Kohler Firm's Offer Rejected by Strikers
The 16 month Kohler Co strike ends with about 2,000 UAW CIO Local 833 members told to persuade non strikers to return to work as talks fail. Federal mediator calls it a finish fight while union leaders urge reinstatement of all strikers and Kohler defends its previously promised rehiring terms.
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LCL Jquad
Kohler
Kohler Village
Robert H. Moore
U.S. Mediation Service
Chicago
Lyman C. Conger
William Carpenter
Kohler Co
UAW
Kobler
Emil Mazer
Ternational
Mazer
Chler
Mavy
Sheboygan
Emil Marey
Uaw-Cio
Kohler Plumbing Manufacturing Company
Twelve unions charged with Taft Hartley violations
Chicago report says twelve labor organizations were charged with Taft Hartley violations for interfering with clay shipments to the Kohler Co plant near Sheboygan Wisconsin. Paper Makers Importing Co of Easton Pennsylvania and Hammerl and Gillespie of New York filed secondary boycott charges with the NLRB. Attorneys Hoebrecht and Davis Jr of Milwaukee requested federal action to stop the unions from strikes or concerted refusals to unload two foreign owned clay ships bound for Kohler.
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Chicago
Kohler Co
Sheboygan
Wis
Paper Makers Importing Co
Easton
Hammer
Gillespie
New York City
National Labor Relations Board
S. Hoebrecht
W. S. Davis Jr
Milwaukee
NLRB
Argentina in Chaotic State Claim by Naval Lieutenants
Two Argentine navy lieutenants Jorge Emilio Colet and Ramon A. Carvera said they sought political asylum in Uruguay, arguing Argentina is in a chaotic state with no guarantees of life or property. They arrived with their wives and five children after landing a twin engined C47 at Carrasco Airport.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Jorge Emilio Colet
Ramon A. Carvera
Carrasco
Kohler to hike pay with 10 cent raise for workers
Kohler Company plans a 10 cent per hour pay increase after the final negotiating session with striking Local 833 of the CAW. Chief counsel Lyman Conger said the raise would apply to all workers, though the exact effective date has not been disclosed. The package adds five cents generally and another five cents for non-incentive workers.
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Sheboygan
Lyman Conger
Kohler Company
Conger
Cawcio
Chicago
Forgery Ring Probed After Releases From Angola Prison
Louisiana penitentiary officials probe a forgery ring that freed at least a dozen inmates by falsifying records. Payments of up to 300 dollars per case surfaced as convicts were erased or refiled to shorten sentences and alter crimes. Warden Maurice Sigler ordered a full records review as seven suspects fled and four others were placed in isolation.
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Angola
Louisiana
Maurice Sigler
Ring
Sargent Pitcher
FBI
Pope
United States to Aid Bolivia Road Improvements
The United States will provide 75000 dollars and technical personnel to build new roads and improve existing ones in Bolivia under a Wednesday signed agreement.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
United States
Bulganin Rejects Eisenhower Data Exchange Offer
Soviet Premier Bulganin told an extraordinary session of the Supreme Soviet that Eisenhower’s proposal for trading military secrets and opening both nations to aerial reconnaissance has little significance. He praised Geneva results as a turning point in East West relations and urged steps toward staged disarmament, while calling for China’s UN admission to ease tensions.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Eisenhower
Russia
Geneva
Soviet Union
Red
China
United Nations
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Bulganin
U.ss.r
Anthony Eden
Edgar Faure
Faure Cabinet Approves Moscow Visit Plan
Paris reports the cabinet approved Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay to visit Moscow likely in early October. The trip would follow Konrad Adenauer’s Soviet visit and precede the Big Four foreign ministers resuming East West talks in Geneva.
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Faure
Paris
Moscow
I Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Konrad Adenauer
Geneva
Three Bandits Try Brinks Holdup In Buffalo
In Buffalo New York a machine gun assault on a Brinks stronghold left guard Eugene Clohessy wounded and three gunmen fleeing with cash. James Saler merio alias Jimmy Sheridan aged 35 and two accomplices Pettinato 38 and Mazzella 45 were pursued as exits were sealed and a battle for the loot ensued with two bandits captured after being cornered by police and tear gas.
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Buffalo. N.Y
Brinks, Inc
James Salermerio
Jimmy Sheridan
New York
Anthony Pettinato
Baltimore
Sylvester Mazzella
Brinks
Eugene Clohessy
Buffalo
Clohessy
Salermerio
Crohessy
Fort Erie
Ont
Stanley Kilodzinski
Klodzinski
Boston
Polio Deaths Rise as Neenah Man Dies in Appleton Hospital
Neenah resident Kenneth Soren, 25, died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital after polio infection, the second fatality in Neenah this week. The Clark Hospital reported two new polio cases, a 16 year-old girl and a 2-year-old boy from Little Chute, as gamma globulin became available to doctors for free distribution to contacts. Many events were postponed or canceled, and mayoral order closed summer playgrounds and pools for under 16.
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Neenah
Kenneth Sorensen
Fifth St
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Appleton
John Hanson
Clark
St. Mary's
Outagamie County
Menasha High School
Blood Bank
Red Cross Blood Bank
Kimberly Clark Corporation
Menasha Masonic Lodge
Sorenson
Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Rita
Claude
Michael
Kim
Kevin
Abs
Marie K. Sorensen
John Peterson
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Westgor Funeral Home
St. Margaret Mary's Catholic Church
St. Margaret Cemetery
Neenah-Menasha
Soviet offer to establish relations with West Germany
The Soviet Union offered to establish diplomatic cultural and trade relations with West Germany with no preconditions. Bonn officials said the note fulfilled West German wishes and indicated talks with Adenauer could occur in Moscow by late summer or early autumn before the Big Four foreign ministers meet. Adenauer, at Muerren, weighed details of a possible Moscow trip to discuss relations.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Russan
Konrad Adenauer
Moscow
Adenauer
Paris
Franz Bluecher
Muerren
Johnson Leads Mississippi Race Johnson Leads Mississippi Race
Johnson, 39, youngest candidate for Mississippi governor, led the Democratic primary field but faces a runoff August 23. He seeks the office once held by his late father, opposed by Attorney General J.P. Coleman as unofficial returns showed. former Gov. Fielding Wright trailed after promoting ways to defy Supreme Court desegregation rulings.
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Jackson
Miss
CPI
Paul B Johnson
Johnson
J.P Coleman
Coleman
Gev
Fielding Wright
U.S. Supreme Court
Eleven U S airmen freed from Chinese captivity
Eleven U S airmen who say they were not shot down over Chinese territory returned to freedom after two years in Red Chinese jails. They told reporters at a supervised briefing that they entered China from North Korea by train and faced an espionage trial. The veterans described harsh treatment but insisted their release was not a confession of guilt. They departed for Tachikawa near Tokyo and then Hawaii on the first leg home.
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Hong Kong
U. S
China
Air Force
United States
Clark Field
Phiippines
Pam
Tachikawa - Ar Base
Tekyo
Hawaii
Siavik Itong Keng Jockey Club
John Knox Arnold Jr
North Korea
Remark by Air Force liaison on captured flyers plight
A liaison officer remarks on the captured airmen as he recounts their ordeal and endurance during captivity. The officer notes the pilots have endured much and deserve support, reflecting on their experience and morale amid the mission.
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Air Force
Self-Rule For Tunisia Given OK in France
The French Council of the Republic approved a plan granting Tunisia significant self-government by 254 votes to 25 and it goes to President Rene Coty for signature. The package, agreed by Tunisian and French leaders, leaves defense and foreign relations with France while expanding internal autonomy. Premier Edgar Faure emphasized preserving France's interests alongside Tunisia's gains.
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Tunisia
France
Paris
Council of the Republic
Rene Coty
Algeria
French
Morocco
National Assembly
Edgar Faure
Council
Four Banks Increase Loan Discount Rates
The government tightened credit to curb inflation with four Federal Reserve banks raising loan discount rates. The move follows FHA and VA changes on home loans and targets the record growth in loans, especially consumer and automobile borrowing, as banks adjust funding costs.
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Washington
Cove
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Federal Reserve Bulletin
Lloans
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Federal Reserve System
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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Kehler Company
Argentina
Kaukauna
Fehhildren
Mississippi
Ole Fishtn
Menominee Park
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