Apollo 15 trio completes lunar stay and orbits Earth
Apollo 15 crew David Scott and James Irwin left the moon in the Falcon after three days of exploration. They collected rocks and soil, drove 17 miles on the moon, and planned two more days of orbital science with Alfred Worden aboard Endeavour.
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Seven Chester girls drown inquest set for Tuesday
An inquest into the death of Deborah Canady one of seven Chester girls who drowned June 11 has been scheduled for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Chester City Hall. The victims were all pupils at Chester Community Grade School and were in a station wagon that plunged into the Mississippi River.
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Prices turn higher on steel labor settlement
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 8.32 to 866.75 as steel labor talks ended without a strike. Advances outpaced declines by more than 2 to 1 on the NYSE, with analysts linking the gain to renewed investor confidence after weeks of market weakness. A rail strike settlement was also reported.
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United States to back seating of both Chinas at UN
Secretary of State Williams P. Rogers said the United States will favor seating Communist China alongside Nationalist China at the United Nations General Assembly this fall. Washington will oppose moves to oust the Nationalists and leave the Security Council decision to U.N. members.
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Railroad, steel contracts set 42 percent wage hikes for 200000
Negotiators announced a settlement granting 42 percent wage hikes over 42 months for about 200,000 train workers and the removal of pickets from 10 strikebound railroads at noon. The 18 day strike dispute ended after a 17 hour bargaining session at the Labor Department, averting congressional intervention.
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Weather Outlook Brief for Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows 60 to 66. Tuesday remains partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Weather details on map page 8.
Steelworkers avert nationwide strike with 30 percent pay hike
U S Steel and the United Steelworkers sealed an eleventh-hour contract averting a 12 year national strike. The deal raises minimum pay by 1 per hour over three years, adds pensions life insurance job differentials and a ninth holiday plus enhanced unemployment benefits. Ratified by 600 union leaders, the agreement covers 350 000 workers and may extend to 500 000. Production will not resume for at least 10 days as plants refire. Fourteen arrested in gambling raid Chicago Heights.
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U S Steel Raises Prices After Pact Averting Strike
U S Steel Corp boosted prices on almost all products by 8 percent within hours of a tentative contract settlement that averts a nationwide strike. The move targets carbon and alloy products as unions plan further actions while mills resume or delay production.
Bell, workers reach agreement on three year contract
Illinois Bell Co and the Telephone Commercial Employee Union report a new three year pact covering 2 000 workers. It includes wage and benefit increases totaling 31 percent and immediate weekly raises from 5 to 23 50. Ratification by members is required.
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Ryerson Dies Former Inland Steel Chairman Edward L. Ryerson
Edward L. Ryerson, 84, former chairman of Inland Steel Co., died today. A Chicago civic and business leader, he started at Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Inc. after Yale graduation in 1909. The family business merged with Inland in 1935 and remains a subsidiary.
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