Steel price rise looms over U S economy in 1964
The article analyzes inflation risks from rising costs as steel prices may increase. It notes potential steel price hikes at United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel, with broader effects on autos and related industries, driven by high demand and rising production costs. Inflation concerns mount if efficiency and modernization lag.
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United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Little Mary Rafael dies after birth in Manila
From The Star Files 25 Years Ago section recounts the newborn Mary Rafael born in Manila who died seven days later from a rare heart condition and bronchial pneumonia. Separate notes mention a Girl's Athletic Association tea hosted by Mrs. Robert Hoekman and coordinators Mrs. Wyatt Richard, Miss Virginia Seal, and Miss Frances Prefitt, plus another tea at Winchester Country Club honoring Susan Dillard and Anne Speake with hosts Phyllis Fowle and Dorothy Hawthorne.
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Mary Rafael
Manila
The
Girl’s Athletic Association
Robert Hoekman
Bartonville
Wyatt Richard
Virginia Seal
Frances Prefitt
Jack Widmyer
Robert Grove
Phyllis Fowle
Dorothy Hawthorne
Winchester Country Club
Susan Dillard
Anne Speake
Four men return from Tilthammer Mill fishing trip
Fifty years ago in 1914 Messrs. Carl Kneeling D W Ritenour C G Grim and Lester Brown camped at Tilthammer Mill near Berrys Ferry and reported large strings of fine fish. Mrs John Black of Chambersburg former Lyda Taylor visited Miss Sheppie Strother on Peyton Street. Miss Bessie Robinson of Clearbrook returned to her home from Shepherd College after attending the summer normal.
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Messrs
Carl Kneeling
D. W. Ritenour
G. Grim
Lester Brown
Tilthammer Mill
Berrys Ferry
John Black
Chambersburg
Lyda Taylor
Sheppie Strother
Peyton Street
Bessie Robinson
Clearbrook
Shepherd College
Republican attack on Goldwater baffles party unity
Washington column argues the Hershey gathering shows little real harmony as GOP factions feud over Goldwater and the John Birch Society. It notes Democratic attacks, intra party tensions in New York, and calls for disciplined support of the national ticket amid broader debates on honest, limited government.
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Washington
Hershey
Goldwater
John Birch Society
Rockefeller
Arizona
Robert Welch
Welch
Eisenhower
New York
South
Congress
Europe
Keating
Javits
Senator Goldwater
San Francisco
Daily Meditation on Easy Flying and Hard Times
A private plane owner notes flying seems easy in clear skies and good weather. He warns that as soon as conditions worsen, trouble follows, comparing flying to life where optimism is easy until faced with adversity. Overcast skies complicate and threaten, yet one should praise the Lord for life’s ups and downs.
Napoleon as a Starter for Cheering the Wrong Man
The essay reflects on August 15 as Napoleon Bonaparte’s birthday and argues many crowds wrongly cheer leaders like Hitler Mao Tse-tung and others. It traces Napoleon’s rise to power, his generals, and misused power, contrasting hero worship with despotism and noting the lasting danger of rallying behind the wrong figure.
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Paris
Napoleon Bonaparte
Hitler
Mao Tse-tung
Ajaccio
Corsica
Napoleon
Louis
Holland
Madame DE. Pompadour
Ecole Militaire
Europe
Bastille
Tuileries
Jean Baptiste Kleber
Cairo
Egypt
Nicolas-Jacques Conte
Battle of
Fleurus
England
Eect Armas
Andre Massena
Zurich
Switzerland
Bern
Knights of Malta
Sahara Sands
Russia
Boswell
Mao
Ho Chiminh
Castro
Et al
Industrial Espionage Costs U S Firms Millions Annually
HAL BOYLE reports on how industrial espionage erodes profits across industries. Auzville Jackson Jr says insiders can sell trade secrets from janitors to executives, with firms even hiring spies to infiltrate rivals. The drug sector and large manufacturers face theft, bribery, and techniques like truth serums and hypnosis.
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Jerry Buck
Richmond
Uns
Auzville Jackson Jr
Amerecan Bar Association
Jackson
Bulging Artery Wall Near Brain Base Aneurysm Facts
Dr Wayne Brandstadt explains circle of Willis aneurysms are bulges due to developmental weakness or infection. They are serious because rupture risk rises with high blood pressure and occur mainly ages 35 to 65. Recurrences common after first hemorrhage. surgical options include carotid tying or aneurysm removal.
How's Your IQ How To Score 100 Question Test
A quiz guide offers 100 questions over ten days with daily score bands Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It asks knowledge questions on history geography anatomy and law and includes an answer key on page two.
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