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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1968
Page
4
The item lists Wm. P. Sheehan as editor, Walter Gorman as advertising manager, George Richter as assistant advertising manager, and Jim Carter as managing editor, reflecting the newspaper’s leadership team.
CTU President Richard L. Kiley is to be honored at a May 29 AFT dinner at the Americana Hotel. He is one of four AFL-CIO affiliated teachers who have served jail terms this school year in the push for union rights, alongside Al Shanker Joseph Cascella and Charles Richards. George Meany will be honorary chairman of the Million Dollar Militancy Fund event.
The AFT appeals for funds to fight legal barriers to collective bargaining for teachers across at least 35 states. It calls for a costly legislative campaign and aid for jailed teachers’ families as part of a broader effort by labor, liberal, and civil rights groups nationwide.
Four Cincinnati teachers union members led by president Richard L. Kiley joined seven teachers from Chicago Seton High School in picketing the Mt. St. Joseph College Motherhouse on April 6. The CTU and AFT Local 1520 members sought a meeting with Mother Mary Omer after a failed April 5 appointment attempt. Seton High School did not renew four teachers contracts, all active in the lay teachers union.
District 4 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars welcomed Commander-in-Chief Joseph A. Scerra to Cincinnati for a special reception at Sycamore VFW Post 3744. Ohio Commander Myron Young and Vice Commander Sam Warmouth attended. Master of Ceremonies was Sam Fruttuso. Scerra’s visit, delayed in 1967 due to White House consultations on Vietnam, featured many local union VFW members.
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