Reuther Calls For Face To Face Talks With Kohler Boss
CIOUAW chief Walter Reuther proposes directly meeting Kohler president Herbert Kohler on Christmas Day to end Kohler Co strike now in its 20th month. If Kohler refuses arbitration by a presidentially chosen arbiter would be sought.
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Walter Reuther
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United Auto Workers
Herbert V. Kohler
UAW
Kohler Co
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Union presses for 20 cent raise as talks stall
The union demands a 20 cent hourly pay boost, while the company offers three cents. Current average hourly pay is $2.12. A May-August breakdown left a key sticking point: rehiring strikers. A NLRB hearing on 11 unfair labor practices charges is in recess until February for rebuttals as the picket line continues.
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Deckhand Bowles Found Dead Aboard Freighter
Leonard Niles Bowles 31 of Coalfork West Virginia was found dead in his bunk on the freighter John A. Eling drydocked for winter in Manitowoc. Coroner Theodore Teitgen suspects smoking in bed with a spark igniting bedding caused suffocation. minor burns noted. Body to be sent home for burial.
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Rep Davis names two to Naval Academy
Rep Davis announces two Wisconsin selections to the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis based on Civil Service Commission exam rankings. Arthur E Wegner Jr of Madison and Robert A Ulrich of Horicon will join the academy as appointees. Wegner is a University of Wisconsin student and son of the former state commissioner.
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Glenn Davis
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Arthur E. Wegner Jr
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Robert A. Ulrich
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U.S. Naval Academy
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Federal Civil Service Commission
Wegner
University of Wisconsin
Pa. Republican Rep. Plans to Enter Eisenhower in Primary
Harrisburg reports Rep. Paige Warner plans to enter President Eisenhower's name in Pennsylvania's presidential preference primary on April 24. He said the move is his alone and may depend on approval from party leaders, with Adlai Stevenson already entered for the Democrats.
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Paige Warner
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Adlai Stevenson
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Harold Stassen
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