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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
2
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Arnold Mayer of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters urges federal style poultry inspection for all poultry products whether interstate or not. He notes current state programs are weak and says AFL CIO priorities include strong consumer protection and intrastate as well as interstate coverage.
The article accuses school officials of prioritizing investments like walkie talkies and new headquarters over workers, warning of job cuts and overcrowded staff. Tension among AFL-CIO unions and rival Cincinnati Teachers Association intensifies, with critics labeling the move as company unionism and a wedge against real unions.
A prolonged non ferrous metal strike sees AFL CIO backing 60 000 workers as 1000 employees at American Smelting and Refining Baltimore plant face permanent replacement. Pickets guard gates January 15 with no incidents as the plant remains closed amid talks for an honorable settlement.
About 35 stewards officers and members of Cin cinnati Iron Workers Local 522 attend two hour monthly classes at Local 522 offices learning grievance handling case preparation arbitration contract negotiations and related topics. Instructors Larry Smith and Al Hayman say the program runs until mid March with graduates receiving certificates.
President Lyndon Johnson hosted Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol, a longtime card-carrying member of His tadrut, Israel’s General Federation of Labor, and former head of the Tel Aviv central labor council.
Mayer cited a two fold reason for pressing better poultry inspection. He noted the union helped bring the poultry problem to Congress and the public in the late 1940s and early 1950s, which sparked the campaign that led to the Poultry Inspection Act of 1957.
The department urges drivers to keep vehicles in top condition and drive at reduced speeds during cold weather. Passengers should always buckle up and show consideration for others on the road.
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