivision as described in the deed of record. It lists parcels three four five six seven and notes publication by William Arthur, publishers, on April 18 1963.
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Avery
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