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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

Page

8

France to boycott SEATO meeting sparks US France split

United States sources say France plans to skip the SEATO summit in April over Vietnam policy, widening rifts with Washington. Pakistan reportedly will send delegates, while Britain Australia and others prepare to attend. Separately, Sen George McGovern and DNC deputy chair Charles Weltner set to speak at Young Democrats convention in Cincinnati April 14-16.

Washington Pakistan France SEATO China United States Australia New Zealand Philippines Thailand Na- Charles de Gaulle Vietnam State Department de Gaulle South Vietnam Republic of Korea Cincinnati George McGovern D-S.d Charles L. Weltner Democratic National Committee Young Democrats Clubs

Salvation Army marks 80th anniversary with Middletown committee

Local attorney Ben Kitchen named chairman of the Salvation Army 80th anniversary committee advisory board. Joining Kitchen are David Codiran Brig Charles Johnston and Ruth Howard. The piece traces the organization’s Middletown history from 1887 1888 through its current Citadel on 106 N Clean St and two outposts on Pershing Avenue and Howe Road. Easter origins noted with historical context.

Ben Kitchen Salvation Army Eugene Mack David Codiran Charles Johnston Ruth Howard Middletown Mack Central Avenue Third Street Thompson S. Clinton Street Broadway Salvationists Canal Street Ensign James Nelson N. Clean St Middletown Corps Pershing Avenue Rolling Mill Park Howe and Elk Creek Roads Miltonville

Elevator Strike Ends Averts Wider Rail and Sea Walkouts

In Washington the elevator maintenance workers strike ended and a tentative agreement seems to avert nationwide railroad and maritime walkouts. Chicago saw a four day rail switchmen strike halted with a five year contract tying wages to top city rates and enhanced benefits for 12 000 workers. Also three maritime unions called off a threatened ship strike after federal action to curb use of foreign crews in Viet Nam era trade.

Washington Chicago Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service National Elevators Manufacturers Institute International Union of Elevator Constructors Afl-Cio Vietnam

Rhodes Discrimination Order Faces Court Setback

A Franklin County judge ruled that state contracts may be awarded to bids that do not include nondiscrimination pledges if no satisfactory pledges exist, potentially undermining Gov. Rhodes executive order on racially fair employment on state projects. The decision affects bids at three state universities and requires reinstating previously disqualified bidders with nondiscrimination pledges.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Common Pleas Court Charles R. Petree Petree Lancaster Thomas Morgan Gesting Co Gesting Gosling Walter Baker Public Works Alfred C. Gienow

Britain clears steel bill paving nationalization move

Britain’s iron and steel bill won final approval in the Lords paving the way for nationalization this summer. The Labor government had argued the industry needed modernization after years of private control and announced a purchase of Britain’s 14 largest companies for 1.34 billion dollars.

London Britain Iron and Steel House of Lords Harold Wilson

Beer To Flow In Cincy Again

AP reports that a number of United Brewery Workers members returned to work at Burger and Hudepohl breweries in Cincinnati starting Thursday midnight, crossing picket lines of three other unions. No trouble was reported. Wiedemann brewery in Newport, Kentucky remained unclear. About 800 workers ratified a new three year contract as talks continued with the Cincinnati Brewers Association and other unions comprising roughly 70 members.

Cincinnati United Brewery Workers Union Burger and Hudepoh Wiedemann Newport Cincinnati Brewers Association

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