Labor Peace Scheme With Teamster Told
Senate hearing reveals Teamsters Local 211 president Theodore Cozza received wages overtime and $100 000 in payments from Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph to secure labor peace. William Poch said Cozza did little work while earning full salary and benefits. union contract linked to 1951 strike. testimony seeks tougher labor laws.
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Washington
Senate Labor Management Committee
Teamsters
Pittsburgh
Sun Telegraph
William J. Poch
Theodore Cozza
Pittsburgh Teamsters Local 211
Cozza
Poch
Irving Lees
Teamsters Union
Congress
Sun-Telegraph
Pierre Salinger
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Borrowing Plan Opposed By Tax Groups
Taxpayers groups in Beloit Racine and Appleton oppose Governor Nelsons constitutional plan to permit state borrowing equal to one percent of equalized property value for building state facilities including universities and welfare institutions. Spokesman J O Mithus calls debt a delayed tax liability and warns it could threaten future industrial growth while other critics say debt could tempt deficit spending beyond the building program.
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Madison
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Senate Judiciary Committee
J.R. Rothermel
State Building Commission
Beloit
Racine
Appleton
J. O. Mithus
Racine Group
Weather record for lacrosse area and midwest brief
Occasional showers and thunderstorms to night and Friday with warmer temperatures. Lows around 65, highs near 84. Wisconsin reports scattered showers and thunderstorms, no significant temperature change. Minnesota and Iowa expect scattered showers and thunderstorms, with the northern regions seeing the most activity and little temperature change.
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Lacrosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Readings Show Little Change at Dams
River readings indicate a minimal change at dams 2 through 7 with rises of two to four tenths of a foot at dams 8 to 10. Sunrise Friday is at 5:23 a.m. and sunset Friday at 8:52 p.m.
Weather outlook notes varied temperatures across period
A brief weather item lists temperatures from a low last night to a high yesterday and hints at a broader outlook. The report mentions general conditions and expected patterns for upcoming days without precise figures.
Winona Livestock Market Report Summary
Swift and Company reports steady hog market on light weights with declines on others, hogs and cattle priced by weight and class. Chicago and South St. Paul markets show mixed hogs and steady to weak cattle trends with detailed weight ranges and actions across multiple consignments.
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Winona
Swift & Company
Good Sons
Detroit fire claims seventh young victim
Fire raced through a Detroit home on June 14 and claimed the life of 10 year old Nathan Crowell. He was one of eight Crowell children in the house. An 11 year old girl escaped with minor burns after jumping from a window.
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Detroit
Nathan Crowell
Crowell
Chicago market notes on butter grain prices and receipts
Chicago merchants report butter receipts at 1,302,000 lbs with wholesale prices steady to up 4, AA 92 and A 90 grade figures shown. Exes receipts 13,800 cases, whites good grades at 70 percent, various grades listed. No wheat oats or soy sales. corn No 2 yellow 1.31 and No 3 yellow 1.30. Barley quoted choice 1.20 to 1.35 nom, feed 0.90 to 1.08 nom.
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Monsanto Chemical
Dow Jones
National Gypsum
Ailis-Chalmers
Northern Pacific
American Canon No. States
American Motors
Olin
Bell & Farrell, Inc
Tel
Pfizer
Pepsi-Cola
Anaconda Hamilton
Phillips Pet
Ashlandg Ol
RCA
Pan Am
Sylph
Avco
James
Bethlehem Steel
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Boeing Airplane
Rexall Drug
Nekoosa
Reynolds Metals
Jefferson Elec
Caterpillar Trac
Royal Dutch
Wiggly Bonds
Chrysler
Safeway
Koehring Co
Sears Roebuck
Racine Hyd
Columbia Gas
Sinclair Ot
Salway Steel
Cornwith
Edison
NS Socony
la Crosse Tel
Bid Consolidated Foods
Southern Pacific
NS Wis. P. & Lt
Crane
Sperry Rand
Royal Dutch Curtiss Wright
Square D
Heileman Brg
Dow Chemical
Standard Oil Ind
Mass
Inv
Eastman Kodak
BS Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Packard
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Foremost Dairies
Swift
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Fruehaus
Texas Instruments
Wis. Fund
Gamble Skogmo
Trane Ss Northw. Bane
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20Th Century Fox
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General Motors
Us, Steel 1St Bank
General Tel
Westinghouse Elec
Wis. Pub. Soc
Getty Oi
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Pioneer Fin
Northern Ry
Woolworth
Greyhound
Central Tel
Th. Central
McQuay Inc
Harvester
Lake Ont
Chicago
USDA
Chicago Poultry Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Senate OKs full health appropriation amid wrangle
The Senate voted 79 to 2 to fund a $13,568,500 health appropriation after a tough debate. Senators Paul H. Douglas and William Proxmire opposed cuts, with Proxmire challenging White House aides and Douglas questioning executive travel and a motorized cart. Dirksen called the debate an amazing political exploration of spending and campaign themes.
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Isan
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Douglas
Dirksen
Wisconsin Highway Toll Rises With Five Fatal Crashes
A car-truck collision near Beloit and a tractor accident near Monroe contributed to Wisconsin’s 1959 highway death toll reaching 321. Chauncey Moore Sr. 58 of Beloit died in hospital after a Tuesday night crash. John Pierce 22 of Lancaster died after his car hit a truck on state Highway 35 near Dickeyville. Arnold Schroeder 45 of Potosi, a passenger, was killed and three others injured. George W. Proud 52 of West Kirland Wash died when his car left Highway 11 near Schullsburg. Eight-year-old farm boy Arley R Isely died in Monroe from a tractor mishap east of the city. driver Gene A. Schuetz 15 was treated for minor injuries.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Chauncey Moore Sr
Beloit
Rock County
John Pierce
Lancaster
Dickeyville
Arnold Schroeder
Potosi
Pierce
George W. Proud
West Kirland
Wash
Schullsburg
LaFayette County
Green County
Monroe
Here
Arley R. Isely
Gene A. Schuetz
Gene
Arley
Howard Isely
Pay Roll Bags $855000 For Wisconsin 32nd Division
CAMP MCCOY Wis Under heavy guard $855000 in folding money arrived for Wisconsin's famed 32nd Division with 100 bills and thousands of smaller notes to be paid Friday. Lt Col Robert Kauffman reports 3700 $100 bills 5000 $50 bills 10000 $2 bills and rest in smaller denominations. Recruits earn $39 for two weeks training. top officers over $700. Units to move to barracks Thursday. Gen Breidster to deliver closing critique Friday at 11 a.m.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin
Robert Kauffman
Madison
Wisconsin National Guardsmen
Waldemar F. Breidster
Rev Empire Holds Little Hope of Lutheran Merger
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Rev Paul C Empie executive director of the National Lutheran Council says there appears to be no hope for a union of Lutheran churches in the United States In an address at the Lutheran Missouri Synod Convention Dr Empie Wednesday said the doctrine adopted officially by the convention Tuesday killed any chance of unification The Missouri Synod resolution requires all pastors teachers and professors to abide by a 1932 doctrine rejecting evolution and affirming that conversion is by God not human cooperation Delegates voted against joining the Lutheran World Federation and rejected a proposal to allow members to become Masons A motion to disallow Boy Scout involvement passed in the Wisconsin Synod but the Missouri Synod kept local autonomy over Scout troops with supervision under church control
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San Francisco
Paul C. Empie
National Lutheran Council
United States
Lutheran Missouri Synod Convention
Empie
Missouri Synod
Convention
Wisconsin Synod
Synod
John W. Behnke
St. Louis
Wisconsin seeks fair tax reform to boost growth
The governor launched a sober citizens tax group to reform Wisconsin tax policy. Economists vowed objective fact finding, starting with current tax burden distribution and evaluating alternatives. Panel noted property tax relief is needed, while income tax reliance influences state competitiveness. The aim is a growth oriented system balancing revenues and economic health.
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Sober Citizens
Wisconsin
Harold Groves
Commission
W. D. Knight
Earl
Nelson
GOP Challenges Forgiveness In Withholding Bill
Madison AP Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly challenged a Democratic amendment to Gov Gaylord Nelsons income tax withholding bill on grounds of germane ness claiming it adds new tax collection methods and extra taxes Speaker George Molinaro took the matter under advisement The amendment offers a temporary forgiveness feature to offset a double collection effect and would apply to 1959 income The proposal also includes a 30 percent surtax in the second year of the biennium and would restore the withholding tax cut for 1960 income
Moderate Earthquake Off Mexican Pacific Reported
An earthquake of moderate intensity was recorded today by Fordham University seismograph off the Mexican Pacific coast. Shocks registered at 1:53 a.m. and 1:59 a.m. EST, according to New York AP telegraph.
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New York
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Fordham University
Argentina Near Revolt as Frondizi Faces Military and Labor Unrest
Argentina stood on the brink of upheaval with President Frondizi beset by rebellious military officers and mass protests by Communist and Peronist unions. Alsogaray’s cabinet reshuffle was cited to avert crisis, while several generals urged resignation and others warned of a coup. General Aramburu, abroad in West Germany, attributed the crisis to fraud and corruption.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Alvaro Alsogaray
Ber
Pedro Aramburu
Aramburu
West
Germany
Contestants Routed By 3 White Mice in NJ Miss Universe
In Cliffside Park New Jersey six candidates fled their dressing room prompting a recess in judging for Miss Universe. The contest resumed after three white mice were captured. Officials attributed the episode to a prankster who released the animals.
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Cliffside Park
N.J
New Jersey
Cow Collars Car in Hawaii Rope Incident
Clement Malani, 31, driving on a Hawaii highway, encountered a cow rope tied to its neck that stretched across the road. The cow pulled, slamming into his car and causing about $100 in damage. no cow damage was recorded in the police report.
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Laupahoehoe
Hawaii
Clement Malani
Malani
Missing New Jersey man sought in Arizona call
Sheriff Sgt Bill Brown received a request from Frank Sabedra of New Jersey to locate Manuel Sabedra Garcia, a man last heard from in 1919 in Arizona. The note from Sabedra states the missing man’s surname is Garcia.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bill Brown
Frank Sabedra
New Jersey
Arizona
Manuel Sabedra Garcia
Sabedra
Garcia
Discipline Begins At Two Months In Russia
Eleanor Roosevelt told the American Home Economics Assn. that Russian discipline starts at two months with six month olds doing pull ups. She cited a state nursery she visited where babies are trained to sit up at the same time daily. She argued the system aims to create disciplined citizens and to advance political aims, including paying for foreign language study to staff technicians abroad.
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Milwaukee
Eleanor Roosevelt
American Home Economics Assn
Fuel Tax Shifting Faces Hearing Opposition in Madison
At two hearings in Madison, Governor Gaylord Nelson faced opposition from petroleum industry spokesmen to shifting unclaimed motor fuel tax refunds to Wisconsin’s Conservation Department for public access roads. Pettroleum Retailers Assn and Wisconsin Petroleum Council argued the move duplicates highway duties and diverts funds from highways. Meanwhile officials outlined the budget, noting rising operating costs and new financing aims, including a park roads boost and a sticker fee to fund park access.
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Wisconsin Lakes
Louis Faber
Milwaukee
Assn
Conservation Department
Fred Elliott
Madison
Wisconsin Petroleum Council
Harold Plummer
State Highway Commission
State Motor Vehicle Department
James L. Karns
Nelson
Wisconsin Weather Overview and National Temperatures
The report notes temperatures ranging from 48 in the Superior Duluth area to 67 at La Crosse on the Mississippi River. The national low was 37 at Fraser Colorado, with Wisconsin highs from 8 at Lake Geneva to 62 at Park Falls. La Crosse and Madison reached 84, while Yuma Arizona recorded 114 as the warmest spot.
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Superior- Duluth
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Fraser
Colo
Lake Geneva
Wisconsin-Illinois State Line
Park Falls
Madison
Yuma
Arizo
Mercury
Break-ins Reported Around Galesville Wisconsin
Gale Break-Ins Reported To Sheriff Eugene Bijold. Sometime Sunday night burglars entered the Schilling Electric Plant through a basement window and took a small sum from a milk vending machine. Tuesday morning $3 to $4 in cash was taken from the Ray Post egg station near the plant after a window to the restroom was forced open.
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Galesville
Wis
Eugene Bijold
Schilling Electric Plant
Ray Post Egg
Baby Electrocuted in Newark Apparent Cord Contact
Newark New York reports that nine month old Fred Murphy was found dead at the base of a lamp. The coroner ruled the child was electrocuted after apparently touching an exposed cord.
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Newark
N.Y
Fred Murphy
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