Democrats tread softly after victory over big steel
Washington news analysis notes President Kennedy and Senate Democrats tone down rhetoric after steel industry victory. It cites Humphrey leadership, discussions of a nonpartisan commission, and bills on taxes trade and medical care. Kefauver probes steel pricing while Dirksen opposes punitive medical care actions.
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Big Steel
Washington
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Namies
Mit Gana
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Sen. Gore
Sen
Humphrey
Everett H. Dirksen
R.-Nl
Senate
Eetley
Madison Square Garden
Dent Kennedy
Dra J
Dirkeen
Kefauver
Oly
Grand jury launches probe into steel price rise
A federal grand jury in New York opened an anti trust inquiry into steel price increases. The probe, led by the Kefauver committee, targets cost and productivity data from the top 12 steel firms including U S Steel Bethlehem and National Steel as hearings weigh possible price collusion.
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A. d. Glass
New York
Harry Sklarsky
Steel
Blough
Grand Jury
Em J
United States
CORP
Capitol Hill
Senate
Domoestic
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Kefauveriany
A. S. Steel
Kefauver
Roger M. Blough
U. S
Big Steel
Congress
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Republic Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
National Steel Corp
Armco Steel Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co
Inland Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Wheeling Steel Corp
Metauth Steel Corp
House committee cuts space budget amid NASA funding debate
The Teague Committee reveals a proposed reduction of about 100 million dollars from NASA in its space program budget review. Key changes favor cutting manned flight projects and pursuing alternate propulsion concepts such as Nova and rendezvous approaches to moon missions. NASA leaders defend progress while lawmakers voice impatience with delays and cost concerns.
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House Com- Washington
Teague Committee
House Space Committee
NASA
Kennedy
Man Miller
Mem
National Aeronautics and Space
Bers
George
P. Miller
D.-Calif
Yester-Gressmen
Congression- Rocket
ASA
John Jr. Glenn Jr
Olin E. Trague
D.-Tex.t
Ac- Earth
Edgar Chenoweth
Rcolo
Moon
WelNova
Teague
Chenoweth
James E. Webb
Sova
Glenn
Nova
World on the nerves of officials and lawmakers
Summary of wide ranging items from Washington and Ohio including officials alleging copper mining windfall profits from government stockpile policy, FCC rate debate, Georgetown Law Center awards, tax filing complaints by pacifist groups, firearm registration concerns, Un-American Activities Committee investigations, a theater closing in New York, remarks by judge on pre indict ment information, Edie Fisher in Rome, Iran’s Shah’s visit, a Center Line critique of Kennedy, evolution discovery by Dubois, a Philadelphia dinner toast, and a Pennsylvania Turnpike egg fire incident with earnings figures for Lorain County publishing.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Georgetown University Law Center
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Georgetown
Internal Revenue Service
William H. Harshar
Ohio
Ituase Committee On Un-American Activities
Los Angeles
Gor
Don H. Scherer
Michigan State University
Freya J. Schultz
Urbana
Venus AT Large
David Wayne
Joyce Jameson
New York
Archie 0
Dawson
Edie Fisher
Elizabeth Taylor
Rome
Sham
Iran
U. S
New
Marines land Angels helicopter covey in South Vietnam
In Soc Trang Province the 24 Marines and 24 helicopters establish a new Marine presence in the Mekong Delta. Lt Col Artie J. Clapp leads the unit nicknamed Arete's Angels as Army and Marine pilots train alongside South Vietnamese forces fighting Communist guerrillas. The base tests new hangar, control tower, and supply routes amid high heat and early operations.
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SOC Trang
South Viet Nan
Arete
Angels
Weilon
South Viet Nam
Mexang River
Marnes
Arome's Angels
Rugerd
Artie J. Clapp
Miami
Belicopter
Manne Heliopter Squadron
Helicopter Unita
Ink Tansport
Princeton
Army Helcopter
Pam Ringie
Soe Trangaba
Sagon
Marstup
Newwern
John Carey
Arlington, Va
Elicopter
Maine
Clay denies U.S. to cut Berlin force
Gen. Lucius D. Clay rejected reports that the United States planned a 3,500-man reduction in the Berlin garrison. The 6,300-strong force would remain, he said, stressing West Berlin’s allies and warning against speculation. He spoke amid Berlin tensions and ongoing talks on access routes to the city.
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Berlin
HTNS
United States
Lucius D. Clay
Kennedy
Washington
Willy Here
Brandt
West Berlin
West Ber
Bonn
Berjmont
Westate
Jweeks
Ken
Comuunists
Munist
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
Gen
Clay
110 J
Sec
Rotary of
Dean Rusk
Anatoly Dobrynin
Terday
Bild Zeitung
Pops
Walter Ulbricht
Kensas
House takes second look at reserves program
Washington briefing as Defense Department spokesman says only about a quarter of six month trainees in the ready reserve were qualified to fill vacancies during last summer's Berlin crisis. Rep. Hebert calls for review and outlines proposed contingency plans to strengthen fillers and mobilization notices.
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Washington
HTNS
Defense Department
House
Berlin
Defense
Carlisle P. Runge
F. Edward Hebert
D.-La
Armed i Services
Runge
Army
Reserve Unis
Department
Marine Corps
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Tance
Consumer’s Advisory Board
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White House
Gore
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Hiss
Ior Investment Capital
Jury
Debra Long
Loretta Beck
San Diego
Ry Stuart
York
Rudhardau
Merrell
Phamnacues
Sauan
Quentin
Hreerdan
Merrel
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Hear
Tiana
Ite Beaton Univer
Aneurin
Sia
Edward H. Ahrens
Rockefeller Institute
Edward A. Wilson
UPI
Herald Tribune
Phil W. Jordan
General Service Administration
Treasury
George W. Humphrey
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Eisenhower
Jordan
U.S.A
Sol A. Dann
Mich
Khrushchev
Java
Eugene Dubois
Knife and Fork Gourmet Club
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Don Krasnak
Rochester
Minn
Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co
East Ave
Elyria
Bates
Erain
Singide
S. Viet Nam
Aren Rogers JR
Jentessiv
Sikorsky
Ion
Trady
Coed Fen
U.S
Richard C. Wald
Don Erwen
B. F. Goodrich
Ww. T. Great
Penary
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