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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1968
Page
8
Union locals in the metropolitan area backed the Poor People's Campaign as hosts contributing staff money and thousands of volunteer hours as switchboard operators cooks carpenters plumbers electricians teachers and child care aides Government workers taking part in a union supported Fast Day raised over 10000 dollars for the campaign.
The Local 32 Distillery Workers vote 17 to 15 to retract a June Chronicle article or resign. The writer accepts the decision, noting his policy to print only facts, and bids farewell with optimism for a capable successor and continued coverage.
Plasters will meet Friday August 2 at 8 p.m. in Room 213. With nice weather, officers urge as many retired and Gold Card members as possible to attend this important meeting to discuss a testimonial ban.
A letter instructs recipients to expect a card within two weeks asking for information needed by the actuary to design a pension plan. The card will be postage free to return, with October 1, 1968 as the start date and emphasis on accuracy and prompt response. The note ends with a goodwill sign-off from Dave Insko.
A call for a reunion of long‑time getch members notes the group has many past officers who deserve credit and honor. Brother William E. Burke Sr. had surgery at Holmes Hospital last week and is improving. visitors may be in Room 220, with get well cards welcome if visits aren’t possible.
Postal Clerks Union No 164 cites morale concerns amid constant changes to hours and schedules. Members urge a study and action from the House P O and CS subcommittee to retain skilled clerks and improve life balance. Executive meeting July 13 at 7 30 p m at Hotel Metro pole and regular meeting July 21 at 2 p m at Railway Clerks Bldg.
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