Kohler UAW cash settlement aimed at end to long dispute
A UAW official says Kohler negotiates a verbal 4.5 million cash settlement to cover wages and pensions for 1,400 former strikers. Announcement expected Friday in Milwaukee but not official until papers are signed. The deal, if ratified, could end an 11 year battle including a six and a half year strike and back wage issues.
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Kohler
United Auto Workers
Kohler Company
Milwaukee
Harvey Kitzman
Kitzman
National Labor Relations Board
AFL - Cio
George Meany
U.S
Walter Reuther
NLRB
La Crosse Tribune Briefs December 16 1965
La Crosse Tribune brief items from December 16 1965 include local notices and short summaries of events. Read across multiple columns for concise community updates and public notices within the edition.
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Gifts Allowed for Postmen Under Reasonable Limits
Washington AP report notes it is acceptable to give postmen small tokens such as handkerchiefs or cookies for Christmas. Officials say gifts must be within reason and not solicited, with strict federal rules limiting gifts to calendars or pencils from firms.
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Washington
Pentagon
Civil Service
UW Sigma Chapter Establishes A W Peterson Fellowship
The University of Wisconsin Sigma chapter of Beta Alpha Psi announced an A W Peterson fellowship in accounting. Peterson, UW vice president and trust officer, died Oct 23 after 40 years of service. A $500 award will aid a graduate student starting a program in the School of Commerce in September.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin Sigma
Beta Alpha Psi
A. W. Peterson
Peterson
School of Commerce
Calls For Changes In Farm Program
Rep Albert Quie told a meeting of the Mower County Republican Farm Council that drastic changes are needed before farm programs expire in four years or Congress may not extend them. He urged continuing the shift from strict production controls and said the Food for Peace program should be strengthened in the coming year.
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Austin, Minn
Albert Quie
Congress
Quie
Mower County
Republican Farm Council
Milwaukee County Board Grants Santa Landing Clearance
The Milwaukee County Board approved a resolution asking Mitchell Field authorities to waive landing rules for Santa Claus on Christmas Eve after a debate over suspending normal procedures and a supervisor noting costs incurred.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Board
Santa
Mitchell Field
ORDERED OFF RESERVATION COEDS MAY RETURN IF INDIANS WISH
Two VISTA project leaders Jill Hunt and Judy Rothman were ordered off the Red Cliff Chippewa Reservation after a 5-2 tribal council vote. Alfred Johnson said VISTA would be happy to have them back, but noted they were removed to let the Indians resolve the issue. A referendum may be needed to overturn the decision. A petition supporting reversal circulated among residents and council members. The youth program they led faced criticism as disruptive by some in the community.
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Red Cliff
Jill Hunt
Kewanee
Ill
Judy Rothman
University City
Washington
Alfred Johnson
Volunteers In Service To America
VISTA
Johnson
Henry G. Daley
Judy
Jill
Spirit of Renewal Must Continue at Vatican
Pope Paul VI urged that the Vatican II renewal remain ongoing not a fleeting event. At a general audience in St Peter's Basilica he warned against returning to old positions or permanently doubting the council's clearly established truths and laws.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
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