Kohler Labor Pact Ends Historic Strike After 111 Years
The Kohler Co and United Auto Workers sealed a $4.0 million pact concluding a bitter labor battle that began in 1954. The agreement includes $3 million back pay to about 1,400 former strikers and restoration of pension rights worth at least $1.5 million. The deal, inked by UAW secretary treasurer Emil Mazey and Kohler VP Lyman Conger, ends years of violence and legal fights, with NLRB to determine individual awards.
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Konnitt
Wis
Wisconsin
Kohler Co
United Auto Workers
Fhe Plamingware
Emil Mazey
U.A.W
Lyman C. Conger
U.S. Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
Ece
Kohler
NLRB
PLC
Laketan
Sheboygan
Nonstrikers
Reds Fail To Provoke Violence In Dominican Republic
Violence by Dominican communists over year end bonuses sparked a split in a major union leading to protests. Observers say tactical errors undermine labor movement influence as officials Soto De Vargas Deveaux face leadership challenges amid a prolonged government workers strike.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Spe
Ecusogy Bieri
Wea
Foupsa-Desistrado
Miguel Soto
Marcos de Vargas
Jose Deveaux
Soto
Rew
Icy Roads Cause Three Auto Crashes Yesterday
Corry State Police report three separate accidents on icy highways last evening. Joseph Alcorn 26 Titusville rear ended Joseph Berlin 20 Erie behind a school bus south of Union City causing 500 dollars damage. A second crash on Route 8 injured a driver named Thomas with vehicle and pole damage totaling 1,300 dollars.
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Corry
Joseph Alcorn
Titusville
Joseph R. Berlin
Erie
Union City
Richard Wargo
Route 8
Roe Road
Carr
Thomas
Crawford County Fair resolves bandit trout dispute
At the 1965 Crawford County Fair the fair board split the $100 reward for catching a bandit trout. A patron who claimed the catch was not the bandit trout led to the concessionaire losing money. The board awarded $50 to the patron and $50 to the concessionaire amid disappointment.
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Mnadville
Crawford County
Fair Board
Donald T. McFadden
Fair Concessions
McFadden
Ike Home For Holiday From Walter Reed Hospital
General Dwight D. Eisenhower will return to his Gettysburg farm after leaving Walter Reed Army Medical Center following a heart attack on November 9 in Augusta. He was treated at Ft. Gordon and Walter Reed, with officials not issuing new medical bulletins after earlier updates. Canadian cabinet shakeup names Mitchell Sharp finance minister replacing Walter Gordon who resigned last month.
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Hower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Gettysburg
Augusta
Ft. Gordon Army Hospital
Walter Reed
Ottawa
Mitchell Sharp
Lester B. Pearson
Sharp
Walter Gordon
First Family Silent Christmas Card Note Turns Up
The unsigned card from President and Mrs. Johnson arrived at the White House amid several hundred such apologies. A telephone call of apology ended the sender's anonymity as new cards are mailed.
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Washington
House
Ford
White House
Johnson
Pittsburgh Patrolman Indicted in Shooting Case
Pittsburgh patrolman Robert G. MacBeth was indicted for murder in the shooting of Ts Hardy, 25, of Pittsburgh, during an arrest attempt. He has been under a stupor? appointment since the October incident.
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Pittsburgh
Robert G. MacBeth
MacBeth
Ts Hardy
Soldier sends Christmas card from Viet Nam to Corry
SFC Leonard S. Hardinger of the U S Army in Viet Nam writes to thank Corry residents for their Christmas cards and letters. He says such care means a lot to soldiers far from home and asks the paper to pass along his gratitude.
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Journal
Viet Nam
SFC
Leonard S. Hardinger
U. S. Army
Hardinger
Corry
City Hospital Wins 3 Year Accreditation
City Hospital received a three year accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals after an months long review. The commission praised maintaining high standards and ongoing patient care improvements noting the hospital’s facilities and staff. Dr Perrin H Long, 66, retired Army Medical Corps brigadier general who contributed to sulfa drug development, died in Edgartown Mass after collapsing while walking near his home.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Samuel Antrim
Commission
Oe Medical
Joint Commission
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
American College For Physicians
American College of Surgeons
The
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
U S Hints at Clarification on Hanoi Peace Offer
The United States asks North Vietnam to clarify conditions in Ho Chi Minh's peace feeler for talks to end the war. White House and Secretary of State Rusk express deep skepticism but say they will pursue an acceptable negotiation if possible. President Johnson urges action as he lights the national Christmas tree. Diplomats worry about disclosure hindering the effort amid calls for a ceasefire and adherence to 1954 Geneva terms.
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Washington
United States
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
White House
Dean Rusk
U.S
Hanoi
Johnson
Stat Department
Hay’ E State Department
Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Embly
State Department
Hafe
United Nations
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Gemini 7 lands safely after historic space voyage
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell return from a 14 day spaceflight aboard Gemini 7. They splashed down in the Atlantic at 9 05 am EST near the recovery carrier Wasp, completing the first rendezvous in orbit.
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Earth
Keyed
United States
Russia
Walter Schirra
Thomas Stafford
Wasp
Borman
Lovell
Icy Streets Trigger Trio of Crashes Downtown
Three accidents yesterday, blamed on slick roads, left one person injured as total damages exceed $2,000. At 8 p.m. on East Main Street Larry Jaquith, 18, of Corry hit a pole after sliding on ice. his car suffered $350 damage but he was unhurt. On West Smith and Marion Streets Peter Schessler, 18, Bradford struck Laura Teed, 57, who slid while turning. Schessler’s front end and Teed’s rear bumper were damaged.
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Larry E. Jaquith
Corry
East Main Street
Jaquith
ALS P. m
West Smith and
Marion Streets
Peter G. Schessler
Bradford
Laura G. Teed
West Pleasant Street
Teed
West Smith Street
Marion Street
Schessler
City paving costs in Corry explained by city engineer
Corry’s paving program raises questions from property owners about who pays. David Johnson explains that the city covers the major share by funding rough grading drainage and major paving costs, while property owners pay the finer grading surface and curbs to keep assessments stable year to year.
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Corry
David Johnson
Avenue Retailers Set For New Year's Baby Honor
First avenue merchants plan their annual tribute to the first baby born in 1996. Robert Garfield of a First avenue plumbing shop joins five other firms in presenting a host of gifts to the Corry baby. Participating merchants include Rosa Bacher Insurance Service Johnson Brothers Wallace Garage Pett Furniture and Fitch Ma vines.
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First Avenue
Avenue
Tee
Robert Garfield
Ie Corry
Garfield
Rosabacher Insurance Service
Johnson Brothers
Wallace Garage
Pedt Furniture
Fitch Mavines
Kosher Slaughter Exemption Passes House in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill exempting ritual kosher slaughter from humane slaughter laws in line with federal statutes. The measure, covering religious slaughter practices, passed 196 to 1 and moves to the Senate.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Kane couple win $300000 in train car crash case
A Kane couple injured in a November 29 1960 train car collision have won a $300000 award after the Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a federal jury verdict. The Stablers suffered injuries in the crash involving their car and a train.
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Fhidadelyhia
Clectatt Court of Appeals
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