New AFL-CIO Council Adds Young Leaders to Drive
Eight new Executive Council members join the AFL-CIO leadership in San Francisco. The group includes I W Abel Roy Siemiller George Burdon Anthony Andrade Paul Jennings and Hunter Wharton. They replace retired presidents and aim to push union organizing amid a job mix shift toward white collar and service trades. Walter Reuther says the changes bring younger active leaders and a more realistic policy approach.
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Neil Gilbride
San Francisco
Afl-Cio
George Meany
David Sullivan
Building Service
Bers
Sullivan
Ralph Helstein
Packing House Workers
Walter Reuther
Auto Workers
Reuther
Sullivan and Helstein
I. W. Abel
P. L. ‘Roy Siemiller
George Burdon
Anthony J. Andrade
Paul Jennings
International Union of Electrical Workers
Hunter P. Wharton
Indian Population Growth Warns Of Future Takeover
HAL BOYLE surveys American demographics noting a rise of U S Indian population from 240000 in 1900 to 525000 and a birth rate nearly double that of the national average, hinting at long term shifts within the country as projected over a millennium.
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Isa Beenesee
U.S
America
Walter Re-Elected Welfare Council Head
Madison AP Wilbert L. Walter of Milwaukee was reelected president of the Wisconsin Welfare Council on Tuesday. Walter serves as chairman of the State Board of Public Welfare and director of community services for the Wisconsin AFL-CIO. Richard Seaman of Milwaukee was chosen vice president and is Rex Chain Belt Co’s manager of commercial development. Mrs Stephen Ambrose of Whitewater was named secretary and George M. Keith, deputy director of the State Department of Public Welfare, treasurer.
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Madison
Wilbert L. Walter
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Welfare Council
Walter
State Board of Public Welfare
Wisconsin Afl-Cio
Richard Seaman
Rex Chain Belt Co
Stephen Ambrose
Whitewater
George M. Keith
State Department of Public Welfare
La Crosse Tribune item from December 15 1965
Local newspaper note dated Wednesday December 15 1965 references delivery on December 16. Includes brief public notices and community updates typical of the La Crosse Tribune section.
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RFC
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Main and
Third Sts
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Dental Center
Tower
Gillette’s
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Famous Maker
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