AMC Expands in Second Year with Rambler Nash Hudson Growth
American Motors marks its second year with a $60 million product program and potential Rambler plant expansion at Kenosha after a merger that integrated Nash and Hudson. The Kenosha complex produces seven car lines on a single line with a 13 000 part assembly, using a single unit body and telautograph controlled schedules to speed final assembly.
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Weather Bright in Kenosha and State
The May Day forecast predicted bright sunny skies in Kenosha and most of the state with temperatures in the 70s away from the lake. A sewage plant reading reached 58 this morning, with yesterday's high 63 and overnight low 37. American Motors reported 67 and downtown 63.
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Agree Soon On Asia Plan
SEATO military officers near agreement on a secret master plan to block Communist advances in Southeast Asia. The draft envisions a unified eight nation command for land sea and air defense and a mass training program for anti Communist troops in the Manila Pact area. Discussion began Monday among 86 high officials from the United States Britain France Australia New Zealand Pakistan the Philippines and Thailand.
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Nationalist Leaders Visit Pescadores Island Group
President and Madame Chiang Kai-shek visited the Pescadores on Thursday. The archipelago lies in the Formosa Strait off west central Formosa and is within the area the United States is treaty-bound to protect.
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Kohler Weighs Wisconsin Campaign Finance Measure
Wisconsin Senate passes a bill banning labor union contributions to parties candidates or organizations after a 24 hour Democratic filibuster. The Assembly approved it 59 40 previously, Gov. Kohler said he will study the measure before acting in the people’s best interests.
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Wiley Sees GOP Danger at Wisconsin YGOP Convention
Sen. Alexander Wiley warns the Wisconsin Young Republicans about risk to the 1956 elections if party unity fails. He cites dissent against Eisenhower leadership and splinter group ambitions as a threat. About 500 members expected. Sen. Thomas E. Martin to speak at the banquet with Gov. Kohler Atty. Gen. Thomson and Reps. Withrow Davis and Laird in attendance.
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McCarthy Wiley Pick Edward G Minor for U S Attorney
Senator McCarthy and Senator Wiley announced Edward G Minor of Sturgeon Bay as their choice for United States attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. Minor, 56, previously served as Door County district attorney after roles as Milwaukee County assistant district attorney. He was in Cudahy when named.
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Four Face Jail In Strike Fight at Kohler Co
Four members of Local 833 UAW CIO plead no contest to assault and battery over a beating of a non striking worker at the Kohler Company. The case yields potential jail terms for the defendants amid ongoing labor tensions at the plant.
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Four Men Released After Explosives Found Near Kohler Plant
Four men identified as Local 833 UAW CIO pickets near the Kohler Co plant were released after police found explosives five blocks from strike headquarters. No charges filed. investigation ongoing with state crime lab aid.
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Formosa Reacts Cold To U S Plans For Cease Fire Link
Nationalist officials in Formosa responded coolly to reports that the United States might base jet fighters and deploy a token marine force there. They linked any move to a cease fire proposal and reiterated opposition to such an accord.
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Four Die and Three Hurt in Wisconsin Collision
Four people died and three were injured in a head on two car crash one mile southwest of Brodhead on State Highway 11. The deceased are Paul and Mrs. Ganshert Browntown and Mrs Urban Miller Juda. Robert E Bliss Brodhead died at the wheel. The injured include Mrs Robert Bliss 18 and her brother-in-law James Bliss 21 as well as Urban Miller husband of the dead woman.
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Kohler approves new hours for state employees
Gov. Kohler signs Friday order setting state workers’ hours from 7:45 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with a 45 minute lunch. The change moves start and end times earlier and reduces evening time at the office.
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Armed jailbreakers hunted in northern New York swamp
State troopers plus deputies and volunteers joined a manhunt for four inmates who escaped from St. Lawrence County jail in Canton. Deputies fired at one suspect near swampy woods as trooper McDonagh was wounded. Leon Cashinet, 24, was later found in a farmhouse.
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Raymondville
White House to host leaders on foreign aid request
Washington invites Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to a White House conference next Tuesday to discuss the Eisenhower administration’s 5.53 billion dollar foreign aid request.
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Doctor Karl Klocker Dies In Tractor Accident
Burlington physician Dr Karl Klocker 48 died when a tractor overturned on his farm near Silver Lake. He was pinned beneath the rear wheel and died of a broken back and fractured skull. An autopsy was planned and authorities including Deputy Corner Eugene Schend responded. He leaves a widow five daughters and other relatives.
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Navy Halts Public Showings of New Weapons and Equipment
In Washington the Navy has stopped all public demonstrations of new weapons and equipment, citing security concerns and policy review. No dates for resumption were announced.
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Hostess seeks eviction in Man Who Came to Dinner case
In St Louis a magistrate orders eviction of Mrs Eleanor Elaine Lee Harris from Mrs Fuller W Fooshe’s home after 11 years of residence following a 1944 dinner invitation. Harris claims a misunderstanding and plans to move to Clayton. Fooshe’s attorney cites the ongoing sale of the house.
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