Steel industry hints at price hikes amid costs and weak profits
Pittsburgh AP reports the steel sector, squeezed by rising costs and thin profits, may raise prices. Bethlehem Steel signals a possible across the board rise of at least 5 percent to restore margins, with Amsteel Corp backing the view amid ongoing energy and labor contract pressures.
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King Assassination Remembered In Memphis March
In Memphis a nine‑group march marks the April 4 1968 assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The rally gathers at Clayborn Temple and ends at Cook Convention Center with speakers including Ben Hooks and Rep. Harold Ford. A prayer pause at the Lorraine Motel honors King.
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U S motorcyclist Cleek dies in Italian crash
Six people die in a head on crash near Imola Italy including U S rider Randy Cleek 23 of Oklahoma and mechanic Kurt W Keifer. Also killed are Italian drivers and passengers in the other car. Cleek’s wife Tracy learns of the tragedy from friends at Rivoli Terme.
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White and Joh Lewis Runoff In Georgia 5th District
Wyche Fowler Jr. and Joh Lewis advance to a runoff to replace Andrew Young in Georgia's 5th District. Fowler, white and former Atlanta City Council president, led with 30.4 percent while Lewis, black and former leader of the Voter Education Project, trailed with 28.8 percent in a March 15 nonpartisan primary. The race centers on avoiding a racial label despite Atlanta area black voters stressing the need for racial representation. Young, now U.N. ambassador, won re election margin last November.
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Congress readies Easter recess as Kissinger to testify
The 535 members of Congress plan a 10 day Easter recess while remaining agenda items include a pay raise reform bill and a measure curbing hill collectors. Henry Kissinger will testify before a Senate energy subcommittee in his role with a new energy conservation panel.
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Pittsburgh Lottery Result Incomplete Report Appears
The fragmentary item notes a Saturday Pennsylvania Lottery draw with the sequence BA8 and mentions sources from The Wally Mail dated 1623. The text includes garbled addresses, postal notes, and pricing lines, offering little coherent context beyond a lottery result snippet and publication metadata.
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Passover and Palm Sunday Mark Ecumenical Holy Week
Observances begin across cities as Passover and Easter coincide for the first time since 1974. Pope Paul VI pleads for peace while in Moscow Central Synagogue worshippers observe Passover amid security and outside TV coverage. Clergy in Jerusalem lead Palm Sunday processions as thousands watch.
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Committee warns U S must match Soviet arms pace for security
A committee led by former officials from four administrations warns that the Soviet Union could pressure the United States in a crisis if the U S fails to keep pace in strategic and conventional arms. The group says Russia could attain strategic superiority within years and urges timely defense investment. Members include Dean Rusk David Packard and Paul Nitze.
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Castro makes unofficial friendly visit to Moscow
Cuban President Fidel Castro arrived in Moscow after touring Africa and met with Soviet leaders for informal talks. The Tass dispatch notes no confirmed meeting with Nikolai Podgorny while reports say both leaders discussed support for black nationalists in southern Africa and socialist aligned nations amid Rhodesian tensions.
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