Quill and 9 TWU Officials Arrested in Subway Strike
Michael J. Quill and eight other TWU and Amalgamated Transit Union officers were arrested in the Americana Hotel. Quill refused to call off the subway bus strike, declaring defiance of the judge.
04 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1966
Page
1
Michael J. Quill and eight other TWU and Amalgamated Transit Union officers were arrested in the Americana Hotel. Quill refused to call off the subway bus strike, declaring defiance of the judge.
Columbus UPI War ren C Nelson urged a state law mandating seat belt installation and use in all cars to prevent Christmas and New Year traffic tolls. He urged drivers to install belts and wear them while driving. Shelby UPI Local 3057 United Steel Workers striked Copperweld Steel Co Ohio Seamless Tube Division after a 49 vote margin rejected a two year contract on Dec 31.
Sunny, warmer today with a high near 46. Fair tonight with a low around 31. Increasing clouds on Wednesday with a mild trend and highs in the mid 40s. Sunrise 7 45 a m sunset 5 11 p m. Births show Mr and Mrs Jack Peters welcoming a son at 104 E Seminary.
The Huron and Erie Counties bi county subcommittee struggle to craft an Office of Economic Opportunity survey funds application. Conflicting instructions and a requirement that low income representatives be democratically chosen bog down progress at a Huron County meeting led by Rev. Karl Burger and Robert Fish.
A heating bulb placed on a 1961 Chrysler engine to keep it warm sparked a fire that destroyed the car and its 20 by 20 foot garage and damaged nearby structures. Firemen reported 4:35 a.m. response with 15 Milan firefighters aiding Norwalk crews for three hours.
Voters in parts of 11 Huron County precincts will decide a .65 mills bond for Pioneer Joint Vocational School District to raise $1,995,000 for building and equipment over 21 years with a 60 percent approval. a one mill levy for current expenses requires 55 percent. Precincts for full voting include Willard 1A 1B 2C 2D 3 4 New Haven Twp and Plymouth Village. portions of Greenfield Norwich and Richmond Townships also vote.
On Board A C Rough Jr president of a Sandusky area dairy is named one of three members to the Milk Sanitation Board by State Health Director Emmett W Arnold and approved by Governor James A Rhodes. Rough is president of Esmond Dairy Co. of Sandusky.
A UPI report says the unionized faculty began a strike at St John’s University Queens and Brooklyn campuses at 6 30 a m local time after Christmas break and a one day postponement. About one third of faculty expected to join with 40 pickets Jamaica campus and a dozen at Brooklyn campus.
The article notes a milder December in Norwalk compared with 1964 and 1965, reporting only traces of snow this December after earlier storms. It contrasts prior years with 2.5 inch snowfall on Jan 1 and a 5.5 inch storm on Dec 3, while December temperatures ran higher, with average highs around 44 and lows near 29.
New London School district proposes a 500 pupil high school with remodels to existing buildings to house elementary students. Utterback of the State School Building Section presented the plan, estimated at 1.486 million dollars, pending approvals and local bond vote.
Raymond L. Riley, 38, of 196 Benedict Age, was fined $50 and costs in County Court for leaving the scene of an accident. He pleaded not guilty, with attorney Donald Derby representing him. Judge Robert Wiedemann heard the case after Harold J. Freeman identified Riley’s car from a license number.
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