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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1963
Page
11
Washington report on February 1959 efforts to avert a crippling strike on major railroads as Congress considers a binding arbitration bill. Democrats back the measure to end the standoff, Republicans doubt its passage while unions warn of job cuts and featherbedding.
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union adopted a program for intensive alcohol education for country schoolteachers. It funds $250 scholarships for teachers to attend WCTU narcotic education courses, with sessions in Evanston and Chautauqua.
United Steelworkers rejected Timken Roller Bearing Co proposals on Saturday but both sides agreed to extend the current contract for two weeks and renew talks Monday. A Timken spokesman called the union’s rejection a great disappointment.
John S. Johns of USW District 27 says Timken Cl talks failed after second grass sessions because the company did not offer enough in the full package. He notes the union backing a guaranteed annual wage but wanting stronger security provisions.
Negotiations to resume Monday over contract terms for about 9,000 Timken workers at two plants in Ohio and in Wooster and Columbus. The current two year contract extended to Sept 8. Timken proposed a five year deal with 1800 hour guaranteed wage and profit sharing. the union rejected the package and Timken withdrew its proposals accusing USW of impossible demands.
Soviet notes protested U S and Britain for not recognizing East Germany by challenging the East German signature on the Moscow negotiated test ban treaty. Izvestia said Moscow sent notes Friday and argued East and West Germany hold equal status and rights under international law.
The Ohio Junior Chamber of Commerce dedicated the C. William Brownfield Memorial Building in Marion as the new state headquarters. The $80,000 structure will house administrative offices for about 213 Jaycee chapters statewide.
The Pentagon and AEC push a $200 million program to expand underground testing and accelerate atmospheric test resumption if treaty breaches occur. Details outline tests from one megaton underground detonations to full weapon systems in months, with a year for complete program readiness and guard against Soviet evasions.
Senator Henry M. Jackson urges detailed safeguards and possible extra hearings by an Armed Services subcommittee led by Senator John Stennis. He backs testimony from responsible defense and atomic officials to assure clear legislative executive understanding.
The Kansas Motor Vehicle Department says 136 legally blind residents surrendered their licenses after a 15 month check. An additional 14 people on the rolls passed the required driving tests.
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