Air Shopping Center plans on Thursday
The Kenosha city council will hear a public session Thursday night on a proposed 2 million dollar Gateway Plaza shopping center south of 75th Street and west of 41st Avenue. The plan includes 2,000 to 2,500 parking spaces and 450,000 to 500,000 square feet of retail space.
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Sheboygan Moves to Probe Kohler Strike Causes
Sheboygan Wisconsin city council votes 11 to 3 to investigate the 15 month CIO strike at Kohler Co. Mayor Rudolph J. Ploetz calls for an open meeting with Kohler officials Local 833 CIO United Auto Workers and the council to seek a settlement. No date set for hearing.
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Sheboygan
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Rudolph J. Ploetz
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Hugh A. Dales
CIO United Auto Workers
Ploetz
Russians pledge to prevent future air incidents
Washington report states Russia offered to pay half the damages for the June 23 downing of a U S plane over the Bering Sea and pledged to prevent future incidents. The note, delivered by Sergei Stringanov to Herbert Hoover Jr., also urged the United States to take similar preventive steps. The exchanges mark another near-friendly episode between Soviet and American military flights.
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Bering Sea
United States
CIO Officials Study New Chrysler Offer
The United Auto Workers said it would resume contract talks with Chrysler Corp after studying the latest offer. Negotiations had been halted indefinitely when Chrysler presented terms viewed as closely mirroring the Ford and General Motors settlements.
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American Farmers Extend Moscow Tour to Kharkov Region
A group of American farmers riding with U S correspondents left Moscow by train Monday for Kharkov, about 390 miles south. They had just toured collective farms in the Moscow area as part of their Soviet visit.
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Can’t Unload In Montreal Picket Lines Halt Two Freighters
Pickets from the United Auto Workers and Canadian Congress of Labor set up lines preventing unloading of two Norwegian ships, Fossum and Divina, carrying clay for Kohler Co. in Sheboygan. International Longshoremen's Association members refused to cross, were dismissed, and told to return at 1 p.m. The cargo aimed for rail shipment after diversion from Milwaukee and Sheboygan districts.
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Geneva talks ease international tension says Izvestia
The Soviet government newspaper Izvestia reports that the Geneva Big Four conference has reduced tension. It says the convocation shows peace-loving peoples have infused fresh air into the international atmosphere.
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London
Izvestia
Hearings Planned On Liberalizing Social Security
The Senate Finance Committee agreed to start public hearings Friday on a House passed social security bill. Chairman Byrd said first witness will be Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, retiring HEW Secretary, as debate continues with adjournment hoped by next week.
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Geneva Dinner Reunites Ike and Zhukov at Geneva
President Eisenhower and Marshal Zhukov shared a champagne toast at a Geneva dinner with Soviet leaders including Bulganin Khrushchev Molotov and Gromyko. Dulles and Hagerty noted progress may be limited while noting gifts to Zhukov’s daughter and a cordial opening session.
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World Minute of Prayer Proposed for Geneva Conference
The Military Chaplains Assn proposes a worldwide minute of prayer on Thursday at 11 a.m. for success at the Geneva conference. The group includes past and present armed services chaplains.
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New York
Military Chaplains Assn
Armed Services
Vatican urges Big Four to pursue true peace at Geneva
Osservatore Romano appeals to the Geneva Big Four to avert war and seek a true and just peace. In Wisconsin, Sheboygan County CIO Council votes unanimously to urge President Eisenhower to intervene in the Kohler Co. strike.
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Milwaukee Delays Harbor Policy Action
Milwaukee Common Council Harbor Committee voted 4-1 to postpone until September any action on a city policy for handling lake vessels with cargo for plants amid a labor dispute. The pause follows controversy over unloading two Norwegian freighters carrying clay for Kohler Co. UAW CIO Local 833 has been on strike since April 5, 1954. The first freighter left the harbor unloaded. the second was diverted.
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Kohler Co
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Police Question Davis Suspect in Child Abduction Case
Police in Winterset Iowa questioned 22 year old Ralph Oliver Tennell of Waverly Iowa in connection with the sex slaying of 2 year old Donna Sue Davis of Sioux City. Tennell matched a description of the kidnap killer seen near the Davis home nine days before her body was found. Sheriff Rex Rouse said Tennell claimed he was just bum ming around when picked up.
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Iowa
Donna Sue Davis
Sioux City
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Davis
Donna
Rex Rouse
Tennell
Wisconsin Weather Sketches Pleasant Temperatures Across Regions
Clear skies dominated Wisconsin with noon readings from 84 at American Motors 78 at the sewage treatment plant and 80 downtown. Monday showed 80 to 90s with highs near 80 and lows around 65. Tonight and Wednesday look mostly fair with lows 60 to 68 and highs 85 to 92.
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Eisenhower Urges NATO Push and German Unification
Geneva—President Eisenhower appealed to Soviet Defense Minister Zhukov to back NATO and aid German unification at the Big Four summit. He also affirmed the United States will not wage aggressive war, defending only if attacked. The leaders mapped a four-point agenda centered on Germany, security pacts, disarmament, and Soviet satellites.
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Indonesian President Welcomed in Baghdad during stopover
Indonesian President Soekarno received an official welcome in Baghdad as his plane made a brief stopover on a pilgrimage to Mecca. He was met by Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Mukhtar Baban and other Iraqi government leaders.
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