AFL-CIO Leaders Seen Out Of Touch With Rank And File
Washington reports a Kraft Inc survey indicating AFL-CIO leaders are distant from rank and file, especially younger members. The poll, among 3,000 workers in 11 unions, shows disagreement on social and economic issues and weak support for AFL-CIO positions on Social Security and union shop.
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Washington
Kraft Inc
Afl-Cio
Politi
Isbor
Miami Beach
Meany
Kraft
George Kent
Mus
Minute Network
New York
John Sage
Organized Labor
Congress
Workers of America
Rusk Defends Vietnam Policy Before Lions Convention
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told about 15,000 Lions delegates in Chicago that the United States is ready to discuss peace in Vietnam without conditions of American aggrandizement. He offered a withdrawal calendar if North Vietnam would reciprocate, while noting no real North Vietnamese partner has appeared. Outside, about 40 antiwar demonstrators interrupted briefly before being removed for disorderly conduct. Rusk asserted the US will stay in Vietnam until South Vietnamese self rule is secured.
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Chicago
Dean Rusk
United States
Vietnam
Rusk
U.S
Lions
Teacher Corps Could Yet Reform U S Education
Washington AP report notes the Teacher Corps remains active after a three year funding bill though renamed and with local control expanded. Director Richard Graham says it will require effort and persuasion but retains a national/ regional advertising role and most funding from federal sources. The program aims to transform teacher training and serve deprived students, potentially reshaping education nationwide.
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Richard A. Graham
Graham
U. S. Office of Education
Corps
Don Davies
National Education Association
Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
Steps For Success Outlined For Lions
R E Bob Moore outlined a three step formula for success at a Middletown Lions Club talk at Manchester Motor Inn. He urged setting high goals, forming a plan, and acting with enthusiasm while focusing on self belief and maximizing abilities to become the best.
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R. E
Bob) Moore
Middletown Lions Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Moore
Service Club
Man Falls While Hunting Birds At Old Library Roof
A 48 year old man from New Miami, Russell J. Fields, 60 Roselea Ave, sustained back and side injuries after falling about 15 feet through the roof of the old library building at Shandon around 10 45 last night. He was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment. Deputies reported he was hunting pigeons when the accident occurred on the second floor.
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Hamilton
New Miami
Mercy Hospital
Shandon
Butler County
Russell J. Fields
Roselea Ave
Fields
Demos Set for Cleveland Mayoral Primary Battleground
Four Democrats seek the nomination for Cleveland mayor ahead of the October 3 primary. Incumbent Ralph Locher, James Stanton, Carl Stokes and Frank Celeste lead a field that also includes Republican Allen Lowe and Seth Taft. Stokes eyes party backing after filing 292 petitions to cross into the Democratic contest.
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Cleveland
Ralph S.locher
Lakewood
Frank P Celeste
James V. Stanton
Carl B. Stokes
Stokes
Albert S. Porter
Stanton
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