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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1968
Page
7
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes spoke at the Ohio AFL-CIO Convention urging linked vocational programs to available jobs. He cited 175000 students in state aided vocational classes and pressed labor, employers, and government to remove barriers to decent work while criticizing educational hypocrisy and the welfare system.
Law professor Jeffrey O Connell of the University of Illinois argues a Keeton O Connell Basic Protection Plan would speed claim payments and reduce costs by removing fault from auto claims. The plan requires mandatory insurance for all drivers and would pay up to 10000 immediately, aiming to cut lawyers profits and overhead in minor and mid size claims.
Four Cincinnati union leaders were elected Vice Presidents of the Ohio AFL-CIO for a two year term at the 1968 convention. Re-elected were Caroll Jamison of Local 610 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen and trustee of the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council. Amos Jackson of Local 265 Laborers International Union and AFLCIO Union Label director. James P. Gallagher of United Steelworkers District 25. Arthur Cook of Upholsterers Local 156. A total of 26 Vice Presidents serve the Ohio AFL-CIO.
The Chronicle is published as the official voice of the Cincinnati AFL CIO Labor Council with editorial leadership by Oscar G. Lee and Wm. P. Sheehan. It lists executive board members, officers, and policy statements including advertising restrictions tied to labor actions.
Opening discussion centers on a readership poll. Professor Schley R. Lyons of Toledo University explains the 1967 poll of Toledo union members showing trust varies with age. Members say union papers provide unique information and TV and newspapers have strong influence. Gilligan thanks editors for support in his Senate campaign.
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