IVE Strikes Rally as Formica Targets Morale with Letters
IVE Local 757 members face a campaign of company letters aimed at breaking union solidarity during a monthlong strike at Formica Corp plants in Cincinnati. Management claims to honor agreements while offering wage terms identical to Roseville, California, provoking backlash from workers and wives.
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Cincinnati Formica Corp
Formica
I.U.E
Formica Corporation
757
Local 757
Roseville
California
Winton Place
Evendale
Union Will Pay Insurance For Striking Members
Al Leigh president of TUE Local 757 announced a plan with the International Union of IUE to keep members insurance active during the Formica strike. The union will pay the employee share of premiums to Prudential Insurance Co as an advance to be repaid after the strike ends. This protection helps Local 757 members and eases strike related problems.
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TUE
Social Workers Hold Talks on Racial Issues
Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers sponsors a weekly panel series on Cincinnati's racial disturbance. Six Monday evenings from January 15 to February 19 at St John’s Unitarian Church discuss riots education welfare policing legislation and recommendations. Contact John McEntyre or Ed Domit for details.
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Ohio Valley
National Association of Social Workers
Cincinnati
St. John’s Unitarian Church
Resor Avenue
Clifton
Strike Miller speaks on Formica strike at AFL-CIO council
Elected delegate of TUE Local 757 told Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council last Wednesday night that Formica refused to bargain, and the strike would continue until an equitable agreement is reached. He urged support from all council affiliates for Local 757 strikers.
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Miller
TUE
Biggest Cincinnati Sports Show Opens at New Convention Center
The first annual Ohio Valley Sports Vacation and Travel Show runs through Sunday at Cincinnati’s new Convention Exposition Center. Hart Productions hosts 130 exhibits on sports travel boating and camping with nightly stage shows led by Wes Harrison and Don Dennis, plus a tri-state casting tournament. 100000 spectators expected.
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New Convention Center
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
New Convention Exposition Center
Hart Productions, Inc
Robert S. Hart
Nual
Hart
Cincinnati Gardens
New York City
Columbus
Tri-State
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