Giant Union Label Show In Cincinnati June 5 1968
The Ohio State Union Label Exhibit and Rally, sponsored by AFL CIO councils, will run June 4–7 at the Cincinnati Convention Exhibition Center. Rally Night is June 5. admission is free with prizes, entertainment, and gifts. Organizers seek donations to fund prizes with credits given to contributors.
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Giant Union
Ohio State Union Label and Service Trades Council
Afl-Cio
Ohio Aflcio
Cincinnati Afl-Cio Central Labor Council
Cincinnati Union Label and Service Trades Council
Cincinnati
Fifth and Elm Streets
Ohio
Organized Labor
State of
State Union Label Council
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Council Meeting Rescheduled for June 12
The Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council moves its regular June meeting to Wednesday June 12 at 8 p.m. in the Sheraton Gibson hotel. The change from the usual first Wednesday invites all union members and families to attend Union Label night at Convention Hall on Wednesday June 5.
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Cincinnati
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Sheraton-Gibson Hotel
Convention Hall
Ohio AFL-CIO Convention to Hear Humphrey and Notables
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will headline the sixth Constitutional Convention of the Ohio AFL-CIO in Cincinnati at the new exposition center from June 4 to 6. Highlights include Ralph Nader and Jeffrey O Connell in the afternoon session and Bayard Rustin addressing June 5 morning proceedings. Jacob Clayman chairs the sessions.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Ohio
Afl-Cio
Cincinnati
Exposition Center
Ralph Nader
Robin Hood
Illinois
Jeffrey O'Connell
Nader
U.S
Bayard Rustin
United States
Austin
A. Philip Randolph Institute of
New York
Ohio AFL-CIO Convention Coverage Planned for June 13 Chronicle
Full coverage of the Ohio AFL-CIO Convention, held June 4 to 6, will appear in the Chronicle’s June 13 issue. Anyone with special convention commentary must submit to the Chronicle office by Friday, June 7.
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Ohio
Afl-Cio
The
Chronicle
Auto Workers suspended from AFL-CIO over dues delinquency
The AFL-CIO suspended the UAW for failing to pay per capta dues, removing it from Industrial Union Department and other federation bodies. The action followed a May 15 deadline and plans for a December special convention to reconsider the UAW program.
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Afl-Cio
Atlantic City
UAW
Aflcio
Industrial Union Department
Federation
Meany
Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Uncertain Local Effect After AFL-CIO Suspension
Under AFL-CIO rules a parent union suspension also suspends state and local affiliates. The UAW suspension could be lifted at any time, so no local action was taken and no prediction on outcomes could be made.
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Afl-Cio
Nat's Auxiliary President To Speak At Ohio AFL CIO Convention
Beatrice Warwood president of the National AFL CIO Auxiliaries and United Rubber Workers Ladies Auxiliaries will headline the Ohio AFL CIO Auxiliaries Convention at the Sheraton-Gibson hotel June 4 6. Sessions run on the mezzanine floor with specific times June 4 1 PM June 5 9 AM to noon and 1 30 PM to 4 30 PM and June 6 9 AM to noon. A luncheon installation is set for 1 PM. Greater Cincinnati auxiliary members and prospective members are invited. luncheon reservations available by calling 662-0537.
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Beatrice Warwood
National
AFL Cio Auxiliaries
United Rubber Workers Ladies Auxiliaries
Ohio
Aflcio Auxiliaries
Sheraton-Gibson
Greater Cincinnati
Poor Marchers Do Not Get Money From United Appeal
Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council notes a misunderstanding in Columbus over funds. The Cincinnati Area United Appeal directs allocations to local health welfare and social agencies in Hamilton and Clermont Ohio and Campbell Kenton Boone counties Kentucky.
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United Appeal
Cincinnati
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Philip O. Geier, Jr
United Appéal
Hamilton
Clermont
Ohio
Campbell, Kenton
Boone
Kentucky
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Albert Blash
Vine St. Cin
Humphrey
State Labor Federation
Jacob Clayman
Consumer Federation of America
Aflcio Council
Executive Council
Nat
Washington
Cincinnati Area United Appeal
Poor People’s March
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