Labor alliance forms between Teamsters and Auto Workers
The nascent Alliance for Labor Action unites Teamsters and United Auto Workers to organize nonunion workers and pursue social programs. AFL CIO leadership led by George Meany condemns it as dual unionism, while some unions show guarded interest.
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Washington
Alliance For Labor Action of
Teamsters Auto Workers
Teamsters
United Auto Workers
America
Aflcio
Federation
George Meany
Meany
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Frank Fitzsimmons
Reuther
Groundbreaking Set For $2.414 Million Area Vocational School
Ground will be broken at 10 a.m. July 1 at 38th and Brown in Anderson for a new $2,414,000 area vocational school serving 19 school units in Madison, Hamilton, Hancock and Henry counties. Superintendent G. E. Ebbertt will MC as guests include state education officials and numerous superintendents and officials from area districts.
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G. E. Ebbertt
Brown St
Anderson
Madison
Hamilton
Hancock
Henry
Ebbertt
Dallas Hastrelle
Hamilton Heights
Dale Swanson
Noblesville
John Crick
Marion-Adams School Corporation
Sheridan
Hamilton County
Burton Brinkerhoff
Westfield - Washington
Leo Marshall
Hamilton Southeastern
George Glenn
Eastern Hancock
M. K. Holzhausen
Southern Hancock
J. B. Stevens
Greenfield Central School Corporation
Imil Mills
Mt. Vernon School Corporation
L. Sigler
Blue River Valley
Charles A
Strike Hits Container Corp Plant Over Contract Offer
More than 300 members of International Paper Makers and Paper Workers Union Local 1045 walked off the job at the Container Corp. plant after failed negotiations with a federal mediator in Chicago. Union leaders cited insurance pensions and wages as core disputes, noting the company proposed a 16 cent raise after year one.
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International Paper Makers and Paper Workers Union Local No. 1045
Container Corp
Chicago
Jerry M. Clinard
New Brunswick
N.J
Dallas
Tex
Clinard
Headlines and Page Prompts From The Herald Today
A catalog of section teasers lists topics across pages including GOP senator military power gains, Dirksen battles over a U S judge ship for Indiana, Army notes on desertion boosts, Hanoi interest in Clifford withdrawal, plus arrivals obituaries church services and other daily features across pages 2 to 12.
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Crane
Dr. Brady
Elwood and
Alexandria
Convention Weekend Budget Pledges 1969 70 Latin Mission Focus
The 80th International Convention of the Church of God adopts a 2 275 000 budget for 1969 70 with 75 000 earmarked to launch a Latin America missions thrust and 165 000 approved over two years. The gathering in Anderson Indiana expects a large crowd, with sessions across Warner Auditorium and Park Place Church of God featuring pastors and educators. Ministers from across the country attend papers on Youth Ministry and church education as thousands participate in hundreds of institutes and meetings ahead of Sunday worships.
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Church of God
Latin America
Missionary Board
Dewayne Bell
Azusa Pacific College
Azusa
Calif
William C. Neece
Mishawaka
Park Place
Indiana
Ecuador seizes seven foreign tuna boats near Galapagos
Ecuadorian authorities report the seizure of seven foreign tuna vessels for alleged poaching within 200 miles of the coast. Four were U.S. registered Royal Pacific Neptune Bold Venture and Marietta all from San Diego. Japanese boats were also among those seized 150 miles off Galapagos with 82 crew escorted to San Cristobal.
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Quito
Ecuador
UPI
U.S
Royal Pacific
Neptune
Bold Venture
Marietta
San Diego
Calif
Ecuadorean
Galapagos Islands
San Cristobal Island
American Tuna
Peru
Edward Silva
Washington
State Department
United States
Chile
Apollo 11 rehearsals point to July 16 moon launch
Chief astronaut Donald K. Slayton said Apollo 11 could be ready to go on July 16 if the moonship trainer remains operational. Armstrong Aldrin and Collins used a Cape Kennedy lunar module trainer while the control center simulated lunar conditions for the mission set to launch July 16 with a July 20 moon landing and July 21 ascent.
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Cape Kennedy
Neil A. Armstrong
Michael Collins
Edwin E. Aldrin
Earth
Slayton
Armstrong
Aldrin
Collins
Mission Control Center
Houston
Cape Kennedy Moonport
Longest Day as Indiana Begins Summer Light
The article notes Indiana on Double Daylight Time with a sunrise around 6 17 a m and daylight lasting nearly 15 hours today marks the start of summer. Terre Haute will see sunset about 9 22 p m. The piece recalls a decade of clock changes and hints at winter’s shorter days ahead.
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Madison
Terre Haute
Indiana
Harvey Riedel
Madison Avenue Road To Close For Water Main Work
Madison Avenue between Hartman Road and W Cross Street will close to traffic starting Monday June 23 until further notice. Steeg engineering firm says workmen install a 24 inch water main connecting the Anderson Water Utility deep well field treatment plant at Hartman Road with the city water system at W Cross Street.
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Madison Avenue Road
Hartman Road
W. Cross Street
Steeg Engineering
Anderson Water Utility
City
Jamboree Bound Scouts To National Jamboree Trip
About 40 Boy Scouts and leaders from Kikihaweaund Council head to Farragut Idaho for the National Jamboree July 16 22 by chartered bus leaving Anderson July 7. They will tour Missouri Kansas Colorado Wyoming and Montana visiting Truman and Eisenhower centers Air Force Academy Yellowstone and more before returning July 28 with stops at Rapid City Mount Rushmore Badlands LaCrosse and Wisconsin Dells.
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Kikihaweaund Council
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Anderson
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Rapid City
S.D
Mount Rushmore
Badlands National Monument
LaCrosse
Wis
Wisconsin Dells
Dale Boone
James Boone
Rick Smith
Ernest J. Smith
Mike Whalen
Rod Whalen
Jerry
Olivia McRoberts
Kenneth Amos
Charles Amos
Gary Solid
Charles Solid
Dearl Dunbar
Anderson Boy Nominee For State Youth Council's Service Award
Jeffrey Phillip Sholty, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Sholty of Noble, has been nominated by the Anderson fire department for the Indiana Youth Council service medal. He attends Madison Heights High School since last September and has earned 13 merit badges in Boy Scouts. He leads an Explorer Scout post, contributes to the Noble Street Methodist Church and Methodist Youth Fellowship, and his fire prevention display won second in local judging and first in a regional Ball State University contest.
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Jeffrey Phillip Sholty
Harold Sholty
Noble
Anderson Fire Department
Indiana Youth Council
29Th Street
South Side
Madison Heights
Noble Street Methodist Church
Young Sholty
Ball State University
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the Herald Today
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Hanoi
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St. .Joseph
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Pasadena
Milburn Miller
Lima
Ohio
Loren Rohr
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E. 5Th St
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Atlanta
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Dale Lehman
Lehman
National Board of Christian Education
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Mounds Mall
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