Hats on Strike as 10000 Women Walk Out in New York
About 10 000 women workers affiliated with the hats union began a strike amid a looming spring production. Pickets from the AFL CIO United Hat Cap and Millinery Workers Union stood at five districts in Manhattan and Brooklyn while settlements were reported with some employers. The union seeks a 10 weekly raise for those earning 55, a 10 increase for other workers and a 1 welfare fund contribution, all in a three year contract. Employers offered a wage rise but would not disclose amount and want a uniform national rate and changes in piecework and holiday pay.
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New York
Women's Hat Workers Union
Afl-Cio
United Hat
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Nathaniel Spector
Louis Levitas
Eastern Women’s Headwear Association
Hearing on Wisconsin union shop law challenge
A hearing examined whether the NLRB can enforce Wisconsin union shop mandates. Milton Frankwick, a Milwaukee driver, and Leo Hribar Trucking of Caledonia faced claims of illegal discharge for not joining Teamsters Local 43 with a union shop clause. The state requires two thirds ratification by employees. dispute centers on NLRB enforcement power.
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Racine
National Labor Relations Board
Wisconsin
Milton Frankwick
Milwaukee
Leo Hribar Trucking Co
Caledonia
Racine County
Frankwick
NLRB
Teamsters
Wisconsin Employment Relations Board
UW Gets Grant for Veterinary Building
The U S Public Health Service awards UW a 629206 grant for a new veterinary and science research building at Madison. The project totals about 1400000 with the rest funded by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation gifts land sales Hill Farm. Additional grants include 200000 for entomology plant pathology facilities and 137074 to remodel School of Pharmacy labs.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Hill Farm
School of Pharmacy
Woman Dies In Crash In Wisconsin In 1963 Start
Wisconsin reports five traffic deaths in the first three days of 1963. Audrey Bosch, 39, Milwaukee, died from injuries after a automobile crash Sunday when the car she rode in struck a tree in Greenfield Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Audrey Bosch
Milwaukee
Greenfield
Castro's anniversary speech shows no thaw in U S Cuban ties
Western diplomats failed to find any pledge of change in Fidel Castro's 90 minute address marking the fourth anniversary of his rule. He attacked Kennedy and the United States while praising sovereignty and unity within the socialist camp. He condemned international inspections and highlighted Cuba's indemnity from the Bay of Pigs.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Moscow
Peking
U.S
Minnesota Road Toll Hits Six in 1963 Crashes
A Watkins man was killed and his brother injured when their car skidded on a foggy slippery Highway 22 near Richmond at 1:30 a.m. Kenneth R. Meyer, 21, died. Donald Meyer was hospitalized. Cases across the state include Lehart Stock 48 Goodridge and Lawrence Pederson 63 Plum mer as more fatalities push the annual toll to six.
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Associated Press
Watkins
Richmond
Kenneth R. Meyer
Donald
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Lehart Stock
Goodridge
Paul Klungness
Thief River Falls
Stock
Lawrence Pederson
Plummer
Brooks
Pederson
George Vogelsang
Dexter
Minn
Mower
Nels Lee
Joseph McGee
Tappi
Sandra K. Jax
McIntyre
Iowa
Highway 152
Minneapolis
Leon P. James
Two Prison Camp Escapees Captured in Milwaukee
Milwaukee police reported that Ronald C. Schneider 20 and Clarence J. Harris Jr. 23, both trusted inmates, who escaped from Flambeau State Forest prison camp near Hawkins on Christmas Eve, were taken into custody.
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Milwaukee
Flambeau State Forest
Hawkins
Sawyer County
Ronald QC. Schneider
Clarence J. Harris Jr
De Gaulle Replies To JFK On Polaris Missile Offer
Paris authorities say President de Gaulle sent an interim reply to President Kennedy's Polaris offer. He neither accepts nor rejects the proposal, stating it is under study. France will continue building its independent nuclear strike force. The position was announced by Information Minister Peyrefitte after a cabinet session.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Kennedy
de Gaulle
France
Alain Peyrefitte
Peyrefitte
Elysee Palace
Inaugural Dinner Tickets Top $12,000 Block
Madison Wisconsin Democratic Party reports advance sales for the 1963 inaugural dinner honoring Governor-Elect John W Reynolds exceed 12000 dollars. Tickets are 25 dollars per plate and the event Monday at the Dane County Fairgrounds Youth Building. Proceeds will cut the 1962 campaign deficit of 20000 dollars.
Johnson Estate Exceeds 2.25 Million After Truck Death
Madison AP reports the late H. Stanley Johnson of Gisholt Machine Co. will leave an estate over 2.25 million. Johnson, 58, was killed in a truck accident September 28 in Canada, per a county court inventory filed Wednesday.
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Madison
H. Stanley Johnson
Gisholt Machine Co
Johnson
Canada
Stock Quotations From Shearson Hammill Co
Markets report from Chicago wheat and corn bids with no. 2 red at 2.15 and soybeans absent. At St Paul USDA livestock numbers show cattle, calves, hogs and sows with steadier or steady prices. beef and veal ranges cited and feeder steer price around 23.50. Hog data notes barrows gilts steady and sow prices 13.25 to 14.25 across weight classes.
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Chicago
API
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Minn
USDA
Milwaukee Livestock and Chicago Produce Report Summary
Milwaukee market notes show hog receipts around 800 with steady demand and prices ranging 16.00 to 16.75 for 190-230 lb butchers, sows mostly 13.50 to 14.50. cattle receipts about 1,000 with higher cow prices and steer/heifer ranges up to 27.50. calves around 35 to 38 top. Chicago Mercantile Exchange price levels listed for butter eggs and US potatoes with varied wholesale ranges and regional track sales.
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Allis-Chalmers
RCA Phillips
United Airlines
General Dynamics
U.S. Freight
NS General Electric
U.S. Rubber
General Motors
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General Telephone
Wallace Press
Glass Tire, Inc
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Great Northern
Western Union
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White Motor
Iinois Central
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Harvester
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Milwaukee
Chicago API
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Wisconsin Travel Bureau Names Graefe Secretary
Herbert H. Graefe, former Wisconsin Red Cherry Commission official and advertising executive, is named the first full time secretary of the Wisconsin Travel and Tourist Bureau with headquarters in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Herbert H. Graefe
Wisconsin Red Cherry Commission
Wisconsin Travel and Tourist Bureau
Viet Nam Battle Near Tan Hiep Leaves U S Casualties
The clash near Tan Hiep, part of a Viet Nam operation, left three American dead and ten wounded in the past two hours. A U S Army captain and two helicopter crewmen were killed, with six crew wounded, amid 14 of 15 helicopters struck. The government reports 26 U S deaths in action overall, with 31 other deaths cited by the Pentagon.
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Pentagon
U.S
Mekong
Xs Se
Cooper May Try To Orbit For 34 Hours
NASA spokesman said astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. may attempt a 34 hour mission, about 10 hours longer than planned, with a decision on attempting 22 orbits instead of 16 to be announced next week.
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Washington
America
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Earth
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
May Try To Publish Without Printers
New York publishers of nine major newspapers, shut down for 27 days, consider resuming publication without the striking typographical workers. They say conciliation and bargaining fail without a quick change in the union’s position and call the demands economically prohibitive.
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New York
Tax Settlement of $498,955 Accepted
Milwaukee federal court approved a record tax settlement against Andrew R. Meyers and his wife Irene for 1942 to 1949 and 1953 taxes. The $498,955 judgment covers income taxes penalties and interest and is to be paid over eight years with percentages of income through 1971. Meyers previously pleaded no contest to tax evasion and served 18 months.
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Milwaukee
U.S
Kenneth P. Grubb
Andrew R. Meyers
The
General Hardware Co
Irene
Meyers
UAW Urges Job Training For AC Employes
UAW Local 248 at Allis-Chalmers West Allis plans a Saturday vote on a resolution asking federal aid for on-the-job training for about 1900 workers. The move follows the company plan to close its turbine generator department risking jobs, and seeks congressional help for defense research and development contracts in the Milwaukee area.
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Milwaukee
United Auto Workers
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co
West Allis
Charles M. Schultz
Schultz
Defense Department
Casserole Blamed for Food Poisoning at Three Weddings
In Minneapolis 120 people fell ill from a chic ken casserole prepared by Mary Louise Nelson catering service. Health officials confirmed staphylococcus contamination at two receptions. Mrs Victoria Bohan, 83, St Paul, remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition. No charges filed under city food ordinances.
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Minneapolis Health Department
J.J. Handy
Department’s
Bureau of Environmental Sanitation
Victoria Bohan
St. Paul
Blast of debris traps workers in loading dock mishap
Injured men rushed to the emergency ward describe a manhole-like hole under a loading dock after a ceiling collapse. Ze Fagg recalls racks planned for a boxcar when a fall led to suffocation fears and a finger injury while others cried out nearby.
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Fagg
Telstar Satellite Returns to Life for Europe Broadcast
Washington AP reports the Telstar satellite revived its transmitters and receivers today and will attempt a live television transmission to Europe Friday. Bell Labs engineers timed a test pattern to confirm readiness, with a New York press conference at 9 a.m. EST and a half hour window when Europe and North America are in range. The commando circuit had failed November 23 after months of operation, blamed on high energy space radiation.
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Telstar Communications
Europe
Bell Telephone Laboratories
New York City
North America
Telstar
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