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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1962
Page
5
A federal mediator announced a settlement between AF of L and CIO aluminum workers and Alcoa ending a one day strike that affected Alcoa plants in ten cities and Reynolds plants in a separate action. The strike disruption was widespread across the industry.
More than 16,000 union members walked off their jobs at Reynolds Metals and Alcoa amid contract talks. Federal mediator William Rose announced a resumption of negotiations and said the Alcoa situation was settled with workers returning to their posts. Executives and union leaders awaited ratification by union ballots as talks continued on wage and benefit details across 19 states.
John E Eddie R Stahl, union president, says job security and protection against displacement by automation are main stumbling blocks to a settlement. Twelve Reynolds plants in Mas sena New York Richmond Virginia Louisville Kentucky Sheffield Als Bellwood Virginia and St Louis idle. Alena’s 24 plants affected include Chilliothe Ohio Lancaster Cressona Pennsylvania Warrick Lafayette Davenport Massena Wenatchee Vancouver East St. Louis. The strike against Alcoa and Reynolds began at 2 30 am EDT after three year contracts expired.
4 H winners named Sarah Good Cynthia Johnson Jill Bowman Mary Hostetler Betty Lightwood Phyllis Vasbinder earned blue red and white ribbons. Linda Baller Jean Brown Ann Dillie Joyce Ehle Pat Ehle Harper Lackey Celia Lamper Pam Perkins Marlene Stottlemyer won blue ribbons in the Seventh Division Clothing. Peggy M Dwyer and Helen Wagoner also placed in blue and third respectively.
Month Begins suffers possible fractured pelvis and face lacerations with no age given. Jerry Severn and Stanley Lawler 19 of 645 Alexandria Pike also have lacerations. Both cars demolished. Dortha Alexander 31 of Middle town sustains a knee injury and is unconscious after a collision on E 38th Street. Ronald Hooker 18 of 4724 Clearview Dr drives the other car. Total damage about 400 dollars. Exiled former President Manuel Prado and wife depart for Paris by plane.
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