Kohler Strike Payoff Distributes $4.5 Million to Workers
Milwaukee reports the National Labor Relations Board began paying $4.5 million to 4,349 current and former Kohler Co. employees. The settlement covers back pay and pension restoration from a six year strike by United Auto Workers Local 83, ending with a Dec 1965 agreement. Checks were to be mailed by early December.
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L.A. Assessor Probe Delayed as Jury Recessed
Los Angeles County grand jury investigating campaign contributions to Assessor Philip E. Watson recessed until Monday after hearing Thursday. William B. Ross of Balls and Ross testified his firm handled Watson's 1962 campaign and 1966 re election and claimed records are open. The panel questioned a $5,000 contribution from Crown Towers tied to a County Tax Appeals Board value reduction.
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Melodyland faces council clash over bare‑breasted show
Anaheim officials debate Melodyland production Nine performers displayed bare chests to evoke atmosphere says producer Zevin. council considers sign location and conditional use permit as leverage. Attorney Schlegel calls it censorship while Zevin asserts the show is a contracted package already touring major cities. Disney concerns surface as City Attorney Geisler defends council actions as proper control.
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Koufax Quits Game With Ailing Arm For 1967
Dodgers star Sandy Koufax, plagued by elbow arthritic pain and a lingering finger circulatory issue, hints at retirement after the 1966 World Series. He says key factor would be his arm misery rather than contract terms, following a winter decision.
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Moon Photo Try Appears in Trouble
Irregular telemetry may have doubled the shutter events during Orbiter 2 camera runs over the Sea of Tranquility. Transmissions to a Madrid tracking station will determine if double exposure occurred as officials analyze high and low resolution shots planned for 16 frames.
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15000 North Vietnamese on Laos border report
U S officials say at least 15000 North Vietnamese troops and an undetermined number of construction workers are in Laos. They guard the Ho Chi Minh trail toward South Vietnam while experts expect them to assist with rice and food supplies. No signs of an imminent winter offensive in Laos.
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Well Out of Control Evacuates Town After Gas Well
A wild gas well near Downsville forced an evacuation as it spewed violently today despite efforts to control it. Officials warned residents to stay away from the area and monitor updates.
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