U S Steel ends supplier favoritism under antitrust action
U S Steel Corp and First National City Corp faced government pressure over business practices. U S Steel agreed for ten years not to base purchases on reciprocal terms to avoid antitrust action while denying wrongdoing. First National City Corp plans to block a takeover of Chubb and Sons Inc after pending litigation and scrutiny of bank holding company influence in insurance.
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Chubb and Sons Inc
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First National Bank of New York
US Steel
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First National
Chubb Corp
U .S
Sun Alliance & London Insurance Group
Abbe Road widening bids set for Aug 26 in Elyria
Ohio State Highway Department will open bids August 26 for the long planned widening of Abbe Road from Kennedy Memorial Parkway to Route 254 inside Elyria city limits. Estimated construction cost 2 047 000. A July 1 bid opening is noted for the dangerous reverse curve project at Route 301 and Parsons Road with an estimated 200 000 cost and detours via Route 303 76 and 82.
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Gulf Road
Ohio
Kennedy Memorial Parkway
Elyria
Air power saves U S base Berchtesgaden in A Shau clash
U S air power defended Berchtesgaden the 3rd Brigade headquarters of the 101st Airborne in the A Shau Valley. North Vietnamese commandos killed 11 GIs and wounded 40 as Navy dive bombers AC-4 gunships and Army helicopters counterattacked. At least 31 enemy bodies were found. two guerrillas captured.
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Pompidou Favored To Win French Runoff Election
Paris AP reports voters have a day of calm before the runoff between Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher after De Gaulle era. Final polls show Pompidou at about 54 percent to Poher near 45 percent, Pompidou touted as stabilizing force with cross party support seeking Gaullist removal and national change.
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Charles de Gaulle
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Georges Pompidou
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Poher
Pompidou
Poher Pompidou
Abortion Death Prompts Debate In England Case
Bay Village girl’s death linked to abortion issues in a rising controversy. Mike Clary reports from London on the growing political debate over legalized abortion in England. Tomorrows Chronicle Telegram previews survey of Father’s Day gifts by Elyria reporter Barbara Neibling. Betty Hinman story with photos by Dick McKinley covers artful rubbings of monumental brasses by Karl Baker, 11.
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England
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London
Chronicle Telegram
Barbara Neibling
Elyria
Westminster Abbey
Karl Baker
Betty Hinman
Dick McKinley
Soviet China border talks urged after clash
Moscow blamed Communist China for starting recent border clashes and proposed talks with Beijing officials to discuss only minor adjustments at specific border points. The note stressed border talks must follow historic Soviet Chinese treaties, as Beijing denounces those accords as unequal.
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UPI
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China
Peking
Far East
Mao Tse-tung
Deaths Births and Local Happenings in Elyria Index
A compact Elyria notice lists deaths births and church and entertainment items from today. It highlights community figures and upcoming services while noting sports and television events. The column captures local society happenings and birthdays within the day’s page.
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Surtax ext ende r hits stalled in Senate action
Washington AP reports senior Republican Sen John J Williams of the Senate Finance Committee doubts final action on the 10 percent surtax extension can be completed by June 30 with House passage not likely until late next week He suggests a temporary tax withholding extension to bridge the gap The Nixon administration urges quick action and hearings may last two to three days The House Ways and Means Committee also plans to repeal a credit for firms tax relief and a supplemental spending bill totaling 4 4 billion faces Senate debate
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John J. Williams
Delaware Republican
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David M. Kennedy
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Nixon
Tax vote trip silent on meeting
Elyria city income tax referendum leaders refused to comment on a request by city employees for a meeting to explain positions. Beal and two others initiated the movement and criticized how the press learned of the 1 percent proposal before the referendum committee members were named.
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Elyria City
Watson Beal
Marseilles St
Chronicle-Telegram
Referendum Committee
Beal
Damon Jones
Hast Broad St
Charles Morgan
Washington Ave
Weather Update Shows Cool, Showers Likely Tonight
Cool conditions persist with occasional showers tonight and tomorrow. Considerable cloudiness expected, keeping temperatures low. Sunset at 9:02 p.m., sunrise 5:52 a.m., highs around 79 degrees yesterday, and a low of 87 degrees today.
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Two Evans Officers Warned of Charge in Collision Probe
Subic Bay Philippines board investigating the Frank E Evans collision warned Lt. Ronald C. Ramsey and Lt. J.G. James R. Hopson they are suspected of negligently hazarding a vessel. Ramsey, 2, of Long Beach CA, appealed for legal counsel and delay. Hopson testified the Melbourne was not on the skipper’s described course. The hearing, lacking punitive power, focused on cause and recorded Ramsey’s warning and Stevenson’s admissions of prior instructions and last minute emergency measures.
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U.S
Frank E Evans
Evans
J. Ronald C. Ramsey
Melbourne
G. James R. Hopson
Kansas City
Kan
Ramsey
Long Beach
Calif
Frederick F. Tilton
Navy
Judge Advocate General
Hopson
John P Stevenson
Tilton
University of South Dakota Law School
Stevenson
June records split as cold midcontinent meets hot eastern provinces
The Associated Press reports a record chill across much of the midcontinent with freezing temps near Chadron Nebraska and frost warnings from Wyoming to Michigan, while the eastern seaboard and Alaska swelter in heat. Thunderstorms threaten the Southeast with heavy rain and damaging winds. Wichita Falls and Pinson see nearly 2 inches of rain in brief bursts. a tornado touches down near Clovis New Mexico. Temperatures dip into the 20s in Wyoming and Montana, and highs reach the 90s across the South and Northeast, with Juneau noting a June record heat.
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Houston
Maine
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