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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

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Gilligan Wins in Ohio Primary Against Lausche

Jack Gilligan wins a sweeping Ohio Democratic primary victory aided by the AFL-CIO, defeating incumbent Lausche and securing backing to oppose Saxbe in November. The union-backed campaign spans Cleveland, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, and Youngstown, signaling a strong labor-led push for Gilligan in the U.S. Senate race.

Gilligan Ohio Afl-Cio Ohio Democratic Party Lausche Ohio Organized Labor Saxbe Cleveland Toledo Akron Dayton Youngstown John J John J. Gilligan Jack Gilligan Who

Cincinnati CWA Strike Ends With 7 to 1 Vote for 3-Year Pact

Cincinnati telephone workers of CWA Locals 4400 4401 and 4402 ended a 17 day strike by approving a new three year contract by 7 to 1. The deal includes 19.58 percent gains on general items and resolves longstanding local disputes with The Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co. leadership praised militant turnout and organized picketing, calling the action a model for future strikes.

Cincinnati Sheraton- Gibson CWA Washington Communication Workers of America Bell Telephone Co Local 4400 Richard J. Nagle Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co Citizens Telephone Co Kentucky

Return to Work Signals End of Cincinnati Telephone Strike

About 3,500 CWA members resumed work at Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co and Citizens Telephone Co in Kentucky on May 5 at 11:59 p.m. Local and regional ratifications followed a national Washington agreement. the strike officially continued until a national release was issued.

CWA Aflcio Cincinnati Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Co Citizens Telephone Co Kentucky Washington

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J. J. Gilligan U.S. Senate Sheraton-Gibson
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