Journal Pact Reached In Principle Amid Milwaukee Strike
Milwaukee Journal workers reach an in principle settlement on contract terms as mailers return to work while printers and compositors stay off strike. A key issue is a status quo clause governing work methods and machinery pending arbitration.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
International Typographical
Joseph Piconke
Robert Ameln
St. Louis
Mailers
Piconke
Morning
Milwaukee Sentinel
Journal
Harry J. Grant
Local 23
International
The
Tshombe Advancing as UN Bombardment Strikes Elisabethville
Katanga planes attacked the Elisabethville airport at night with flares outlining the target. The Tshombe government reported a separate UN strike on Camp Tshombe where two Swedish jet fighters and an Indian Canberra bomber fired on a mortar position hindering a UN advance.
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Katanga
U.N
Tshombe
Camp
Elisabethville
Conviction Of Milwaukee Labor Leader Set Aside
The U S Supreme Court set aside John J Killian former Milwaukee labor leader's 1952 conviction for false affidavit to the NLRB over Communist affiliation. The Court orders a Chicago hearing to determine a new trial, focusing on FBI informant statements and trial instructions regarding Communist membership.
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Milwaukee
Washington
Supreme Court
John J. Killian
High Tribunal
U.S. District Court
Chicago
Killian
District Court
FBI
Michael J. Ondrejka
Whittaker
Warren
Douglas
Black
National Labor Relations Board
United Electrical Workers
Allen-Bradley Co
Labor Board
Communist Party
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Summary
AP reports Milwaukee livestock receipts Friday with hogs steady. 180 to 240 pound butchers 16.50 to 17.00, sows 14.50 to 15.50, boars 11.00 to 13.00. Cattle receipts about 1,600. cow market steady. utilities 14.50 to 15.50, dairies 17.50 to 18.50, bulls 20.00 to 21.00. fed cattle 22.00 to 25.00, steers 21.00 to 25.00, heifers 21.00 to 23.50.
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Northern Pacific
Bis
Allied Radio
Olin Mathieson
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Allis-Chalmers
Pfizer
Pepsi-Cola Central TelesAmer
Can
Amer
Cyanamid
Phillips Pete
Clark O& R
Motors Li's
RCA
First Bank
Amre
Tel & Tel
Republic Steel
Frantz Mfg
Rexall Drug
Gen. Merch
Avco
Reynolds Metals
Sia Godfrey Co
Boeing
Royla Dutch
Hamilton Mfg
Boston Capital
Safeway Stores
Heldeman
Brunswick
G. D. Searle
Roehring Co
Cater
Tractor
Sears Roebuck
Lax Tele
Chrysler
Sinclair
Marine Cap
Delanese
Socony
McQuay. Inc
Columbia Gas
Nekoosa
Com
Standard Oil
Stud
Packard
North
Banc
DuPont
Eastman Kodaik
Swift
Fed
Texaco
Royal Dutch N.Y Ford
Trane
United Airlines
Tex. East
Gamble Skogmo
Trane Co
General Dynamics
U.S. Steel
Western Power
General Electric
Wallace Press
Wis P&l
General Motors
Westinghouse Elec
Tausche Hdwe
General Tele
Western Union
Mutual Funds
Glass Tire Inc
White Motor
Boston Fund
Woolworth Chem. Fund
Greyhound
Great North
Central Zenith
Eaton & Howard
Illinois
Inter
Harvester
Sly Commodities
Eaton & Howard Interstate Power
Jones & Laughlin
Dec. Com
Fidelity Fund
Law Cooler
Inc Invest
Lockheed
Montgomery Ward
Monsanto Chemical
South ST. Paul
South ST. Paul, Minn
USDA
Winona Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle Prices
Swift & Company reports Winona livestock quotations as of noon with hogs mostly higher and sows steady. Hogs range from 13.75 to 16.50 per cwt by weight class. cows, calves, and bulls show varied steady to lower pricing. Includes South St. Paul figures and Chicago market notes on potatoes butter eggs and grains.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Eichmann Trial Judgment Upheld By Israeli Court
Israeli court rejects Eichmann defense that Israel lacked right to try crimes committed abroad. It upholds piracy like principle of international law, deeming Eichmann as chief of the Gestapo bureau for Jewish affairs implicated in transporting Jews to death camps. Potential appeal to the state Supreme Court and clemency from President Ben Zvi noted.
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Eichmann
Israel
Gestapo
Bureau For
Europe
State Supreme Court
Thehigh Court
Weather Across Regions Brings Ice and Flooding
An icy stretch hit northern New Mexico, northern Texas, and Oklahoma causing long highway delays on the Turner turnpike near Oklahoma City. Snow fell in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes while parts of Ohio Valley and New England saw flurries. Louisiana, Alabama, and Georgia reported heavy rains with creeks swollen and floods affecting small streams. a Mobile child drowned in a rain swollen creek and the Tombigbee River near Jackson, Alabama was forecast to crest two feet above flood stage. A twister in Brewton, Alabama injured twelve and damaged several homes.
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Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
New England
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Mobile
Ala
Tombigbee
Jackson
Mississippi
Brewton
Ike Sees U S Need Of Business Like Fashion
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower told the American Heart Association board in Gettysburg that the United States should do more things voluntarily and in a business like fashion. He said there is a great virtue in doing things voluntarily, noting his role as honorary board chairman.
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Ike
U.S
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
American Heart Association
America
Eisenhower
State Cheese Men Oppose Imports
The Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association spoke against relaxing import quotas when American Swiss and limburger cheese supplies are adequate. Delegates approved uniform farm milk inspection for all farms, regardless of destination. James Ula of Blanchardville was elected president succeeding John Burke who retired. Wilbert Strahm of Monticello was named vice president and G Fred Galli of Monroe secretary treasurer and manager.
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Monroe
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Producers Association
James Ula
Blanchardville
John Burke
Darlington
Wilbert Strahm
Monticello
G. Fred Galli
Science Shrinks Piles with New Non Surgical Method
A new healing substance Bio-Dyne, discovered by a world famous research institute, shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and relieves itch and pain. Available as Preparation H suppositories and ointment at drug counters.
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New York
M. Y
Former State Boy Dies In Iowa Crash
Jefferson Iowa AP Stephan Curtis eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Curtis Jr was killed in a car and truck collision Saturday en route to visit relatives in Platteville Wisconsin The family has been living in Greeley Colorado while Curtis former music teacher and band director at Platteville High School worked on an advanced degree at Colorado State College Keith Russett twenty one Calmer Iowa a Colorado State student was seriously injured Curtis and a daughter Christine were released from hospital after treatment.
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Jefferson
Iowa
Stephan Curtis
Alvin Curtis Jr
Platteville
Wis
Ben
Greeley
Colo
Curtis
Platteville High School
Colorado State College
Keith Russett
Calmer
Colorado
Christine
Mental Health Ass’n Adopts Program at Wingspread
The Wisconsin Association for Mental Health approved a 10 point program at its annual meeting in Racine. Patrick J. Driscoll became president, with Dr. Lawrence P. Blum named president-elect and officers Mrs. Thomas Catlin and Walter Conner. The plan calls for wider medical insurance coverage for mental illness and expanded facilities for emotionally disturbed children and community mental health clinics.
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Racine
Wisconsin Association For Mental Health
Wingspread
Lawrence P. Blum
Milwaukee
Thomas Catlin
Neenah
Walter Conner
Eau Claire
Patrick J. Driscoll
Madison
New State Dairy Group Organized
Fourteen farmer owned cooperatives formed a new dairy group named the Dairy Operating Cooperatives DOC in Columbus Wisconsin. The alliance aims to provide economic and statistical information to producers and cooperatives and to create a full scale educational program through high schools FFA and 4 H groups state colleges and UW. Members include Viroqua Cooperative Creamery and Richland Cooperative Creamery.
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Columbus
Wis
Dairy Operating Cooperatives
DOC
University of Wisconsin
Viroqua Cooperative Creamery Co
Viroqua
Wisconsin Cooperative Creamery Association
Union Center
AFL-CIO Rejects Hoffa Led Teamsters Return
The AFL-CIO adopted a resolution by a near unanimous vote rejecting readmission of the Teamsters while James R. Hoffa leads the union. The measure sets a test of clean unionism and blocks Hoffa’s bid. Walter Reuther urged unity and announced a potential $1 million organizing fund.
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Afl-Cio
Hoffa-Led
Teamsters
Bal Harbour
Fila
James R. Hoffa
George Meany
Dominican Crisis Deepens As Opposition Breaks Talks
In Santo Domingo the opposition charged a return to dictatorship after talks with President Balaguer stalled. They warned of Cuba-like fate as a general strike ends, while Balaguer and generals insist on constitutional order and potential peaceful resignation.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Castro
Cuba
National Civic Union
Ther
Pedro
Rodriguez Echavarria
The
Civic Union
Rafael Trujillo
Viriato A. Fiallo
Father and Son Club Christmas Party at the YMCA
The YMCA Father and Son Club hosts a family Christmas party at 5 45 p m Wednesday at the Y. Families bring a dish to share and refreshments are served. Tradition calls for each family to bring a food item to donate to city children in need.
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YMCA
Father and Son Club
Katanga clashes as U.N. jets strike key towns
Demonstrators outside the U.S. Embassy in Elisabethville hurled stones shouting Kennedy to the gallows. U.N. jets bombed the post office and Katanga military camp. A Katanga official blamed a strafing for deaths near Lukafu and Jadotville as diplomats report, a Katanga deputy and family were among the casualties. Horst Faas reports Swedes and Norwegians held at Elisabethville airport in poor conditions. The U.N. plans to drop leaflets stating it aims to help Congo preserve independence and unity.
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Katanga
Kennedy
U.S
U.N
Elisabethville
Lukafu
Jadotville
Christophe Mwamba
Associated Press
Horst Faas
Faas
United Nations
Congo
Leopoldville
Fire Sweeps Large Minot Super Valu Store
A Minot fire gutted the Highway 33 Super Valu supermarket in sub zero cold early today. The roof collapsed two hours after discovery at 12:40 a.m. Damage is estimated at 200000 to 250000 dollars. Police evacuated nearby trailer residents with minor damage reported.
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Minot, N.D
Minot
U.N. bankruptcy forecast by U Thant sparks budget crisis
Acting Secretary-General U Thant warned the United Nations may face bankruptcy with a yearend deficit near 107.5 million dollars and a June 30 projection around 170 million, noting only 40 million in expected receipts for early 1962. He urged the General Assembly to act to establish financial responsibility and resources. The budget committee voted to seek a World Court opinion on whether the Soviet bloc and others can refuse Congo operation payments, amid several nations delaying Congo and Middle East cost shares.
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United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Thant
Assembly
General Assembly
World Court
Soviet Union
Congo
Soviet Bloc
Middle East
United States
France
South Africa
Portugal
Wiley Urges Milwaukee District Commerce Office
Sen. Alexander Wiley urged reestablishment of a district office of the Commerce Department in Milwaukee. He said the office would help Wisconsin access the department's trade, promotional and assistance programs.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Milwaukee
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Wiley
Wisconsin
Police and Ambulance Log City December Entries
Records detail multiple December police and ambulance calls with addresses and outcomes. Notable incidents include hospital transfers for maternity and illness, oxygen administration by firemen, a chimney fire at 2022 Charles Street, and furnace issues at several homes.
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Melvin Jacobson
Charles St
T. J.marlow
West Ave. S
Gerude Tweed
Winnebago St
Supreme Court overturns sit-in convictions in Baton Rouge
The Supreme Court unanimous decision by Chief Justice Warren reverses the four month jail terms for 16 Negro students from Southern University who sat at segregated lunch counters. The court found no evidence of disturbance and ruled convictions unconstitutional under due process.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
South
Warren
Greyhound Bus
Wee
Southern University
Baton ‘Rouge
Siteman's Drug Store
Wife's Call To Duty Quiets Selma Couple
Archie Mitchell, a stock broker, says life is quiet after his wife Thelma Walker joined the Army Reserve Nurses Corps. They wed Aug 22 and her unit was called to Ft. Polk on Oct 15, with Christmas homecoming hoped for.
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Selma
Ala
Archie Mitchell
Mitchell
Thelma Walker
Army Reserve Nurses Corps
Ft. Polk
Blood Drive Set at Tomah American Legion Club
Red Cross Bloodmobile to operate at the Tomah American Legion Club on Tuesday December 12 from noon to 5 30 p m under sponsorship of the Tomah Red Cross Chapter. Blood program chairman Donald Lachman reports a quota of 117 pints to be collected.
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Tomah
Wis
Red Cross
American Legion Club
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11Th St
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Adams St
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Rose St
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