Cincinnati Teachers Demand $1200 Pay Raise Amid Tensions
Union leader Kiley criticizes the Board of Education for dulling teachers' salaries relative to other cities and professions. He notes the Ferguson Act prevents strikes but calls enforcement weak. Two AFL-CIO unions threaten strike action while CTA legal challenges continue.
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Kiley
Miller
Board of Education
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Teachers Association
Dr. Miller
Afl-Cio
Sheehan denounces Miller threats of legal action on Cincinnati teachers
William P. Sheehan of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council criticizes Dr. Paul A. Miller's Ferguson Act threat as premature and ill advised. He argues the CTA and CTAU disputes are real and agencies differ in focus, denying any union collusion with political parties.
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Miller
CTA
Sheehan
Cincinnati
Paul A. Miller
Cincinnati Board of Education
William P. Sheehan
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Ohio Education Association
Gilligan
COPE
Congress
Public Employees Plan Fight to Repeal Ohio Unfair Strike Law
Ohio public employees mobilize to repeal the Ferguson Act of 1947 as unions rally against the 19th century law. The dispute centers on a Franklin County hospital staff walkout and subsequent terminations, with broader concerns for workers’ rights and recognition by local authorities.
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Public Employees Plan
Ohio
107Th General Assembly
American Federation of State
Franklin County
Franklin County Welfare Department
Offi
Gilligan Enters U S Senate Race Challenging Lausche
Ohio Democrats rally behind John J. Gilligan Cincinnati councilman as he seeks the U S Senate seat. Gilligan, backed by the Ohio Democratic Party, criticizes incumbent Frank J. Lausche for a liberal record and lack of bold leadership. Citizens for Gilligan expand across Ohio with offices in Cincinnati Akron Cleveland Columbus Dayton Elyria Lorain Toledo and Springfield.
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John J. Gilligan
Cincinnati
U. S. Senate
Ohio Democratic Party
Gilligan
Cincinnati First District
Frank J. Lausche
Lausche
Congressional Quarterly
Senator Lausche
Senate
Citizens For Gilligan
Ohio
Akron
Cleveland
Columbus
Dayton
Elyria
Lorain
Toledo
Springfield
AFSCME Urges Wage Hikes Amid Board Delay In Cincinnati
Letter from AFSCME Local 232 Staff Director Al Van Hagen calls for a fair wage increase for about 700 non academic Cincinnati Board of Education employees. He recounts six months of meetings ending with a December 1967 pledge of no funds for a 1968 raise and presses retroactive pay once funds are available.
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Board of Education
al van Hagen
Cincinnati District Council 51
American Federation of State
Brother van Hagen
Cincinnati Afl-Cio Labor Council
Afscme
Cincinnati Board of Education
Mr. Shreve
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U.S. Senate
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