Strike Idles Rockwell Standard Wisconsin Axle Division
Negotiations between United Auto Workers and Rockwell Standard Corp broke down in Pittsburgh this morning. Workers at Wisconsin Axle Division and seven other Rockwell plants idled as the former contract expired and was not extended. UAW President Robert Paak said the strike followed a call from Vernon Spaulding, local president, and began at 10 am with a picket line by 10:15. Rockwell employs about 1,100 in its Axle Division locally, the city’s largest employer.
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Missing Denver patrol dog Honda located by call for help
Patrolman Fred Stevenson sought assistance to locate his 9 pound German shepherd named Honda. The officer assured volunteers the dog is friendly off duty and urged continued search efforts.
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Denver
UPS
Fred. Stevenson
Honda
Five Die In Three Accidents In Wisconsin Toll Rise
The Wisconsin traffic toll for 1965 climbed to 18 as five men died in three accidents. Emmett Evans 67 of Green Bay and John Macco 68 of De Pere died after their auto hit a freight train caboose in fog. Ross Hyland 41 and Charles Schleger 64 of Madison were killed when Hyland s car hit a guard rail amid thick fog. Fred Parker 80 of Fenimore, long-time Grant County supervisor, died in a Highway 18 crash. Continued on Page 10 Col 2.
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Charles Schleger
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North Western Railway
Green Bay
Emmett Evans
John Macco
de Pere
Ross C. Hyland
Charles W. Schleger
Hyland
Fred Parker
Fennimore
Grant County Board
Khrushchev Bitter But Not Without Comforts
Nikita Khrushchev, three months after his fall, lives in sulking retirement at Usovo in a Moscow suburb, bitter at ingratitude yet comfortable. He declined a government apartment, choosing the secluded dacha by the Moscow River, once a venue for Nixon and the Thompson family. He remains active in name only, shunning public appearances and foreign delegations, shaping a quiet, isolated exit from power.
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Khrushchev
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Bawn
Richard Nixon
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Nikita Sergeyvitch
Bomb attack threat near Abbeyleix House targets Princess Margaret
ABBEYLEIX Ireland UPI Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon stayed indoors as police and civic guards searched grounds around Abbeyleix House for bombs. A dragnet detained ten Irish nationalists believed linked to last night's explosion. five escaped through a police roadblock. Police cordoned off the area as officers hunted for homemade explosives in nearby woods. the royal couple remained calm indoors.
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Lord Snowdon
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Lord de Vasci
Snowdon
Callan
U.S. Unemployment Falls to 4.9 Percent in December
The Labor Department reports December jobless rate at 4.9 percent, matching a four year low and marking the second drop in 1964. Nonfarm payrolls rise by about 350,000 to 66.6 million, a December high. The quarter's average sits at 5.0 percent, the lowest since late 1957.
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Washington
Labor Department
Chicago records 1964 mild temps with few calls
For the first time in 27 years Chicago did not top 100 or drop below zero in 1964. Weather chief Joe R Fulks said the comparatively pleasant weather correlated with the fewest calls since 1953 to a weather bureau forecast line.
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Weather Bureau
Soviets Back Cyprus Federated Plan Do Not Break
A Soviet delegation in Istanbul reportedly told Turkish lawmakers they support Turkey’s federation proposal for Cyprus, signaling a possible shift from Moscow’s long backing of the Greek Cypriot government. The stance follows a Turkish move away from partition toward cantonal autonomy, with Cyprus set for debate at the U.N. General Assembly. President Makarios’s Greek Cypriot government has led calls for enosis, while NATO allies fluctuated amid Western pressures. Premier Ismet Inonu’s government reaffirmed NATO ties despite rising tensions. President Johnson had no scheduled Texas appointments, per White House.
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Cyprus
Soviet Union
Makarios
Greece
U.N. General Assembly
Nikolai V. Podgorny
Soviet Communist Party
Ismet Inonu
West
NATO
Accused Spy Faces Possible Death Penalty
Robert Glenn Thompson, a former U S airman now a Long Island fuel oil dealer, could receive the death sentence if convicted on a three count federal indictment charging espionage in the United States and Berlin between 1957 and 1963. Thompson pleaded innocent after posting a $15 000 bond at arraignment. The case features a tale of short wave radio, code names, secret writing paper, and clandestine contacts allegedly to transmit information about U S code books.
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UPS
Robert Glenn Thompson
U.S
Long Island
Husky
Berlin
Thompson
U. S
Star of India Recovered From Miami Bus Depot Locker
New York detectives and Allan Dale Kuhn recovered the Star of India and other gems in a two day Miami operation after a theft from the American Museum of Natural History. A 100 carat blood ruby was not found, and prosecutors said Kuhn’s contacts would not be prosecuted.
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Miami
Fla
Locker
Florida
Allan Dale Kuhn
Star of India
American Museum of Natural History
Manhattan
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Hogan
Kuhn
Maurice Nadjari
Nadjari
Steel Parleys Are Set Back By Industry Recess
Pittsburgh dispatch reports the US steel contract talks with USW have been suspended until Feb 75 to allow the union to focus on its international election. VP R Conrad Cooper of US Steel said the pause lets bargaining resume after the election, amid McDonald Abel leadership tensions.
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United Steelworkers
USW
R Conrad Cooper
US Steel
UPI
David J . McDonald
J. W. Abel
McDonald
Abel
Alcoa
Reynolds Aluminum
Olin Mathieson
Kaiser Aluminum
Cooper
Abel- McDonald
Abels
Teacher's Jaw Broken in Milwaukee High School Incident
A North Division High School teacher had both sides of his jaw fractured after being struck by two youths, aged 16 and 17. The assailants were captured by teachers after a doorway fight prompted about 100 students to gather, and were charged with battery and loitering on school premises.
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Milwaukee
UPI
North Division High School
Howard Ritzman
5Th District
Arthur Schwibinger
Schwibinger
Robert S. Bratdel
Fire Department
Milwaukee County Emergency Hospital
Goofed On Tax Blank State Goofed On Tax Blank
The Wisconsin Department of Taxation warned an instruction sheet error on dependents. It listed a $500 maximum gross income for a dependent as eligible, but the correct amount remains $600, same as last year. The mistake followed an assumption of a new law in the November session regarding filing thresholds for single filers under 65.
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State Department of Taxation
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