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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1968

Page

4

Teachers Union Merger Talks Spark AFL CIO Ties

AFT President Charles Cogen announced plans to urge the next Executive Council meeting to pursue merger talks with NEA while preserving AFL-CIO affiliation. He argued NEA’s split character and supervisor dominance hinder unity though a broader social agenda remains absent from NEA leadership.

American Federation of Teachers National Education Association AFT Association Charles Cogen AFT Executive Council NEA Cogen Afl-Cio

Ohioans Enjoy Early Vacations Readiness grows for March and April getaways

Ohioans extend vacation planning into March and April as Memorial Day no longer marks the start of the season. The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District promotes Atwood Lake Lodge in Carroll County with 104 rooms and 17 lake cottages. The lodge markets year round meetings banquets and private family vacations with indoor pools and game rooms appealing to early planners.

Ohio Muskingum Watershed Conservatory Atwood Lake Lodge Carrol County Dellroy

Money Talks Sums CTU Strike Costs and Appeals

The Cincinnati Teachers Union raised funds from state national AFT and donors for strike costs. A total of 6519.92 was collected with 48.50 remaining after expenses. legal appeal fees and other strike costs are still due. Contributions should be sent to George E. Jones Jr. in Cincinnati Ohio.

Cincinnati Teachers Union AFT CTU George E. Jones, Jr

Teachers Strike Rationale Outlined by AFT in Cleveland

The American Federation of Teachers in Cleveland cites three reasons for organized wage actions, noting recent raises but highlighting that grade school teachers average 7077 dollars and high school teachers 7569 dollars. Federal workers earn 8500, constitutional workers 8018, and coal miners 8015.

American Federation of Teachers Aflcio Cleveland Ohio Constitutional

NEA Fearful of Losing Members to Teacher Unions

Ramsay urges supervisors to stay inside the NEA while acknowledging the rise of the AFT and the potential for merger. Cogen credited AFT cooperation on NEA strikes for laying groundwork toward unity. Both men stress a strong, unified teachers union to advance welfare and education.

NEA William W. Ramsay New Jersey Association of School Administra AFT Ramsay Cogen

Blind Worker To Be Honored In National Contest

Greater Cincinnati industry participates in the National Industries for the Blind Peter J. Salmon Award search. Blind workers below administrative level may enter. local winner chosen by March 23, final judging in New York in June.

Greater Cincinnati Industries For the Peter J. Salmon N.I.B Seattle New York N.I.B. Board of Directors

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