Gilligan Defends Record At Southwestern Ohio Banquet
John J. Gilligan spoke to a several hundred at the postponed Participation Banquet in Cincinnati. He denounced distortions of his letter to City Council, urged unionists to help him win a Senate seat, and defended his tough stance on public order and justice amid ongoing criticisms.
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Oscar G. Lee
Cincinnati Afl-Cio Labor Council
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U.S. Senate
Cincinnati
Chronicle
John J. Gilligan
Bar Association
Local political banquet ignored by Cincinnati media
A city councilman and Senate candidate John J. Gilligan spoke to several hundred in his hometown with attendees from ten counties and state party executives, but Cincinnati newspapers and broadcasters did not cover the event, suggesting a deliberate media boycott tied to organized labor and Democratic ties.
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U.S. Senate
Cincinnati
John J. Gilligan
Organized Labor
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Pickets Struck by Truck as Phone Strike Ongoing
Richard J. Nagle president of Local 4400 denounces the incident as not obviously accidental and condemns violence. Nellie McCarthy of Local 4401 and Beulah Dean of Local 4402 back his protest as about 3500 CWA members across the three locals participate, continuing the phone strike.
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Richard J. Nagle
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Nellie McCarthy
Beulah Dean
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Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Co
Nancy House
Frances Wilder
Sue Ebert
Louise Whitaker
Alma Nagle
Kathy Dolan
Bessie Denson
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