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Since KFEL's smart owner, Gene O'Fallon, started Beverly off last autumn she has been setting her own alarm clock for 4:20. Reaching the studio by 5, she whiffles through her fan mail, sets up the morning's request numbers, grabs a bottle of coke. Current favorite among her recordings: Doin' a War Dance Down at the Cuckoo House, by Rudy Sooter and his Californians...
Eduardo Cruz-Coke Lassabe, an able doctor and a onetime Minister of Health and Social Welfare, running as an independent Conservative. Though his drafting of Chile's streamlined preventive-medicine law has made him a popular figure, he seemed to have little chance for the Presidency...
...years ago No. 1 weathermaker Carrier Corp. sold Alabama's Woodward Iron its first blast-furnace installation. Result, says Woodward, was up to a 20% increase in pig-iron output, a 13% saving in coke per ton of iron. A new Jones & Laughlin installation in Pennsylvania hiked output 16-18% with a 4% coke saving...
...Exceptions: extra fares and 1¼?-per-mile fare for servicemen on furlough would be unchanged; coal, coke and ore rates would rise only a few cents...
Bituminous production dropped an estimated 1,500,000 tons a day. By week's end, Carnegie-Illinois reported that the mammoth coal pile at its Clairton byproducts plant had shrunk to 200,000 tons, enough for only six days of operation. Shut for want of coke was the hot-strip mill at U.S. Steel's modern Irvin works. One by one, in the nation's industrial center, open hearths were banked...