Kohler Co. Told to Bargain With UAW in 1954 Dispute
The National Labor Relations Board directed Kohler Co of Sheboygan Wisconsin to bargain collectively with Local 833 of the United Auto Workers. The board found Kohler failed to bargain in good faith, citing unfair labor practices after a four day shutdown and an economic strike begun April 5 1954. Four board members said an unlawful wage increase to non strikers June 2 1954 converted the strike into an unfair practice. one member dissented. All five ordered Kohler to reinstate rank and file strikers.
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Washington
CPI
National Labor Relations Board
Kohler Co
Sheboygan
Wis
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Kohler
Joseph A. Kee
Kohier
Jenkins
Rebuilding of U S 41 Report Is Made Public
Madison AP says a State Highway Commission report on rebuilding 64 miles of U S 41 as a two lane or four lane divided roadway between Fond du Lac and Green Bay was released. It details 18 miles rebuilt and opened, with timelines for segments from Fond du Lac to Oshkosh, Neenah, Appleton, and De Pere, including right of way, bids, and surfacing plans through mid-1962.
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MADISON +AP
Hichner Commission
U.S
Fond du Lec
Gerrard Nelson
Fond Dua Lac
Stete 26
U. S
Oshkosh
Neenah
Brown-Qutagamie County
U. S. Tn Junction
Appleton
Nixon Invades Dixie in Belief He Has Chance
Vice President Richard M. Nixon launches a second campaign swing in the South with hope of winning in Southern states. He speaks in Birmingham and Atlanta on NBC TV and argues voters should have a choice, while contrasting his experience with Senator John F Kennedy.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Nixon
Jack Paars
Nbc-Tv
Eisenhower
Sceme
Security Council
John ‘. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nuclear Sub Crewmen Play Ball at Pole
Seadragon submarine crew led by Commander George P Steele reached the North Pole after pioneering a northwest passage route. A rubber raft ferried a baseball party to an ice floe as newsmen questioned Steele by radio after the subs surfaced.
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Washington
North Pole
Seadragon
George P
Steele
Demgs
Pole
Earth
Northwest Passage
Pentagon
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Kuehn Challenges Nelson To Exhibit Dem Film In Wisconsin
Republican Kuehn urged Gov Nelson to show the Democratic campaign film in Wisconsin during a Winneconne rally at County Park. The event drew about 690 attendees as Kuehn and George Thompson campaigned in Winnebago County for the GOP, pressing a nonpartisan issue on government employee strikes and public welfare.
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Kuehn
Nelson
Candi Steele
Wash- Dere
Philip Kuehn
Eveington
D.C
Gov Gay
Lord Nelson
Wisconsin
Kuenn
Winnebago
Winnéconne
Republican Party
George Thompson
Venera
Nebon
United States
America
Winnebago County Park
Winneceanne
Winnebago County
New Orleans Court to Rule On Segregation Lawsuit
A three judge federal panel in New Orleans hears arguments on suits to block Louisiana from enforcing new segregation laws in schools. Gov Jimmie Davis has pledged to keep schools segregated despite federal orders. The court will rule to prevent interference with school reclassification and to dissolve a state injunction.
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New Orleans
Richard T. Rives
U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Jimmie Davis
Davis
Rives
U.S. District Court
J. Sheily Wright
Herbert W. Christenberry
Louisiana
National Assay For the Advancement of Colored iPeople
Thurigood Mershall
Soviet Union Expels U.S. Embassy Official in Moscow
Moscow expelled George Payne Winters Jr. first secretary of the U S embassy for alleged activities incompatible with diplomatic status. The action follows the expulsion of U S embassy security officer Al A Lange and comes amid other retaliatory moves between the two nations, with Winters identified as heading the embassy's economic section. Winters, 40, from Denver Colorado, is described as a bachelor.
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Moscow
Winters
al A. Lange
Langelli
U.S
Edwin Kirton
Ivanov
Washington
Register to Vote Before September Primary Election
Voters have two days left to register for the September Primary. Register at the city clerk's office located in City Hall.
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City Hall
Bill to Aid Elderly Comes Up for Action
Washington AP report on a compromise Social Security bill for the elderly. The measure increases federal grants to states for medical commitments and includes minor liberalizations in benefits. Conferees removed a 62 retirement option and adjusted earnings-clip rules to balance retirement payments.
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Washington
Senate House
House
Senate
U S Swimmer Sets 10 Meter Freestyle Record
Rome reports Chris Von Saltza, a 16 year old from Saratoga California, shattered the Olympic 10 meter freestyle mark with a 1 01.9 clocking. She beat Dawn Fraser of Australia who held the previous record of 1 02 flat at Melbourne. Von Saltza won her heat by over four yards over Ursula Brunner of Germany.
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Rome
API
America
Chris von Saltza
Dawn i Fraser
Australia
Melbourne
Miss von Saltza
Saratoga
Calif
Ursula Brunner
Germany
Lumumba says UN forces to leave Congo as Belgian pullout nears
Premier Patrice Lumumba announced at a hastily called news conference that UN troops should depart when Belgian forces withdraw, insisting he will impose order with Congolese troops and police. Rioting outside the Palace of Culture disrupted delegates from African nations, highlighting Lumumba's fragile grip and opposition from rivals like Joseph Kasavubu.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Beletrim
Lumumba
Dag Hemmarskiold
U.N
Lumumbee
Palace of Culture
USN
Tan
Joseph Kusavubu
Apache Party
Congo Federation
OAS Split Over Cuba Condemnation at Conference
In San Jose Costa Rica delegates at the OAS Foreign Ministers Conference split on Cuba. The United States backed a sharp condemnation of Cuban Soviet aligned influence while a bloc favored a softer extraterritorial intervention stance. Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa accused the U S of meddling and proposed talks which Washington rejected as propaganda.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Western Hemisphere
OAS Foreign Ministers Conference
United States
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paraguay
Colombia
OAS
Bolivia
Venezuela
Mexico
Panama
Peru
Fedador
Salvador
Hon- Gutess
Christian A. Herter
Castra
Iinister
Raul Roa
Caribbean
Cubas
Rod
Roa
Herter
Cua
Unwed Mother Sells Baby On Berlin Street
A three day old baby boy was sold for $1 and delivered to a Chicago couple on a Berlin sidewalk near Berlin Memories Hospital. The infant weighed eight pounds 13 ounces. Police say the sale involved a Milwaukee migrant worker and a Montello teen who gave birth. Warrant issued for the Chicago man, Strazzante, and a Montello woman who negotiated the deal. Conspiracy to commit a crime charged as authorities piece together this chain of parents. Turn to BERLIN on Page 2.
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Berlin
Chicago
Berlin Memories Hospital
Ars
Green Lake County
Ch Caco
Reczuse
Alio Cheries Wildermuth
Wisconsnn
Joseph Strazzanie
Ie Ihinois
Monte
New Plane Planned by Boeing for 1965
Boeing Aircraft Co announced a fighter bomber recon plane capable of speeds over twice the speed of sound is under development and could be ready by 1965. The project signals a major advance in interceptor and reconnaissance aviation.
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New York
UPN
Boeing Aircraft Co
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