Strike Talks Continue At Pioneer Rubber Amid Turbulence
Negotiations between Pioneer Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 804 stretched from 1 p.m. to near midnight at the Willard Willard United Bank with mediator Harry Webber noting progress. Delegations watched as windows were smashed earlier and police kept watch while pickets spread to Attica plant. Merchants feared a railroad union boycott if stores did not show support for the strike.
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Pioneer Rubber
Tiffin Street
Pioneer
Attica
Seneca Coun
Willard
Railroad Union
Norwalk Reviews First Interfaith Service by Mayor Panel
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations evaluated Norwalk's first interfaith religious service held during Brotherhood Week on Feb 19. While most members supported it, mild criticism emerged citing the focus on ecumenicism rather than brotherhood. Rev T G S Whitney criticized the program for lacking clear overlap between Christianity and brotherhood.
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Norwalk
T.g.s.whitney
Rome
Whitney
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Clergy, lay leaders mull ecumenical program next year
Discussion centers on a less churchy, laymen run service to accompany the religion observance. This year’s event at the high school drew over 600 attendees with seven clergy participants, prompting ecumenical momentum and questions about the event’s cohesion with broader brotherhood efforts.
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William Bodart
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Fr. Bodart
Norwalk Brotherhood Week review prompts changes
Chairman James Schlachter faulted low attendance by Negro families and urged more Norwalk ministers be invited next year. James Stewart backed the interfaith service but wants it separate from Brotherhood Week. The two hour session also approved a taped WLKR thank you letter and commended cooperating media outlets. A 5-4 vote directed taping interviews be listened to during the meeting rather than after.
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James Schlachter
Norwalk
James Stewart
WLKR
Caroline Ford
Picket Pleads Get Both Sides After Break-In at Pioneer Rubber
Reporter Tom Dillon visited Willard to document damage at the Pioneer Rubber Co strike site. Pickets urged fair coverage while police offered no comment as the building stood empty with a shattered window and a ringing phone.
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Reflector
Tom Dillon
Willard
Pioneer Rubber Co
Dodge City
Candy recall in New York over Salmonella contamination
Chunky Corp. of New York City recalls 750000 dollars worth of chocolate chunky bars due to potential salmonella and bacteria contamination as reported by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Frederick
UPI
Washington
Upi)chunky Corp
New York City
Food and Drugs Administration
Milan Police Reports 1966 Crime Decline and Activity
Milan Police Department released 1966 statistics showing 159 complaints, 1 738 phone calls, 717 radio calls and 34 927 miles driven. Calls for open windows doors and dogs topped list while 70 traffic cases yielded 2627 dollars. Chief Bravard noted 277 dollars income from January traffic cases.
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Milan
Charles G. Bravard
Bravard
Forty Hours Devotions Begin at St. Joseph’s Church
Monroeville plans the annual Forty Hours Devotions at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church starting with a 10 o’clock Mass on Sunday. Afternoon Way of the Cross and devotions follow at 2 o’clock each Sunday through Tuesday, with evening devotions at 7 30 each night.
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Monroeville
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
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