Reuther backs flexible work week over 35 hours
Walter Reuther, head of the Auto Workers Union, advocates a flexible week tied to economic winds rather than a fixed 35-hour standard. He proposes a progressive formula with a payroll tax to fund a national equalization scheme, ensuring 40-hour pay during reduced weeks and overtime after 37 hours if needed.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Walter Reuther
Afl-Cio
Reuther
Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Exective Council
Talks At Cleveland Continue As Papers Bind Over Wages
Morning and evening bargaining sessions were set today between Cleveland strikebound daily papers and the Striking Printers Union. The Mailers union planned an afternoon meeting with publishers. A management spokesman said progress occurred in two sessions with the non striking Stereotypers Union, though details were not shared. The Cleveland Newspaper Guild remains the only one of the original five unions to settle.
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Cleveland
The
Plain Dealer
Press and News
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
New York publishers and printers meet for last-ditch talks
In New York City, publishers of nine closed newspapers and striking Local 6 printers meet for final negotiations led by Mayor Robert F. Wagner. Wagner may act as umpire if talks fail, a move not binding on the parties. About 20,000 newspaper workers have been out since December 8 amid the strike and shutdowns.
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NEW York
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Afl-Cio International Typographical Union
Wagner
Bertram A. Powers
Airman Killed in Washington Car Crash
Airman Gerry L. Eaches 21 of Coshocton Ohio was among three people killed when their car crashed into a tractor trailer on Washington Route 11 Monday.
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Spokane, Wash
Gerry L. Eaches
Coshocton
Ohio
Washington,Rt
Unity Talks Spur Methodist and Anglican Merger Trend
The AP reports a proposed Methodist Church of Britain union and a growing global push for Christian unity. Merger talks involve the Protestant Episcopal Church and several denominations, with Oberlin Ohio sessions set for March 17 19 and broader mergers reshaping Protestant and Lutheran bodies in the United States and Britain.
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Methodist-Episcopal Unity
New York
Church of England
Great Britain
United States
Protestant Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Oberlin
Ohio
United Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Churches Disciples
United Evangelical Brethren
United Church of Christ
United Church
Congregational Christians
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lutheran Church In America
American Lutheran Church
Local JA Grow Scholarships Expanded This Year
A $250 local scholarship for Senior Junior Achievement students is added this year along with eight or nine national awards. Jim Miller and Paul Deger will judge local applications. Awards usable at any accredited school chosen by recipients. March 30 deadline to file at the Junior Achievement office in the Civic Association.
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Jim Miller
Paul Deger
Civic Association
Cub Scout Pack 13 Holds Blue and Gold Dinner Induction
At Spring Hill School Cub Scout Pack 13 hosted a Webelos ceremony inducting Ted Miller into Den 1. Last night’s program honored Steve Swank Pat Kennedy Tom Swank Dickie Heller Tom Tucker and David Hursh with awards.
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Webelos
Ted Miller
Den 1
Spring Hill School
Steve Swank
Pat Kennedy
Tom Swank
Dickie Heller
Tom Tuckler
David Hursh
Dayton man dies in elevator shaft accident
DAYTON Ohio AP A man delivering chairs to the Dayton Biltmore Hilton Hotel fell 28 feet down an elevator shaft and died. The victim was William Keith Wendell, 26, of Dayton.
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Dayton, Ohio
Dayton
William Keith Wendell
Ohio man killed in three car crash near Manchester
West Union Ohio AP reports John R Brewer 44 of Rt 3 West Union was killed when a three car pileup occurred Monday night on U S 52 near Manchester about 10 miles southwest of town. Two Tennessee men were injured. Highway Patrol said Brewer died at the scene.
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West Union
Ohio
Tennessee
U.S. 52
Manchester
Here
John R. Brewer
Rt. 3
Highway Patrol
Mount Gilead Sophomore Dies After Four Day Gap
In Mount Gilead Ohio AP SKim Piercy 16 was found dead in bed Sunday the second Mount Gilead High School sophomore to die in four days He played Saturday night in a district Class AA basketball tournament against Columbus Eastmoor Autopsy results pending Pam Strait another class member died Thursday after a week long illness no autopsy results yet
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Mount Gilead
Ohio
Skim Piercy
Mount Gilead High School
Charles Piercy
Columbus Eastmoor
Columbus
Pam Strait
George Strait
Welfare plan costs double in Ohio six years
COLUMBUS Ohio AP The cost of three locally administered welfare programs more than doubled in six years rising from 59.9 million in 1956 to 126 million in 1962 Speaker Roger Cloud presented a resume to Ohio House members Monday night noting the data were for background judgment and not to prove any point The summary covers expenditures by state local government and federal subsidies for aid to dependent children disabled and poor relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Cloud
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Geneva
Switzerland
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World Council of Churches
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