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Racine Journal Times Bulletin (Newspaper) - August 21, 1960, Racine, Wisconsin The Racine journal times vol 31, no. 18. Racine wis., sunday August 21, 1960 80 pages-6 sections-20 cents governor asks panel to probe Case co. Strike gov. Gaylord Nelson notified officials of the strike bound j. I. Case co. In Racine and strik i ing local 180. United Auto workers saturday that he has activated a fact finding panel to begin looking into the Svi month old labor dispute monday. Public hearing tuesday gov. Nelson said the cancellation of talks Between the Union and farm implement manufacturing firm scheduled for Friday prompted his decision. He said he notified both Anthony Valeo local 180 president and William j. Grede Case co. President of his decision by Telegram saturday. The panel members will meet with the governor on Nelson answered that the panel would not have any Powers of compulsion you seem to attribute to he said the panel would determine the facts prepare a report and then suggest Steps that might Lead to settlement. Russians recover space ship dogs Oas officials Yofe to Cut ties wit i Trujillo san Jose Costa Rica Western hemisphere foreign monday afternoon and open a unprecedented Public Heaning in Racine at la . Tuesday in the court action voted saturday to break a Zygg off diplomatic relations with the dominican Republic and embargo All arms shipments to its strongman regime. Dominican delegates walked out of the meeting As the min members of the panel directed to report to the governor and the Public Are Nathan Feinsinger University of Wisconsin labor relations expert Reynolds Seitz Dean of listers forwarded their resold Law at Marquette University and Edwin Young economics Tion to the organization of american states Oas for its professor at the University of certain approval. Wisconsin. Feinsinger is panel chairman. Arvid Anderson exec dominican foreign minister Porfirio Herrera Baez refused to comment on the condemn Tive Secretary of the Wisconsin Tjon of his government. His employment relations Board departure does not necessarily will serve As Secretary. I Ean dominican withdrawal Grede reached at his office from the Oas. However As All saturday afternoon said he latin american states and the had not received the telegrams i y felted a Tesh be automatic at that time and that he d not want to make and com t mint until he did and could Confer with other Case offi a l out precedent in latin Amer ican history and diplomatic vials. Valeo said Well be there to. Of course. Local 180 will a the mood of the ministers spells trouble for leftist Cuba when its Case comes up this week. Cuba s the governor s request to co to meet separately charges of . Aggression got the panel in its first official i a Cool reception when first act sent a Telegram to earlier this week and Valeo advising them of the a i a foreign ministers con Heaning me and asking their Generalissimo Rafael co operation. Trujillo s dominican regime of Feinsinger said the panel has asked to meet separately and informally with representatives of both sides tuesday morning before the hearing to explain its procedures. The most recent breakdown in negotiations came last week when the Union rejected a conditional offer from Case to re i sume talks. Case said they would meet Only if the Union came up with a new proposal. About 1,900 Law members have been on strike at Racine plants since March 9 in a dispute Over wages pension rights and welfare issues. Nelson in his wire notifying the parties of the panel s activation called the dispute a matter of compelling Public concern with a serious effect on both Racine county and the state of Wisconsin. Duty to act Protection of the Public interest is Paramount in our Laws governing labor management disputes and i feel that i have a duty to act in the Best interest of the people of the state and its Community. I feel that activation of the panel is in line with that when Nelson first proposed the panel aug. 10, Union officials said they would give it Complete co operation. Company officials however were Cool to the plan. Grede in a letter to Nelson contended that any attempt at forced intervention by a fact finding panel would prolong the strike. He said the company did not feel obligated to participate or go along with any panel decisions. Aggression against Venezuela. Venezuela accused Trujillo officials of backing a recent plot to assassinate president Romulo Betancourt and to overthrow his government. Report animals Are alive after orbiting Earth Moscow a the soviet Union Laid Satur Hay its dog carrying space ship has been returned to Earth with its have cargo Safe. The russians triumphantly announced the historical first of orbiting living creatures into space and returning them alive. They heralded the feat As the forerunner of Man s i fight into space. The soviet news Agency Tass said the two dogs that Rode the space capsule Are healthy after their 24-hour flight 437,500 Miles around the Earth. They Are undergoing medical examination. 198 Miles up the dogs named Arrow and Squirrel and about the size of Large Fox terriers were " whizzed around the Globe at was less than seven Miles a height of Miles at a the first soviet satellite was air -777. Launched in october 1957. Soon rate of 11/ Miles a mute. I to .111 1 afterwards the russians rocket they circled the Earth 18 a dog Pika out of the times before they were landed atmosphere but that dog died at a pre determined spot Tass in orbit. I the soviets have Given this while the United states has account of the so called space menagerie the two dogs were kept in separate compartments. They could see one another through a Glass partition. Scientific instruments attached to them connected with electronic devices which transmitted to stations in Russia their Puis rate breathing rate blood pres Tum to Page 2, col. 1 when school begins Denise will remain behind As her Sisters Daphne and Jessica Cross the Road to classes. Too late for school in 60 recovered vehicles from outer space it has not returned a living being from beyond the Earth s atmosphere. The soviets said they brought Back to Earth both the space ship and the capsule with the experimental animals detached from the other occupants radio Moscow said in addition to the two dogs the 4 /2-ton space ship carried several i rats and mice flies plants fungi microscopic water plants and some seeds. It also carried television cameras to observe the dogs behaviour and a raft of scientific instruments. The Tass announcement of the return said i Castro cancels Ball game Here although Denise Miller was pounds at birth. She is born two and a half months months older than Denise premature weighing a Mere younger Tolian three one Pound eight ounces she Miller lipid run. Fidel Castro of Cuba stepped. In saturday to Call off in i at the signal from the Earth i " the second soviet space ship y a a 10 landed in the pre set area at was scheduled today at Horlick but the 18th revolution around the f other Globe. The cuban dictator ordered i the space ship and the Cap the Caribbean Kings All of still arrived seven Days too later mrs. Miller Hopes that her sule with the experimental Ani to begin first Grade this year youngest daughter will be Mals detached from the ship with her sister Daphne. " come More Independent when landed safely. Size of doll Slie is on her own during the first Tinie coming school Days. The Denise the daughter of or. It is the first time in history and mrs. Albert Miller who a a v v Al hat living beings safely relive on Highway 20 East of pm " f school turned to the Earth after Cov House a litre her Sisters Goegring Over 700,000 Kilometres the Yorkville. Was one of tiniest babies Ever born in a a i school is Only m07 cart v Racine Hospital. When she left Cross the Highway from the a St. Mary s Hospital in i or Home. Apparatus and the Brak Ary 1955. Two months after i. Mil Mill nil i nil Iii ii Iii,1,1., her birth Denise was no bigger n tint t than her sister s doll. Dack to school seven Days too Young to enter first Grade next month Denise plays a school game with her sister Daphne left. Journal to Mai photo than her sister s doll. She quickly grew though j and within a year weighed a healthy 20 pounds. At Home she has become nearly inseparable from two of her Sisters who Are one and three years older than she. Can see school mrs. Miller said she and her husband tried not to baby Denise too much but that Daphne is very protective world toward her sister and has done much of Denise s thinking and talking. Daphne herself was born premature two months and ing worked Well and provided for the Landing at a pre determined whom Are cubans to Hustle Back to the Homeland by monday and thus the game scheduled Between the Kings and Racine blues was erased. Dempsey Hovland head of a Beloit booking Agency which handles the Caribbean Kings said that All of the cubans had unlimited visas meaning they could stay in this country indefinitely. The action recalling the the launching and the return players had to come from the to Earth of the cosmic satellite other end Cuba Hovland said. The presence of the edition in Loda s sunday ,. Bulletin will be you on the pc new teachers the Educa of soviet scientists developments and the technicians and workers fashions that will be part of if. Or of mans the a acne scene this sep 1"� interplanetary tember. in this Section space deviation slight the announcement did not say where the Landing Point was. It said that planes and . And state news helicopters delivered Medicine pages. 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 12 for the dogs. It said scientists i Are now checking All the Ani local news. Page 4 Mals which underwent the american heritage Page 13 " Tass said the deviation from weighed three and one half editorial. Page 18the calculated Point of Landing chilean strikers scuffle with police Santiago. Chile m striking Hospital and cemetery workers clashed with police saturday in Santiago s Alma it Gro s Plaza. Several persons saturday night with new so were Hurt and a number Viet attacks on Secretary Gen arrested. The incident occurred As the strikers began a March toward the Center of the City. Soviets denounce Dag Over handling of Congo crisis United nations n. in rapid succession Vasily thumb of the United states and Der Secretary of the u. A. As to Pakistan. Bunche has been Antoine Eizenga and others in the Congo crisis deepened Kuznetsov soviet Deputy for Iso called colonial Powers. He Hammarskjold s personal rep snubbed by Congo Premier a la group sent by Lumumba to eign minister demanded Ham objected to canadians As being resent Tive in the Congo by Trice Lumumba in recent Days the Security Council session Harskjold withdraw Canadian allies of Belgium whom he Rajeshwar Dayal Veteran in in Leopold Ville. It was reported that the Afri eral Dag Hammarskjold while u. N. Security Council members prepared for an emergency session today. Units of the u. N. Force and classed As aggressors in the attacked his civilian Aid pro-1 Congo. Gram for the Congo As putting the u. N. Replaced Ralph Ted african nation under Thel Burbe american negro in Dian Diplomat. Dayal served on a u. N. Commission in the Lebanon crisis in 1958 and now is India s Hig a Congo dept indicate displeasure cans Here Are trying to Cool leaders of african delegates off the congolese group s hos to the United nations huddled Utility. Many of their Golem Premier turn to Page 2, col 3 players Here was All right with the . the Kings managed by Modesto Perez All belong to the Washington senators farm system. Castro has been calling Many cubans Back to their Homeland and his message finally reached the Kings at Beloit Hovland said. Racine area weather partly Cloudy with Utt la temperature change today through monday. High today Low 80s. Low tonight upper 60s. Light variable winds today. Elsewhere in state partly Cloudy with a few showers mainly North portion today and monday. Little change in temperature. High today mostly in the &0v

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