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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
2
Safety manager Paul Jones notes one year into Chapin & Chapin safety program the firm has the lowest accident rate in its history. New hires receive indoctrination on general and job specific safety rules with weekly talks and posters. Each accident prompts a report detailing causes and preventive steps.
Willard Richmond Township Parent Teachers Group meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Richmond school for a panel discussion on the新 Willard Junior High School.
A first aid plan is provided on jobs with local doctors, ambulance service, and hospital facilities arranged. The firm financed stop and go lights on main highways for crossing with heavy equipment. Jones cites Ohio Contractors Association pushing safety programs amid 20 deaths last year versus nine in 1963. Chapin & Chapin staffs 100 in winter, rising to 350 to 400 in summer.
Secretary of State Rusk said the United States would gladly join a Cambodia conference to guarantee Cambodia’s independence and neutrality. Britain and Russia support the idea as Harold Wilson’s envoy Pat Gordon Walker tours the region. Sihanouk had proposed the conference for mid March.
About 100 CORE demonstrators picketed the New York City pavilion at the World’s Fair. SPONGE members countered with a silent greet as fair police chief Stephen P Kennedy said there was no disorder. The approach drew more demonstrations than last year.
Washington based dispatch examines the 1959 116 day steel strike and its economic toll. It details declines in steel and iron mine employment production and broader impacts on autos retail and employment figures. Economists link the strike to a recession beginning in May 1960 and highlight inventory buildup and delayed recovery effects.
The notice touts the largest job with Classified Ads and invites readers to dial 662 4241 to hire an ad writer today for selling anything.
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