Post Office Workers Reclassified Under Law
Reclassification and possible raises for 127 jobs at the local Post Office tied to Public Law 68. Ralph H. Topel led four training sessions in Wisconsin with postmasters and supervisors attending. The effort focuses on matching employees to new salary schedules with no pay cuts and no effect on safety. Next month Topel will lead Wisconsin discussions on Man Hours.
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Dodgeville
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Roy Johnson
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la Crosse
Suspect in Bank Burglary Attempt Appears in Milwaukee
A 41 year old Shawano man Harold Zahn was arraigned Saturday before U S Commissioner Floyd Jenkins on charges of attempting to burglarize the Bon duel State Bank Tuesday. Zahn was ordered held on $2 bond pending his preliminary hearing.
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Eight Counties Added To IRS Audit Region In La Crosse
Realignment expands the La Crosse area office coverage to include eight more counties and stages IRS agents in Eau Claire Lancaster and La Crosse. The move, effective last May, also shifts boundaries for collection delinquent and intelligence divisions. some local offices in Viroqua Tomah and Richland Center close.
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Abbott Hints Murder Was Planned To Rid Him
Burton Abbott, 27, UC student, suggests Stephanie Bryan's death may have been an intentional act to get rid of him. He says the theory fits with his doubt that anyone would want him dead and claims he was at the cabin when the girl disappeared. The girl vanished April 28. her body was found July 20 near Abbott’s Trinity County cabin. Georgia Abbott found the red purse linked to the case in the basement.
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Blast Kills 13 in Tokyo Fireworks Factory Disaster
A flash explosion at a fireworks factory on Tokyo's Sumida River kills thirteen and injures at least fourteen. Several people are missing as the blast destroys 17 nearby private homes and many residents search for relatives. No foreigners were reported near the scene.
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Clinton Girl Crowned Alice In Swissland
Maxine Peter son of Clinton at 17 was crowned Alice in Swissland at the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeders association annual meeting at Clingdale farm in Waukesha. Canton No 5 representing Green Bay won the cattle judging contest.
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Maxine Peterson
Clinton
Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeders Association
Clingdale Farm
Canton No. 5
Green Bay Area
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune lists staff roles and office details, announcing publication daily from La Crosse Wisconsin. It includes home delivery and mail subscription rates within 75 miles, up to 150 miles, and beyond, with prices for various periods.
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Sunday Tribune
Night bus service suspended after violence in Arkansas
Nonunion Capital Transit drivers shot at in Little Rock and North Little Rock prompting a curfew after eight p.m. Eugene Warren, attorney for Capital Transit, said safety concerns justified withdrawing nonunion drivers from night routes. Six gunfire incidents against city buses were reported Saturday night as AFL union officials deny blame. No serious injuries besides a scalp wound from a rock.
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North Little Rock
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Stassen Drafts Radical Disarmament Plan
New York Times reports Harold E. Stassen has drafted a plan calling for a halt to atomic and hydrogen weapon production and end to H bomb tests. It proposes an early warning system with international inspectors at major ports and airfields and a reduction of nonatomic forces. Pentagon objections focus on inspection sufficiency.
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