Cites Call For Union Control In Kohler Strike Probe
Senate probe testimony on the Kohler Co strike cites need for control over large labor unions that use mass picketing to disrupt work. The Rackets Investigating Committee notes incidents of intimidation and blocking deliveries as the four year dispute continues in Kohler Wisconsin.
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Thomson
Russia
Plea Planned by Driver in Fatal Kohler Area Crash
The driver in the fatal Kohler area collision faces a forthcoming plea as hearings probe labor protests and alleged violence linked to the UAW boycott. Testimony details threats, shootings, and paint bomb incidents toward truck drivers delivering Kohler products.
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Arthur Butten
Man charged in fatal bicycle crash twenty miles from Oshkosh
Jaeger, charged with negligent homicide, appeared at a preliminary hearing in the Oshkosh Courthouse after a March 12 crash on Highway 45 that killed 8 year old Duane R. Zillges. Six witnesses testified including county officers. Jaeger did not testify. He is free on 2000 bond.
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Dist. Atty
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Richard Cook
LeRoy Luft
Lawrence E. Bartell
Highway 45
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Winnebago County
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Harman Schaucher
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Dairy Co op Urges Ike To Sign Ag Bill
Pure Milk Products Cooperative urged President Eisenhower to sign the dairy price support bill. The telegram from William Eckles warned that withholding signature would quicken business and employment deterioration and harm the anti recession policy. The bill freezes supports at 3 percent of parity instead of dropping to 75 percent on April 1. Ike was expected to veto.
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White House
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Rocket Sled Hits 2704 Miles Per Hour Record
ALAMOGORDO New Mexico A rocket powered sled reached 2704 miles per hour on a monorail at a nearby Air Force missile development center Lt Col Donald H Walcheck chief of track testing said the speed topped the previous 208 miles per hour record set at China Lake California The run was an evaluation test to see if the sled would stay intact and it remained undamaged.
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Air Force Missie Development Center
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Naval Air Research Test
China Lake
Calif
Ghana to Seek Aid for Agriculture and Veterinary Education
Ghana announces plans to request large-scale U S assistance for agricultural and veterinary education and for a nationwide geological survey to aid development.
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Accra Ghana
United States
Explosion at Superior Injures Two
Two men were injured when a blast destroyed a loading dock truck at Lake Superior Refining Co in Superior. Roy Oeterer of Finlayson Minn and Norman Bartylla of Superior, a refinery employee, were hospitalized with undetermined injuries as fire units assessed $37,000 in damage. Fire officials tied the explosion to static electricity during gasoline loading and said debris was hurled 150 feet from the platform.
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Hammarskjold Heads to Moscow for Disarmament Talks
United Nations secretary general Dag Hammarskjold leaves for Moscow to discuss East West disarmament deadlock with Soviet leaders and to seek Western input before any UN parley. He plans a London stop on return and starts his second term April 10 after unanimous Security Council and General Assembly approval.
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Engineer Parker’s Card File Helps Burglars Loot Chicago
Walter Parker, 27, a Chicago engineer, wonders if his meticulous card file listing possession locations aided burglars who used it to steal nearly $200 in loot. He suspects the organized notes guided the break in.
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Walter Parker
Oil and Rubber Centers Hit by Indonesian Rebel Battles
In Sumatra the rebellion centers on Me dan and surrounding oil and rubber hubs. Rebels claim control of Goodyear Rubber Co plantations outside Medan while government troops reinforce Pakanbaru near Caltex oilfields. Caltex evacuates families as rumors of clashes around Lirik and other sites spread. The fate of Atieh and neutral zones in Northern and Southern Sumatra remains unresolved.
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Eisenhower Heads South for Golf at Augusta
President Eisenhower flies to Augusta Georgia for a weekend at the Augusta National Golf Club planning golf rest and perhaps bridge. Accompanied by his physician Major General Howard McSnyder and White House aide James Hagerty the trip follows weeks of bad weather delaying golf and other travel.
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Coca- Cola Corp
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Jobless Claims Dip as Auto Sector Eases Layoffs
Labor Department data show new unemployment claims fell by 29,900 to 410,500 last week the lowest since December with trends suggesting possible leveling of total unemployment. States report mixed changes with declines in New York Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and increases in Indiana Texas Illinois amid seasonal factors. President Eisenhower plans to seek federal funds to extend unemployment benefits next week.
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Color theme of President’s Conference on Occupational Safety changed
The Washington Times reports the upcoming President’s Conference on Occupational Safety will adopt a new color theme named radiation purple replacing the former toofite emeen.
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Toofite Emeen
Two More Soviet A Tests Reported
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that Russia tested two more nuclear weapons, one small and one large, marking the seventh and eighth tests since the Soviet series began on February 22.
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Snow Storm Paralyzes Northeast With Record Snowfall
Snow depths topped six feet in some areas with 46 inches reported and drifts six feet high. At least 49 deaths blamed on the storm as floods threatened the East and millions faced outages. Emergency measures spread across Pennsylvania New Jersey New York and New England as rescue convoys aided stranded travelers.
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Britain Eyes Limited Rocket Base Plans Amid Storms and Strikes
Widespread disruption followed 74 mph winds along the coast as ships and flights faced hazards. In Wisconsin, Sen. Schoeppel opens the GOP convention plans in Milwaukee as party leaders name a treasurer and map campaigns. A Cairo delta village fire killed sixteen and injured many, shadowing politics with disaster.
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Four Airmen Die in B47 Crash At Avon Park Florida
The Air Force named four crewmen killed in a B47 jet bomber crash during gunnery practice on Friday. Maj. Robert Heiney 37 aircraft commander from Portland Oregon Capt Alexander Siling 37 from Brooklyn New York Ist Lt Edwin T Pooser Jr 27 pilot of Lake Wales Florida and 1st Lt Leon McAdams Jr 90 navigator from Santa Cruz California per Air Force release.
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