Cincinnati AFL-CIO Council to Elect Officers on April 3
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council announces an April 3 election for officers with candidates including Oscar G. Lee for President and William P. Sheehan for Executive Secretary. Incumbents and 11 board members are listed alongside 10 newcomers, with results to be announced after ballots are tallied and installation set for a May meeting.
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Oscar G. Lee
William P. Sheehan
Edward Zeuch
United Steelworkers International
Andre Carson
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Arnold Tucker
Machinists District Council No
Carrol Jamison
Meat Cutters Local 610
George Schmidt
Garment Workers
William LeMaster
United Auto Workers
Election Rules for Ohio Delegates at Sheraton Cincinnati
Election held Wednesday April 3 1968 at the Sheraton Room Hotel Sheraton Gibson Cincinnati Ohio Polls open 2 pm to 8 pm Delegates must be at polls by 8 pm to vote and present credentials If voting for another delegate they must present the credential of the delegate represented No delegate may vote for delegates from other local unions.
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Sheraton Room
Sheraton Gibson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gilligan to Head Statewide Participation Banquets in Ohio
The Ohio AFL CIO councils announce a series of Participation Banquets led by Jack Gilligan to boost turnout for the May 7 Democratic primary. The first event in Cincinnati on April 9 at 6:30 p.m. costs $10, with tables of ten available and reservations due by April 1. Additional banquets follow in Columbus Akron Cleveland Toledo and Youngstown.
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Gilligan
Cincinnati
Dayton-Miami Valley
Afl-Cio
Montgomery
Green Counties
Conrad Grimes
Butler- Warren-Clinton County
Aflcio
Pres
Charles Walden
Preble, Highland
Fayette
Ohio
COPE
John J. Gilligan
United States Senate
Jack Gilligan
U.S
Ohio Union
Columbus
U.S. Senate
IBEW Local 212 Spring Dance Gala At North Hall
The IBEW Local 212 Spring Dance drew over a thousand members and guests to Cincinnati's Convention and Exposition Center North Hall. A paid-up dues receipt admitted couples to a Saturday night gala with a top band and ample refreshments from 9 PM to 1 AM. The volunteer Dance Committee organized the event but asked to remain unnamed.
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IBEW
Union Hospitality
North Hall
Cincinnati
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Convention and Exposition Center
Local Labor Council Fund Drive Details
Check payable to Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council. Mail to 1015 Vine St Room 520 Cincinnati 45202. Must be received by April 1.
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Cincinnati
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Vine St
Citizens Transit Ownership Drive Seeks Citywide Vote
Cincinnati residents may vote next November on public ownership of the city bus system. The Citizens Transportation Committee leads the effort begun during the recent bus strike to help those unable to afford taxis. Petitions with 13 262 signatures will be circulated after filing with the city finance director.
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Citizens Transportation Committee
Cincinnati
CTC
Isoyd Chronicle
Transportation For
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Orville Henderson
John Hennessey
Joseph Hyatt
Fred Loze
C. P. Questa
Joseph Lepate
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Robert Simcoe
Painters’ District Council
Rufus Skaggs
IUE
Jim Travis
al van Hagen
Russel White
Carpenters District Council
Eddie Campbell
Frank Kruse
John Kolleck
Larry Smith
William Hodgemann
Harold Fruechtemeyer
Richard J. Nagle
CWA
Bill Weeks
Anthony Chiodi
Gene Frey
UNION
Hamilton County Democratic Organization
Committee of Community Councils
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