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Daily Nawt-Minar, April 16, 1964 QJJ A Discusses Viet Nam MANILA (AP) The Southeast Asia Treaty Organization expressed "grave concern" today about continuing Communist aggression in South Viet Nam and agreed that members Steel Industry Expecting Early Slack-Off in Orders NEW YORK (AP)-Busy steel mills have played a big part in boosting today's economy to record levels. But some are now warning that the industry might be in for an early summer. of the eight-nation Output normally dips from "should remain prepared if nee-j June to September for a number of reasons, such-as vacations that close more customers plants each year. But this time there are some added ones that essary to take further concrete steps" under the SEATO treaty. The SEATO ministers agreed that the defeat of the Communist campaign "is essential not only to the security of the Republic of Viet Nam but to that of Southeast Asia.

"It will also be convincing proof that Communist expansion, by such tactics will not be permitted." France, which has proposed ATTACHE PRESENTS CHECK French cultural attache Edouard Mcrot-Sir, left, presents a check for $300 to Dr. Bruce Gordon, head of the Department of Linguistics and Foreign Languages at the University of Alaska. The check, which is from the French government, will be used to assist outstanding students in the field of French at the university. Dr. Morot-Sir gave two lectures at the university last week as a special guest of the Festival of Arts.

sible buildup in stocks as a hedge against the chance of a strike. An auto strike in itself would affect the steel industry quickly and drastically, since Detroit is a major customer. Steel salesmen also are increasingly up against new thinking by customers on inventories. Most users now are playing cautious and keeping stocks to a minimum. They might advance the timetable, know that steel shortages are There are rumors that the most unlikely.

They can wait to auto makers are planning an earlier changeover to new models. That would mean closing down auto plants for a while and changing the schedule for delivery of steel. Demand for neutralization of Viet Nam and ste wo ld then a( en a bit recognized Communist China, eari than usual smce less would be needed for this year's said that "under the present serious circumstances it was wise to abstain from any declaration." models. Still more uncertain a pros- jpect is how upcoming labor The ministers set forth with the autowork- Details of Boeing's Proposed Supersonic Transport Given views in a communique summing up their threeday 10th anniversary meeting. ers union might affect dealers' buying of this year's models; There is some talk of a pos- see how their own prospects look in the.

fall without putting in orders in late spring or early summer. Thus it is assumed that most orders the mills are now getting, and that are keeping them going at a highly prosperous pace, are for use by the customers in the spring months. And inventory thinking also is based on knowledge that if steel Two More Comp For Sale of Seal Skins Investigators antes Did WASHINGTON (AP) The Interior Department announced today that two companies have filed proposals to handle the sale of finished Alaska seal skins. They are in addition to four other firms which are seeking an over-all contract for processing, promoting, and selling the skins. The firms proposing only to sell the finished skins are the New York Auction Co.

and Louis Denker, both of New York. under terms of its old contract pertaining to liquidation of stocks on hand. promoting and selling the seal skins was awarded last year to a joint venture known as Supara A new contract for processing, (roller General that the award to Supara was not valid. A department spokesman said the same interests that were involved in the Supara joint ven- of Chicago, but Fouke sue- ture proposal are bidding now cessfully contested this by win-1 under the name of Superior ning a ruling from the Comp-'Seal. Teamsters Run up $4,000 Bill WASHINGTON (APJ sen.

somehow should get hard tolyears, until it. was terminated come by quickly, various sub-1 as of Dec. 31, 1992. stitutes are available for a The company has continued to large number of end uses. i process seal skins and sell furs The four firms that submitted J- Williams, said samples of processed seal skins, today that James R.

Hoffa's Teamsters Union ran up a bill of $4,248.93 in the Senate restaurant last year for luncheons. He said he was advised the bill was paid four or five months after the luncheons. In a Senate speech, Williams also said that the chef and other restaurant personnel were sent to assist in the 1962 grand opening of Bobby Baker's Carousel Motel and carried with them food, table linens, cooking utensils and other items. The plush Ocean City, motel was pro- and written proposals for processing, promoting and selling the skins, are: Pierre Laclede Fur St. Louis; Fouke Fur Greenville, S.C.; Superior Seal, Chicago; and C.

W. Martin Sons, London, England Fouke, formerly of St. Louis, held the negotiated contract for handling the furs for some 40 Refuse to Call Death a Murder NORWOOD, Mass. (AP)-Investigators refused to say today whether a partially blind, 63- year-old woman was slain in her home or committed suicide. The frail body of Goldie Fine was found lying on her back across the foot of her bed Monday by two employes of her husband's dry-cleaning firm.

An autopsy disclosed that Mrs. Fine, who had been scheduled to undergo operations for jye cataract next week, died of 'asphyxiation by ligature with two silk stockings around her neck." Medical examiner Joseph A. King said that he could not de- ermine how the stockings were placed around her neck. There moted by Baker, who at the time was secretary to the Senate's Democratic majority. Nothing appears on the restaurant's books, Williams said, adding that the only explanation he could think of was "that gtrangBn service was either Massachuse tis in the last 22 free, at government expense, or I months, at a very low rate which they! However, officials have dis- I counted any connection between stranglings and Mrs.

Fine's death. She was the mother of three grown crildren. do not wish to reveal." The first fully automatic customer-to-customer international telex service was established simultaneously in Washington and Brussels recently. Istanbul is Turkey. the largest city Details of the Boeing Company's variable-sweep wing supersonic transport have been outlined by company officials.

"The only basically new design challenge unique to the variable-sweep concept is that on the variable-sweep arrow wing has proved that aerodynamic compromise in the design of supersonic airplanes is no longer necessary," Pennell said. The wing span of the Model of the wing hinge joint will be 173 feet (52.6 m) said John 0. Yeasting, vice I with the wing extended, and 86 president-general manager of feet (26.2 m) when swept back Boeing's 'Airplane Division, for supersonic cruising. Pri- "Recognizing this challenge, the 1 mary structural material for company established high stan-1 the Boeing SST wil! be titanium, dards of structural integrity and i Gross take-off weight will be operating reliability which in- 430,000 pounds (194.790 kg), and sure that the hinged joint, anc its related installations, will have integrity and reliability fully equal to that of all other critical elements of the overall design." Boeing's proposed variable- sweep supersonic transport design has been submitted as one of three airframe entries in the Aviation Agency SST is designed U.S. Federal competition.

The Boeing to carry 158 to 227 passengers across the Atlantic Ocean in 2 hours, 24 minutes, or from New York to Los Angeles in 1 nour, 46 minutes. "This supersonic transport program is a natural extension of Boeing's present leadership in commercial jet aviation," Maynard L. Pennell, supersonic transport program director, said. "This airplane will handling characteristics have and will maintain attitudes during the SST will have a non-stop! range of 4,030 miles (6448 km).) The Boeing SST will be able to take off and land in less distance than the company's largest subsonic jetliner, the 707-320 Intercontinental. Handling performance will be superior to current jets, officials said.

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