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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1955

Page

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U S Plans Withdrawal From Japan

After talks in Washington on Japan's postwar role, Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu hailed a plan for a progressive reduction of U S ground forces in Japan but no withdrawal date was set. He outlined a six year rearmament plan for Japan and discussed shared defense and financial terms with Dulles. Japan seeks independence in defense while the U S maintains security dependents. Parole decisions for about 22 war criminals were announced.

Washington Japan Mamoru Shigemitsu United States New York Tokyo Shigemitsu Dulles U.S Western Pacific Far Pacific Okinawa Ryukyu and Bonin Islands China Sugamo State Department U.S. Clemency and Parole Board

No Mining Signs Placed Around Boise State Lot

The State Land Department posted signs around the new asphalt parking area near the Idaho statehouse in Boise. The notices warn to stay off state land and prohibit timber removal grazing without permit and mining.

Boise Idaho State Land Department Statehouse

Weather Update for La Crosse and Vicinity

Fair and warmer with clear skies. Tonight low 48 degrees. Friday high 84 degrees. Local winds light. No precipitation expected.

la Crosse

Two-Fifths Of U S Seen On Photo From 100 Miles Up

A Navy released composite photo taken at about 100 miles altitude shows roughly two fifths of continental United States from Mexico City to Little Rock and Omaha. The image spans 14.5 million square miles and includes a large hurricane centered near Del Rio Texas.

White Sands N.M Naval Research Laboratory of Washington, D.C Omaha Neb Gulf of California Mexico Texas del Rio U.S. Navy Unifax U.S Washington Earth Navy Mexico City Pacific Ocean Little Rock Ark United States Proving Grounds del ‘Rio Tex

Union and management tackle local issues at two sites

In West Allis and La Crosse teams from Allis-Chalmers and The Trane Co. met with mediators to settle local concerns. National issues for six plants tied to UAW CIO were resolved, with final agreement awaiting local matters as labor umpire Dr. Nathan Feinsinger noted progress.

Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co West Allis la Crosse Trane Co U.S Uaw-Cio Nathan Feinsinger University of Wisconsin Law

France Pledges Elections in Viet Nam Policy

Paris says France remains pledged to elections in Viet Nam despite Dulles opposition. The government reiterates the Geneva accords should be respected and elections should be held by next July, noting the United States did not sign the agreements.

Paris France Viet Nam U. S Dulles Washington Indochina United States

Holiday on Ice Final Show Packs La Crosse Auditorium

The Holiday on Ice troupe drew full houses at 1:15 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. shows in La Crosse, with hundreds turned away for the matinee. Manager Sid Cohen praised local officials and fans for warm hospitality as the unit thanked the city and eyed a return next year.

la Crosse Mary Lawyear Joe Givens Holiday On Ice Sid Cohen

Chrysler UAW reach contract settlement after plant strikes

Chrysler Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers reached a contract settlement six hours after widespread strikes hit Chrysler plants in six states. The deal, modeled on Ford and GM agreements, guarantees laid off workers 60 to 65 percent of take home pay for up to 26 weeks and includes wage increases, pension boosts, and broader union rights, with payments to a layoff pay plan starting immediately but benefits available June 1.

Detroit Chrysler Corp CIO United Auto Workers Chrysler UAW Ford General Motors Auto Michigan Indiana California Delaware Kansas Georgia

Eisenhower Creates Emergency Board Over PRR Dispute

President Eisenhower named an emergency board under the Railway Labor Act to investigate a dispute between the Pennsylvania Railroad and 35 000 non operating employees. The move delays a potential strike for at least 60 days as the CIO Transport Workers Union votes to strike the nation’s largest railroad over long standing grievances.

Denver Eisenhower Pennsylvania Railroad National Mediation Board National Mediation CIO Transport Workers Union

Israel Says Two Egyptian Jets Shot Down In Gaza Front

Fighting flared along the Gaza front as Israel reported two Egyptian fighters shot down. Cairo claimed the planes crashed during a reconnaissance flight. Egypt said Israel struck a military HQ in the coastal area and reported casualties among the Palestine defense force. Israel said the attack aimed to sever Gaza Rafah communications and that its pilots gained height to strike after intrusions into Israeli air space.

Israel United Nations Gaza Foreign Office Jerusalem Gaza Strip Falajja Rehovot al Fedayeen The Unifax Cairo Egypt Palestine Defense Force Palestine National Defense Force Khan Yunis

Volunteers In Chest Drive Hold Meetings

About 60 volunteers in the larger employer division met Tuesday and Wednesday to plan a two week ground campaign for the 1956 Community Chest. A L Christensen announced co chairmen W Leo Murphy Roy E Kumm and William Onson to lead the division. The group will solicit pledges and organize in plant drives as the Chest goal of 187000 must be met.

Tribune Cochairmen W. Leo Murphy Roy E. Kumm William C. Hanson Community Chest A. L. Christensen Gateway Transportation Co G. Heilerman Brewing Co William Onson Allis-Chalmers Mfg.Co Christensen Spledges Hanson Chest Red Feather Murphy Community Chest and Welfare Federation

Peron May Seek State of Siege to Pacify Argentina

President Peron plans to ask Congress to approve an immediate state of siege for Buenos Aires after warning opponents violence will be met with greater force. Both chambers were to convene, with swift approval expected and Peron to sign into law. He said he would not resign to guarantee pacification amid mass demonstrations led by CGT and Peronist groups.

Buenos Aires Argentina Peron Congress Chamber of Deputies Senate Plaza de Mayo General Confederation of Labor CGT Peronista Hugo di Pietro Juan Peron Peronistas Unifax

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