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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
1
The March 21 1968 issue of Cincinnati's Labor Net Chronicle presents a labor focused bulletin with union news and notices mailed to subscribers for two dollars per year. The readable text highlights publication details rather than a specific event.
Ohio Senate candidate John J. Gilligan, endorsed by the Ohio Democratic Party and the Ohio AFL-CIO, addressed Cincinnati teachers opposing patchwork funding and urging federal aid. He championed education programs from the 89th Congress and proposed a five point expansion including vocational training, tuition aid, teacher support, Head Start extension, and better counseling and health services.
Bob James of Pipefitters Local 392 organized fellow workers at the CG&E Beckford plant to back the Cincinnati Teachers Union. The drive raised 635 dollars and delivered a letter denouncing the school board for union busting and the jailing of a union officer.
The Local Joint Executive Board of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union struck The Lodge Restaurant at 3rd and York Newport Kentucky. A court injunction was sought and the judge ruled the strike legitimate. Lincoln Mercury Seven State Area crossed the line for a Stag party on March 16 despite requests to refrain.
Advance reports show more than 6000 union members attending a state wide series of Voter Participation Banquets in April. Cincinnati kicks off on April 9 at the Sheraton Gibson Roof Garden with former Congressman John J. Gilligan as featured speaker. The events aim to stimulate good citizenship and civic interest across the state.
The text invites readers to hear Jack Gilligan explain his progressive plans for serving Ohio as U S Senator at a May 7 primary election banquet. Tickets cost 10 dollars per person with early reservations via a coupon or by calling the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council at 421 1846. Tables of ten available.
Ten volunteer cals from the Communications Workers are canvassing union members to confirm or correct registration status for the Ohio primary. The program, started last Friday at Democratic Headquarters, uses a list from the Ohio AFL-CIO showing area union members not registered. Calls must confirm or correct records before March 27 to be eligible to vote.
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