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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
2
Polls open 2 PM to 8 PM and voting strength is based on local union dues. Delegates receive credentials showing their local and votes owed, must present them at the polls, and cannot vote for other locals. Watcher requests must be filed in writing before 8 PM on election day.
Election set for Wednesday April 3 1968 at the Sheraton Room Cincinnati Ohio polls open 2 pm to 8 pm Delegates must be present by 8 pm to vote and show credentials If voting for another delegate they must present the credential of the delegate represented No voting by delegates for others outside their local union
William P. Sheehan executive secretary of the Cincinnati AFL CIO Labor Council spoke to Loveland High School sociology and economics classes in two morning sessions on March 14 He then addressed Madeira High School students in the afternoon about COPE structure and labor political goals He is scheduled to speak at Xavier University Economic Club on March 24.
Cincinnati Chapter No. 1 of Disabled American Veterans calls on all veterans groups to join a law observance program. By earlier action the chapter vows to uphold the Constitution, justice, freedom, and democracy, support Vietnam servicemen, and enforce penalties on lawlessness. Chapter Commander Fred Hartman says letters will go to Representatives, National DAV leaders, City Council, and police officials. Hartman urges united, concerted veteran action.
The Department of Highway Safety urges motorists to stop fully at stop signs and avoid inching ahead of other vehicles. It emphasizes that safety and life take precedence over rushing through intersections.
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