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FILE NAME: Insulation Contractors & Distributors (ICD) DATE: 1964 Oct DOC#: ICD003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Program from 9th Annual Meeting of the Insulation Distributor-Contractors National Association, Inc, THE FAIRMONT HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA OCTOBER 26 to 29, 1964 MT-002183 PRODUCED JM - 83 "MEN WHO WORK WITHOUT PAY FOR THE GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY' OFFICERS T 9 6 3 -1 9 6 4 Prcr/deiii ................................ .......... Charles T. Vaughn, Omaha, Ncbr. Vice-President ................................... Dillard Breeding, Nashville, Term. Vice-President ................................... Granville Drowns, Houston, Tex Secretary......................... ............Conrad L. Wiege, Charleston, W. Va. Treasurer.............................................. Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa. Immediate P.P.....................................E . E. Saberhagen, Seattle, Wash. Legal Counsel................................... James W. R. Brown, Omaha, Nebr. . f * THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tennr Ending 1964 Terms Ending I95 Ternir Ending'1966 Terms Ending 1967 Ben M. Bullough D. M. Cutler Aertsen P. Keasbey Jr. John W. Long E. Raymond Ashmore Jr. J. Kenneth Dixon A. Marvin Gibbons Herbert A. Mullenix Frank O: Rutherford Roy C. Coffer James P. Ennis Duane C. Luse William B. Wilkes William R. Lickert `ILF. Yount. Salt Lake City, Utah Toronto, Ontario New York, N.Y. Louisville, Ky. Philadelphia, Pa. Houston, Texas Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Git, St. Louis, Mo. Mobile, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, III Boston, Mass. PAST PRESIDENTS 1953-- 1954 ......................... Walter E. Campbell, Washington, D. C.* 1955_ 1956 ................... .......... ..Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa. .1857-- 1 9 5 3 ................................. Frank R. Hickory, Minneapolis, Minn. 1959-- 1960 ..................................... William J. Donuhoe, Chicago, Ml. 1961-- 1962 ............................. .... .E, E. Saberhagen, Seattle, Wash. ' /T*. . ''S V -T* *d> - ". . * ' *Deceased Execnfiee Sccre/f/rp " Ellvvood F. Jones 1425 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 LOcust 3-9QS8 "MEN WHO WORK WITHOUT PAY FOR THE GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY" OFFICERS 1 9 6 3 -1 9 6 4 President ...........................................Charles T. Vaughn, Omaha, Nebr. Vice-President .................................... Dillaril llra'dinj;, Nashville, Tenn. Vice-President ....................................Cranvilli* Drowns, Houston, Texas Secretary...................................... Conrtul L. Wlogerx, Charleston, \V. Va. Treasurer................................................Leon E. Butler, Philadelphia, lhe immediate P.P....................................... E. E. Saberhugen, Seattle, Wash. Legal Counsel.............................. ...James W. R. Brown, Omaha, Nebr, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Terms Ending 19(i4 Ben M. Buliough D. M. Cutler Aertsen P. Keasbev ! Salt Labe City, Utah Toronto, Ontario W w W - -f *' T '* H i . . : *. .* ... V. "MEN WHO WORK WITHOUT PAY FOR THE GOOD OF THE INDUSTRY" OFFICERS 1 9 6 3 -1 9 6 4 Presulent ............................................Churlos T, Vaughn, Omaha, Mehr. Vice-President ................................... Dilluni breeding, Nashville, Tenn. Vice-President ................................... Cninvillc Drowns, Houston, Texas Secretary......................................Conrad L. Wiegerx, Charleston, \V. Va. Treasurer................................................Leon E. Duller, Philadelphia, Pa. Immediate P.P....................................... E. E. Saborhngen, Seattle, Wash. Legal Counsel....................................James W, H. Drown, Omaha, Nchr. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Terms Ending 1004 Terms Ending 190-5 . Terms Ending 1000 Terms Ending 1967 Ben M. bullough D . M. Cutler Aertsen P. Keasbey Jr, John W. Long E. Raymond Ashmore Jr. J. Kenneth Dixon A. Marvin Gibbons Herbert A. Mullenix Frank O. Rutherford Roy C. Coffer James P. Ennis Duane C. Luse William B..Wilkes William R. Liekert R. F. Yount Salt Lake City, Utah Toronto, Ontario New York, N. Y. Louisville, Ky, Philadelphia, Pa. Houston, Texas Washington, D. C. Atlanta, Ga. St. Louis, Mo. Mobile, Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Chicago, 111. Boston, Mass. PAST PRESIDENTS 1853--*1834 Walter E. Campbell, Washington, D. C.* ' 1955 -- 1956 .................................... ...L eon E. Butler, Philadelphia, Pa. 1957-- 195S ................................ Frnnk R. Hickory, Minneapolis, Minn. 1959 -- 1960 .......................................... William J, Donahoe, Chicago, HL 1961 -- 1962 ..................... ................... E. E. Saberhngen, Seattle,*Wash. a >4 / .f .0 ' *Deceased Executive Secretary Ellwood F. Jones 1425 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19102 LOcust 3-90SS 1 . V -. i:" :: ' .*..f*f.< r*' Y. *.. '. , . ... . V . fw *->v:>- '*r *. . -^;a 'V ` : }-1 * ** \ . '; -v v /'-c- t < ........... . i-'-' '* : .v-.-.'- " : .T .. *. '5.*' .* V M T -002186 PRODUCED JH -83 THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (Terms Ending 1 9 6 5 ) Hy : THE BUSINESS OF THE A N N U A L MEETING Monday, October 26th: Meeting of the Board of Directors, 20th Center)' Room ..9:00 A.M. Meetings of the National Committees, Hunt Room 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M, (See Your Committee Chairman) Meeting of die Regional Officers, Hunt R oom ................2:00 P.M. (See the Executive Secretary) Tuesday, October 27th: First Ceneral Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Meeting of the Board of Directors ..................................2:00 P.M. Wednesday, October 28th: Second Ceneral Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Thursday, October 29th: Third General Session in the Terrace Room 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Fourth General Session in the Terrace Room 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M, THE SOCIAL SIDE OF THE A N N U A L MEETING Monday evening, October 26th* .The 1DCNA Welcome Hour in the Pavilion Room ......6 : 0 0 P.M. Tuesday evening, Octolwr 27th; Tire Manufacturers Reception In the Crystal Room . . . . .6:00 P.M. Wednesday evening. October 28th: . . Dinner Dance & Entertainment in the Venetian Room . . .8:00 P.M. . . $. W . Vi , . MT-002193 produced JM -83 i% i THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE REGISTERED AT THE CONVENTION Abcr Co., Inc. Harold M. Abcr, Houston Achcnbach J: Duller, Inc. Leon II. Ilmlcr, Philadelphia F. J. Siemers, Philadelphia AllicJ Services, Inc. Conrad L^Wiegers, Charleston, W. Va. Armstrong Contracting k Supply Corp. E. D, Ainslic, Lancaster, l*a. J. W. Liddell, Lancaster, Pa. Asbestos k Magnesia Materials Co. J. F.Sullivan, Jr., Chicago Asbestos Construction Co., Inc. Robert McDonald, New York City Asbestos Products Company Frank Jt. Hickory, St. Paul Asbestos Service Company Gordon Harrison, Youngstown, Ohio B it II Engineering it Supply Co., Inc. W. M- Martin, Iluuston Itadham Insulation Company, Inc. * John T. JJudham, llirminultam. Ala. Ilaldwin-Mill Company M. M. Wilson, Trenton A. II. Bennett Company J,, T. Bennett, Minneapolis Breeding Insulation Company Dillard Breeding, Nashville Brooks-Rshcr Insulating Co. A. D. Bigham, Miami 'T. L. Gann, Knoxville W. L. Marker!, Sr., Atlanta W. L. Markert, Jr., Atlanta C. W. McCoy, Jacksonville Brower Co. E. E. Snberhagen, Seattle . Bullough Asbestos Supply Co. U..M. Bullough, Sail Lake City Waller E. Campbell Co., Inc. Waller IL Campbell, Washington, D. C. A . M. Gibbons, Washington, D. C, Philip Carey Manufacturing Co. D. L. Bigelow, Lochlaml, Cincinnati Paul D. Japp, Lochtand, Cincinnati Central Asbestos & Magnesia Co. C. I5. Cockrejt, Cliicago Central Asbestos k Supply Co. F, H. Wright, Des Moines Chicago Asbestos Manufacturing C o. )ay C. Oolinktn, Chicago Childers Manufacturing Company Jack LaFave, Jlouston Construction Spcclallics Company Fred A. Burns, Denver C N , Feast, Denver Craluree Insulation Company . - Joseph Ctuhlrec,' Miami Starr Davis Company, Inc. ... Mrs. Slarr Davis, Greensboro, N . C. ' J.T. Hunter, Greensboro, N . C . .. , M. II. Hetrick Company . Harry U. Lewis, Chicago ' . \Y. I. Donahoe, Chicago . l*v ,. J.* . Eagle Asbestos & Packing Co. \V, J. Childress, Now Orleans Fred J. Sehuber, New Orleans Eagle Company, Jnc. Arthur M. Ball, Lincoln, Nebraska W, K. Kirsclt, Lincoln, Nebraska Louisville Insulating and Supply Co. Thomas M, Crowe, Louisville Lusc-Slcvcnson Company R. 0. iiinchion, Chicago Eastern Refractories Co., Jnc. K. H. Ward, Jr., Brookline, Mass. Ehret Magnesia Manufacturing Co. D. L. Saltcrlhwaiic, Philadelphia M. W. Ellis Company Milton If. Ellis, Jr,, Memphis 'Torty-Eight Insulations, Inc. Ike Keith, Aurora, Illinois Mundci Cork Company B. NY. Bolter, North Bergen, N . J. L. T. Choate, North Bergen. N . J, E. H. Luchs, North Bergen, N. J. William C. Foster, Philadelphia National Bond Insulators Charles Docker, Allentown, Pa. New England Insulation Company T. II. Ilrodic, Boston North Brothers, Inc. Herbert Mullcnix, Atlanta Robert W. Smith, Knoxville General Aluminum Supply Co. Ellis G. Bradley, Kansas City, Mo. General Insulation Company Henry W. Larson, Peoria. III. General Insulation It Roofing Co. John W. I.ong, Louisville Oustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co. F. W. Muller, Kansas City, Mo. G, P. Oldham, Kansas City, Mo. Geo. Y- Hamilton, Inc. Geo. V. Hamilton, McKees Rocks, Pa. Chas. Harmon & Co. Charles Harmon, Jr., New York City Illinois Fire-Proof Covering Co. Oscar E. Drevniak, Chicago Donald Gammie, Chicago ' Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation R. K. Diggers, Toledo Hugh T. Williams. Toledo J. V. Welsh, Los Angeles Philadelphia Asbestos Corporation Waller E. Miller, Philadelphia . Philadelphia Insulation Contractors Ellwnod F. Jones, Philadelphia . Leroy Hihcc, Philadelphia ' Pittsburgh Corning Corporation R. F_ Buckley. Pittsburgh R. E. Ftths. Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company P. D. Kaicy, Pittsburgh Orville Miller, Pittsburgh Precision Insulation Co., Inc. J. K. Dixon, Houston Illinois Roofing !t Insulation Co. I. J. Duller. Chicago Prillaman, Inc. John Prillaman, Joliet, III. Industrial Insulators, Inc. Granville Drowns, Houston Refractory &Insulation Corporation Frank Christenson, New York City Inland Insulation Company John Draglslc, Chicago R. L. Fries, Chicago Reid Hayden. Inc. Merrill R. Carr, Baltimore James MacDonald, Baltimore Insulating and Materials Company I'rcd Knigge, St, Louis R. J, Sachs, Baltimore Sprinkmann Sons Corporation Insulation Distributors, Inc. R. J, Doolittle, BulTalo I. H. Farrell, Btt(Tuto William Broil, Peoria, III. M. W. Simon, Milwaukee Ernest Sprinkmann, Sr., Mihvauke Universal Insulation Company E. R. Ashmore, Philadelphia D. E. Davis, Philadelphia Arthur Rank, Jr., Philadelphia Vnttghn Insulation Company R. I . Plttggc, East Omaha, Nebraska Charles T. Vaughn, East Omaha, Nebraska . Vinccnl-Cutlcr Insulation, I.Id. D. M. Culler, Toronto. Canada W-J. Gordon, Toronto, Canada John A. Vincent. Toronto, Canada ' Western Asbestos Company .J. P. DeCIccm*. Chicago J. J. Girardi, Chicago Chas. . Wood &Co. ; ' .. Charles A. Wood, West'Orange, N. J- Standard Asbestos Manufacluring.Gi Frank Frill, Chicago V. W. Hemphill, Chicago P. M. Berry, Cleveland Teehalloy Company. Inc. D. M. Schmid, Kahns, Pa. P. S.Thorsen Co. of Mass. William B. Wilkes, South Bo>um C. E. Thurston ft Sons, Inc. . ,C. B. Thurston. Jr,, Norfolk Triangle Insulation Company. Inc. William C. Painter. PliiUlelrbia E. W. Swanick. Philadelphia Union Asbestos k Rubber CoErie T. Plummer, lllonminglnn. I United Engineering &Sale'Css. Wmdsul.tlc Corporation ' S. II. Abrams, Unsl Orange. N. I. James V. Ball, Tuba . PRODUCED M. O. Sieiameycr, Tulsa JM-83 iwiT_nnoiqd. 5' pa. Johns-Manville Salta Corporation / M. W ; Burleson, New York City D . L. Hnmon, New York City J. B. Jobe, New York City Kobert D. Peck, New York City Kalamazoo Asbestos Company John Barih, Kalamazoo, Mich. John Bond, Kalamazoo, Mich. Robert A. Keasbcy Company Aertscn P. Keasbcy, Jr., New York City Kelley Asbestos Products Co. David E. Kelley, Kansas City, Mo. Lamports Company Morton H. Lamport, Cleveland Alexander Lamport & Bro. Murray Mehler, New York City L.O.F. Class Fibers Company J. D. Bcllridee, Toledo C. F. Heje, Toledo ' * Guests who atteneled IOCNA Nassau Convention Thomas X. Dunn Washington, D. C. Bill Gove St. Paul, Minnesota Stephen Leonard Washington, D. C. Dennis J. J. McGee Philadelphia, Pa. A. B. Salus Philadelphia, Pa. L. T. Tuttle San Francisco, Calif. Herbert True South Bend, Indiana Joseph C. Wells Washington, D. C. ?.. , c . 41 ) .* \ *1 r% < f * V.**." * #* 4. \ \ Jft'j \ ;. * *t . } . , '*.** ** . t ' *I *.**I*' ' { -, NIT-002195 produced ; > JM-83 -o o n t THE BUSINESS OF THE ANNUAL MEETING Tuesday, October 27, 1964 First Session 9:00 A.M. Tin- C.ill to Order by President Chnrlcs T. VaugIm ihiXI A.M. Invocation. 0:03 A.M. Address of Welcome by Tbe Mayor of San Francisco 0:15 A.M. Introduction of Officers and Directors Introduction of Guests Hull Call of Members 0:90 A..M. Reports of OKicers: . Mr. Ellwnod F. Jones, Executive Secretary Mr. Leon E. butler. Treasurer Mr. Charles T. Vaughn, President Mo A.M. Report of tbe Annual Meeting Committer: Vice-President Dillard breeding. Chairman 0:50 A.M. Report of tbe Committee on Membership (t Regional Alliliations: , Mr. J. Kenneth Dixon. Chairman . Welcome to the New* Members Introductions of the Presidents tx Executive Secretaries of the Five Affiliated Regional Associations .10:05 A.M. Reading of tbe IDCNA Code of Ethics by Mrs. Hazeline Wiegors 10:10 A.M.' Featured Address -- . Mr. Merlyn E. Dofeman. .Vice-Prcs. Coqinratc Finaner Dept., bank of America. San Francisco 10:45 A.M. Coffee Break . .' 11:00 A.M. Report of tbe Committee on Manufacturers RcLiUons: Sir. Duane C. Lose. Chairman ' Greetings from N1MA Discussion 11:45 A.M. Report of the Nominating Committee: Mr. Frank O. Rutherford. Chairman Election of Directors . 12:5(1 P.M. "What can IDCNA do for the Regional Associations?" Panel discussion-- Regional Presidents: , MAICA ..................................... President Rae Ashmore AACSS.............................................President lbh Hume . CSICA .................................... P"*'1*' ....... MICA . . 1:01) P.M. . WlT-002196 produced 1M-83 aaxovoBa, } n r\ W ednesday, October 28, 1964 Second Session V v 0:00 A.M. Cull to Order-- Announcements 0:10 A.M. Presentations of the Now Officers for l!)(S5-(i(i 0:15 A.M. Report of llic Committee on Standards, Education, mil Safety Mr. Conrad L. Wickers, Chairman Discussion 4' 10:30 A.M. Coffee Wreak . 10:45 A.M. Featured Address-- Mr. John H. Ifmulley, Vice-Pres. Industrial Relations Dept.. Granite City Steel Co.. Granite City, III.: "Let's Face Facts" Discussion 11:30 A.M. Report .of the Committee on Lalxir Relations. * v ' . Mr. Granville Drowns. Chainnun Discussion . tS . ' 1:00 P..M. Recess MEMBERSHIP IN >*iiiom rerimvmr DOESN'T-COST ! .IT PAYS! "Join today for n more prolilnhlc tomorrow." . ' * . ..* i * . t \ . * fe*. * . - * i' /*. K*S f *. i ; '*.*1*'** \.'l' .*\*c;* ' * ' .* * r * * *", .* . MT-002197 l SV . THE REGIONAL ASSOCIATIONS 1. NORTHEASTERN IN.SUI.ATIOX CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION. INC. SAD Albany Street e/n New Koulanil 11is111:11it>ii Co. Muslim, .Musstu-lm.st'tl.s Alin.: Mr.Theiulure II. Rrinlu-.'Secrcinry ^ 2. NEW YORK STATE INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION c/-o Ralilwhi-Eliret-llill Inc. ISOO Rruatlwav I MX). Ilux SU5 ' Mulfitlo. N. V. 14240 I Alin.: Mr. Lromirtl E. 1`Vitt. President I 3. ' MIDDLE ATLANTIC INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION 1-125 Chestnut Stri'fi Philadelphia. Pa. I!) 102 Alin.: Mr. Ellwood F. lulu's, Executive Seeretarc -I.` ASSOCIATED ASBESTOS CONTRACTORS OF THE , SOUTHEASTERN STATES. INC. c/o North Bros. P. O. Ron' 1788 Sv;insih.Cii.3N02 Attn.: Mr. RuIhtI L Hnnuv'President 5. ' CENTRAL STATES. INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION P. O. Bos 34 I Dnvton W \v Station Duytun. Ohio 45406 Attn.: Mr. Ilurrv A. Jones. Executive Secretary. .-V' 6. ' MIDWEST INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION l * .. 2202 llanxcimi WIvcL . Onv.iha, Nebraska Attn.: Mr. W. R. IIfaston. Executive Secretary 7. S o u t h w e s t in s u l a t io n c o n t r a c t o r s a sso c ia t io n 1114 Curt landt Street ... Houston 5, Texas Attn.: Mr. (5. E.Jurhue. Executive Secretary S, ASSOCIATED INSULATION CONTRACTORS OF TUE . WESTERN STATES 5014 J8lh Avenue. N. E. Seattle, Wasldm.'tnn Attn.: Mr. Kenneth M. MeCalfrer, Executive Secretary CANADA MASTER INSULATORS ASSOCIATION OF ONTARIO. INC. . 5,S3 Clmreh Street \V '. . Tnrimln 5. Ontario i . Attn.: Mr. Norman A. Smith, Executive Secretary .'AllilUttcthiUhJDCXA . . . / *t.V iC' .'l * PRODUCED I f f l- 83 WIT-002199 1964 MEMBERSHIP A ffilia ted through THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC INSULATION CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION (M A ICA ) Aehenhach tc Butler....................................................... Philadelphia, Pa. W. W, Armstrong Inc........................................................Pittsburgh, l'a. Asbestos Covering is Roofing Co. ............................Washington, D. C. . Bnldwin-Ehret-llill Inc....................................................Valle}' Forge, Pa. Walter E. Campbell Company..................................Washington, D.'C. .Philip Cnrev Mfg. Company......................................... Philadelphia, Pa. Philip Carey Mfg. Company....... ......................... .Washington, D. C. Culp-industrial Insulation Company. ................................ Kingston, Pa. JAM Industries Inc. ............................................... ^. . . . .Trenton, N. J. ' Uolrert A. Keashey Company .......................... ............. Newark, N. J. Meehanleal 1nsulation Company.......................... .....Philadelphia, Pa. y. j >' .Monahan Insulation Ctnnpany' ....'T.............. ..........7..1JliUbuilt{ty, pa. Owens-Coming Fiberglas S & C Die. ............................Philadelphia, Pa. Retd Ilaytien Ine................................................................. Baltimore, Md. Triangle Insulutinu Company............................. ..Philadelphia, Pa. Universal Insulation Company .......... i ...................... . .Philadelphia, Pa. Wallace 4 dale Company....................... ........................Baltimore, Md. 1- - X WIT-00 " YEARS OF PROGRESS BY IDCNA PRESIDENTS: -- m i Walter E. Camp!)!!* 195-4 Walter E. Campbell 1955 Ia'Dii E. Bailer ...................... ...Conference -- New Orleans .1956 l-con E. Butler ................................First Annual-- Atlantic City. * 1957 Frank II. Hickory...................... Second Annual -- San Francisco 1958 Frank 11. Hickory.................................... .Third Annual -- Nassau 1959 William J. Donalioe ........................Fourth Annual-- Lax Vegas 1960 William J. Donahoe.......................... Fifth Annual -- Bal Harbour 1961 Edward E. Saberhugen .......................... Sixth Annual-- Phoenix 1962 Edward E. Saberluigen............... Seventh Annual -- Bal Harbour 1963 Charles T. Vaughn ......... Eighth Annual -- Hut Springs J 196=1. Charles T. Vaughn ........... .Ninth Annual -- San Francisco 1965 Tlie Tenth Annual Meeting will he held October 10-15 at the , Waldorf-Astoria, New York r r . Before vnu leave San Francisco, make a date to attend the '65 Annual Meeting at the Waldorf! * Deceased t ; V -. v . V V ivv:/)i--X 5 r ;' ` V 1U M T-002206 .'f .. iV PRODUCED M -83 J .I(4t-e-'-/ Kit*JYS OF TiJE liFY ).MO OF THE LV.D CF l F.'.FCTORS F TiiE iHSULATIOl D15TRI.BUTOR-CONTRACTOP.S HMIOIL ASSOCIATION, INC. hold a t the FIUHONT KTEL, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA O ctober 26, 1964 9 AM P resen t: K r. C harles T, Vaughn Mr. D illa rd B reeding K r. G ra n v ille Drowns Mr. Conrad L. W iegers DIRECTORS K r. E, Raymond Ashmore J r . H r. Roy C, C o ffe r H r. James P . E nnis H r. J . Kenneth Dixon K r. A, I'is rv in C ibbons Mr. F, Yount Mr. Ja n e s W, R. Brown, A tto rn e y P resident V ice-P resident V ice-President .S ecretary Mr. John If. Long Mr. Duane C. Luse Mr. H e rb e rt A. M ullenix Mr. Frank 0 . R u th e rfo rd Mr. W illiam B. W ilkes Mr. E ilv o o d F . J o n e s , E xecutive S ecretary l . P r e s id e n t* Vaughn c a l l e d th e m e e tin g to o r d e r a t 9 AM, c a l l e d t h e r o l l , and m en tio n ed th a t H r. B u tle r end Mr. Eull.ough w ere a b s e n t due to i l l n e s s . 2 , The E xecutive S e cretary read th e m inutes o f th e m eeting q f F ebruary 14, 1964 h e ld a t th e Shamrock H o te l, H ouston, T ex a s. C o p ies o f th e s e m in u te s were d is tr ib u te d . A m otion was p assed to approve th e m inutes a s .re a d . 3 . The E x ecutive S e c re ta ry re a d th e F in a n c ia l R ep o rt f o r th e tweLve months ended S ep tem b er 30, IS64,- showing a c a sh b a la n c e o f $ 1 9 ,4 6 6 .3 7 . T h is r e p o r t was approved a s r e a d , A copy i s a tta c h e d h e r e to . 4 . The E xecutive S ecretary p re se n te d and read th e budget fo r th e .N in th Annual M ooting. G eneral s a tis fa c tio n w ith t h i s budget was ex p ressed . 5 . (A) The E x ecu tiv e S e c re ta ry p re s e n te d and re a d th e a d m in is tr a tio n p o r tio n o f the - Membership R e p o rt tak en from th e o f f ic e r e c o r d s . A m otion was passed to ac cep t t o membership a l l o f th e new a f f i l i u t e d members whose names have bean subm itted b y t h e f i v e a f f i l i a t e d r e g i o n a l s e c r e t a r i e s o f KMCA, AACS3, CS1CA, MICA'and SWICA., ; A l i s t o f thean o n a-h u n d red th ir ty - tw o a f f i l i a t e d members i s a tta c h e d h e r e to . ' f 8 )T h e B oard approved t b s ..f o l l o w i n g two new a t - , l a r g e members to. m em bership: The E ck c i C o r p o r a tio n , C a m b rid g e , M ans. ' . V e n tn c re .A s b e s to s C o ., Long I s l a n d C i t y , H. Y. MT-002278 PRODUCED JM - 83 Ri v I . v (' .( F.OARD OF PI RECTOR3 M:SF. !' isiG Foil fc'k .(CISCO O/26/.V) t 5- (C) .R e sig n a tio n * from th e f iv e fo llo w in g members were ac cep ted ; * ' A.erne I n s u l a t i o n s J.nc,,, Grand R ap id , M ich, Kalam.?T.oo AsberV.o:; C o -, K alairax cc, Mich. I llin s it; F ire-P ro o f Co,,; Chicago. I l l , Johnson In s u la tio n C o ,, M idicon, W is. Loco A p p lic a to rs; i.n c . v Jam estow n, H, Y. (D ) The name-, o f sev e n d o lin q u e n t ir.?nbers were p re s e n te d an C olIow a; J s irs v-01 can, Chice.g o , I l 1.. Mr. Lose p r e s e n te d a check o f $ 3 1 2 .f-0 from t h i s member, w hich a u to m a tic a lly re s to re d them to a c tiv e membership Standard A sbestos, C hicago, I I I . R eported to have beer, merged w ith E a ld i/in - G h r c t- U ill, who is an a f f ilia te d esmbar, P riliam an In c ., C hicago, 111. R eported p ra c tic a lly oirt of business y Totrasn M organ, C h ic a g o , I I . . Reported ouc of business; Kelson A sbestos C o ., C hicago, 111, The C hicago A s s ; r. w i l l pay th e < MICA r e g io n a l f o r . t h i s f i r m , end req u est th a t c h a ir rams be . included as an a c tiv e .a ffilia te ; member, .The B row er Company, S e a ttle ,W a s h . I n t u l a t i o n D i s t r i b u t o r s , B u f f a lo , H. Y. The .E x e c u tiv e S e c r e ta r y w as i n s t r u c t e d t o w r i t e to th e s e two doi in q u a n t mamber-j e x p r e s s i n g th e d e s i r e o f t h e Board t h a t th e y c o n tin u e a,; i;.nwber.*,, h u t t h a t i f th e y do n e t pay t h e i r o u ts ta n d in g d u es o f $700..00 each by March 1. lSf>5, th e y . . s h a l l b.e cco p p ed from m em bership and th e KEUSLETTF.K m a ilin g in th e n s h a l l b e d isc o n tin u e d . 6 , Mr, Vaughn re a d h i * r e p o r t e.a. P ri> *idont o v e r t h e p a s t t \io y e a r s , and th an k ed th e . o ff ic e v u and d ire c to rs, f o r t h e i r uupport- and f o r the fin e manner in which they performed the ta sk s ho assigned to them. 7 . Mr. .Brown gave h ia report on the leg al aspect p the a c t i v i t i e s c f the Board and th e Association.. * 8 . .M r. D ixon r e p o r t e d .fo r th e C om m itted on .HrmiberVhlp and R eg io n al A f f i l i a t i o n w hich . v a r. i n a d d i t i o n t th e m ini .--rctiv o v o o .-rt p rj-v U 'V cly g J v c n .b y :th n EvRC.ofcvs . . <\ >? r.c . t .* : u .*. >:. ;. k- . ' .. .v . *./ : ?J ; ' * * * *' ..v. *. *. * . ... .* ..>*** . !.. ii'u Jcr... . . v h i c b V a ., u ^ .u ix y - .t i y ' ^a. -.'I* PRODUCED WIT-002279 JM - 83 1 ' Pngo 3 K D .C .N .A . IDRD OF DIRECTORS MMiTINC SAM nUHST-SO-J, 10/-(j/04 RESOLVED: W hereas th e Hoard o f D i r e c t o r s o t ti'C R A 'team s i t rioceH.5vry to i n c r e a s e the-, b u d g e t e f th e A s s o c ia tio n in o r d e r t o expand i t s Mtrvicc.- to th e Rsj; icv.nl v.^ A;roOC.vAtion<j, r.ouv t h e r e f o r e r ba i t re.volved t iv.it th e dn-id o r 1565 35 to th e f i v s a f f i l i a t e d ra g io n e lr. be in t:r ii..a d n o t to e n c a s d 207; o v u r 196' d u ss . and t h a t . th-u duo? f o r 1965 f o r th e two p ro . p eo tiv new r e g i r n a '.'. ,, AXCUS and ifSIC'A, b e th e i,a^e a.-, th e rcn-p'.oaal du?.:i f o r <964. 9 . Mr, Luac re p o tte d p ro g re s s f o r th e.C o m m itte e .o n M a n u factu re r.; R e la tio n s , end an n o u n c ed t h a t Mr. V , D, R a le y , P r e s i d e n t o f MIMA w ould ad c lraas th e m o atin g on T uesday, October 27. 1 0 . Mir, Drowns re p o r te d f o r th e C om m ittee on L ab o r R e l a t i o n s , and s a id t h a t t h a t c o n a a ic te a 'u p a r t o f th e pro g ram on W ednesday, O c to b e r 2 would bo a L ab o r Forum . 11 .Mr. Ashmore p re se n te d a S uggested Budget f o r 1965, a copy o f which i s a tta c h e d h e r e w i t h . He. m e n tio n e d /th a t t h i s b u d g e t had b e e n p u b L iah ad ,i.n; .the O c to b e r MEWS* .LETTER, and th e e n t i r e m em bership :./as a w are o f i t , Ha recoucie.-.iea t h a t i t be a p p ro v e d fcv th e Eocud f.or a c c e p ta n c e a t t h e - F o u r t h 'S e s s i o n on T hursday ;a f te r n o o n October* 29, 1964. A n o t i o n ap p ro v in g th e b u d g e t f o r su b m ia sio n t o t h e g e n s i s l .v.embarbi::' p was 'p a s s e d . 1 2 . ' M r, Vaughn esked i f t h e r e e&w any o t h e r o l d b u a i n a e i , and g;< tlie r e wr.:, n o n e , p ro . c e e d e d t h e new b u s i n e s s . - '' 1 3 . Haw B u s in e s s ; The E x e c u tiv e S e c r e ta r y w as i n s t r u c t e d t o di -.continue th e m ail tu g . o f t h e IDCNA NEWSLETTER to c o n t r a c t o r s who h av e t e r m i n a t e d t h e i r oc-otevyblp in . th e A aw o ciatio n , Thare was one n e g a tiv e v o te on t h i s r e s o lu tio n . . 14. M r. V aughn ask e d f o r comment on th e program o f t h e N in th A nnuel M eeting .. p r i n t e d in th e form al p rin ted program . . . A g en eral discussion g en e rally approving, took p la c e , 15., M r. V aughn r e c e d e d th e m e e tin g a t 12 Noon, t o re c o n v e n e on Tut-&day a f te r n o o n , O ctober' 27, 19b4, > . , . . R ei'jjectfully-t.ubm itt?d,-b-. ? J/v jc rXLMGOO EV-JONES, Eu.ocutive S e c re ta ry M T -002280 produced JM-83 1 I I The Busina av ot the Ann'.\l M-rjUirf; Tufc.iday, October 27, i.S<54 ( F i r 't ?i:stcn 9 :00 AM 9 :05 AM 9 :15 AM u * 9 :3 0 AM 9 :4 5 AM 9 :5 0 AM '" 0 :0 5 AM 10:10 AM The C a ll to O rd er by P re s id e n t C h arles T. Vaughn In v o c a tio n A d d re ss o f Welcome by The A c tin g Mayor o f San F ra n c is c o % In tro d u ctio n of the O ffic e rs & D irectors In tro d u c tio n o f G uests R o ll C a ll o f Members ( s e l f announced - on th e f l o o r ) R e p o r ts o f fcha O f f i c e r s : Mr, E llw cod F . J o n a s , E x e c u tiv e S e c re ta ry Mr. Leon S , B u tle r , T re a s u re r Mr. C h a rle s T. Vaughn, P re s id e n t R eport of th e Annual M eeting Com mittee: V ic e -P re sid e n t D illa r d B reeding, Chairman P .epcrt o f th e Com m ittee on Membership & R egional A f f ilia tio n s : . Mr* J . K enneth D ix o n , C hairm an Welcome t o th e New Members In tro d u c tio n of th e P re sid e n ts & E xecutive S e c re ta rie s of the F ive A ffilia te d R egional A sso ciatio n s. R e a d in g o f th e IDCKA Code o f E t h i c s by M rs. B a ta lin a V /iegers fe a tu re d A ddress (This i s to be an in sp ira tio n a l type speaker, I hope to g e t one from th e San F ran cisco area) 1 0 :4 5 AM C o ffe e B reak 1 1 :0 0 AM 1 1 ;2 0 AM R ep o rt o f th e Committee on M anufacturers R e la tio n s : M r, Duane C. L ute Chairm an . G r e e tin g from MIMA by Mr. M, W B u rle s o n , P r e s i d e n t D iscu ssio n - M oderator Luce 'V \ 1 1 :4 5 AM R ep o rt o f th e Nom inating Committee Mr. Prank 0 . R u th e rfo rd , Chairm an E lectio n of D irectors .... .1 2 :1 5 PM P a n e l D is c u s s io n - "W hat c e n IDCNA .do f o r t h e R e g io n a l A s s o c ia tio n s ? " M oderators Mr. B reed in g nnd Mr. Dixon P an el Members; .MA.1CA P r e s i d e n t R c p p re c h t o r t h e new P r e s id e n t . AACSS P r e s i d e n t BuiAe* "" " " : ' CS1CA P r e s i d e n t L ic U e rt. " " MICA P r s i d a n t Landrum . ' - SWICA P r e s i d e n t C o f f e r ............ - 1 :0 0 PH R e c c e s t o 9 :0 0 AM Wfidnauday O c to b e r 2 8 . 1964 MT-002281 : PRODUCED JM - 83 ' / C T . r:..A ;u ,,nr:d S e.iion 9 : Di' AH 'Vi ! tu Ocdor A nnnu'r one":!; 9 .1 0 AM F i e v e n ts t ie r . c.-: O f f i c e r s 'f o r 19Gj }9C0 9 :1 5 Ah R e p o rt o f th e C o r.ciittee on M a n u fa c tu re rs R e l a t i o n s , S ta n d a r d s & E d u c a tio n ; Mr. Conrad L. W ie g e rs, Chairm an 'S t 30 AM D isicuasior. - M o d erato r W ieger3 , Psptured Address 1 0 :3 0 AM 'm m s /im i C offee Breok 1 0 :4 5 AM A ddress - P re sid e n t S ic k le s , In te rn a tio n a l A sso ca tio n o f H eat, end F ro s t In su la to rs and A sbestos W orkers. 1 1 :0 0 AM 'l . 1 :0 0 PM R e c e ss to 5 :0 0 AM T h u rsd a y O c to b e r 2 9 , 1964, T hursday, O ctober 29, 1964 ; * ' Third Session 9 :0 0 AM C a ll to O rd e r - announcem ents . , 9 :1 0 AM R eport o f the'C om m ittee on Labor D iscussion ad estio n and answer A - Labor C ontracts 8 n a tio n a l Agreements C * O ther subjects; R elations: p e rio d ; 10x00 . AH F e a tu r e d a d d r e s s .- ' D r, Amol F a l l s P r o f e s s o r o f E c o n o m ics, N orth C a r o l i n a .State C ollege "IN CONTRACTING MANAGEMENT EARMS OR LOSES MONEY" 12:00 . Recess fo r luncheon. 2 : 0 0 PM . : * . F e a tu r e d a d d r e s s - D r. F o il* * "YOU CAN'T EARN A PROFIT I P YOU DON' t KNOW THE COST* 4 : 0 0 PM ** * >:30V.PM R eport o f the C o n n ittee on Finance & B udgets; .Mr. E^ Raymond A shm ore, C hairm an A pproval of the 1965 Budget Summation o f th e M eetin g q u e s tio n & a n sw e r p e rio d .! P la n s &. P o lic y f o r 1965 by th e new P r e s i d e n t - .. MT-002282 5 : 0 0 PM , A d jo u rn m en t. PRODUCED JM-83 ' '-z ::~ r :r j .:d o f .t z f . roard of nr;''.or: sms ;>* j-.-o O lflI.J.FUOF.'-CVfiT.-YdORS uVnOUAL ASSOCj-ATlO!, HIC. ho; id r.t th e ' * t FAIT'JOKT MOTEL, Sr.rl VRAKCISCO, CALIF . O cto b er 27, 1964 2 PM P rsent: Mr, C hevies 7 . Vaughn Mr, D illa r d B reeding Mr. G r a n v ille Drowns Mr. Conrad L. W iegers DIRECTORS Mr. E. Raymond Ashmore J r . Mr. Rcy C. C o ffe r Mr. T heodore K. B rodie Kr. James P . Ennis K r. J . K enneth Dixon Mr. A. M arvin Gibbons M r. Jame s W, R . Brown, A tto r n e y P resident V ice-President V ice-P resident S ecretary Mr. Jo h n W. Long Mr. Duane C. Luge Mr. H e rb e rt A. K u llen ix Mr. F rank 0 . R u th erfo rd Mr. W illiam B. W ilkes Mr. F , Yount Mr. Ellwood F . Jo n es, E xecutive S ecretary * i . P r s i d e n t Vaughn c a l l e d th e m e e tin g to o r d e r a t 2 PM. _ 2 . A m o tio n v;as p a sse d to a l l o c a t e a sum, n o t to exceed $ 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 f o r th e work .of th e Committee cn S tandards E d u catio n & S a fe ty , th e Committee was in s tru c te d to p reced e w ith the p re p a ra tio n o f a S tan d ard s M anual, and to re p o rt back a t th e n e x t m eeting o f th e Board o f D ire c to rs . " T-. In c lu d e d in t h i s m otion was an a llo c a tio n o f $ 1 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 f o r th e work o f th e . ; ': Com m ittee on L abor R e la tio n s , $250.00 f o r th e work o f th e Committee on M an u factu rers R e la tio n s , and $250.00 fo r. expenses r e la tiv e to th e a c ti v i t i e s of the reg io n al asso ciatio n s. A m o tio n was p assed by th e new B o ard , a ffirm in g th e a c tio n o f th e Board m eeting of. O c to b e r 26, 1554 in ap p ro v in g th e 1965 budget a t $29,ll>3.00 a copy o f which i s hereto attach ed . ' 3 , A re c o m m en d atio n was made t h a t . t h e 1965 C o ra n itte e on L a b o r R e la tio n s in c lu d e th:> . L abor Chairmen o f th e a f f i l i a t e d re g io n e l a s s o c ia tio n s . (c o n tin u e d ) N IT-002283 PRODUCED JM - 83 f i I ,,D.C.M .ft. EOARD 0? DIRECTORS MEETING SAW FRANCISCO 1 0 /2 7 /6 4 r 4 . An e l e c t i o n f o r o f f i c e r s to s e r v e th e A s s o c ia tio n f o r tv o y e a r te rm s t o 1S66 o r u n t i l t h e i r su cc esso rs arc e le c te d and q u a lif ie d , r e s u lte d in th e unanimous e le c tio n of the follow ing d ire c to rs; For President For F irs t V ice-President F or Second V ice-P resident For Secretary For T reasurer Mr. D illa r d B reed in g Mr. J . K enneth Dixon Mr. A. M arvin G ibbons Mr. Conrad L . W ingers Mr. E. Raymond Ashmore J r . 5 . T h e r e b e i n g no f u r t h e r b u s in e s s th e m eetin g a d jo u rn e d a t 4 :1 5 PM. 'E FS^jc R escactfully su b m itted ^ ELLW00D F . JONES,.- E xecutive S ecretary MT-002284 PRODUCED J M -83 ) 'f i'f ? riOH fot iMovsrtr INSULATION DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. 1425 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 TE LE P H O N E ; LO C U S T 3-9 00 0 ellw o o o r. Jo n es e x e c u tiv e c c u c t a k y Dautntbsr 3., 1064 H a ile d to a l l IDCNA ADVERTISERS w ith in v o ic e s f o r 1965 NEWSLETTER To Live NEWSLETTER A d v e rtis e r-;!; .Via a r e a l l o c a t i n g a d v e r t i s i n g f ace f o r IS S 5 , ar.d e r e i n c l o s i n g o u r in v o ic e f o r th e saree pace as you u s e d t b i t ; y e a r , w hich we pracum a i a in ac co rd a n ce w ith y e a r v -;hec.<. cover I f a o , may we h av e y o u r check t I f n o t, p lease ad v ise us ao sot ao p o ssib le of any change you d e s ire . P rinting deadline fo r thr Jan uary is s u e i s W .f18/64. I f we do n o t h e a r froav y o u , wa . i l l essuice you f i s h us to c o n tin u e your ad as published in 1964. E lea sa l e t u? ex p ress o u r than! fo r - y o u r .s u p p o r t i n . t h e IDCK4 NEWSLETTER. R FJ/vj 'In cl. S ipcereiy yours, i ELLK00D F . JOHSsX Executive S e c re ta r m c iio c n i; ' )ILU R O o n e c o m a t ViCC'^RCWIDCHT ' . <1. KENNETH OIXON A* MARVIN C l BOONS CCRCTART C O N RA D L , W lE C E f t S ' `TRCAttimCM C. RAYMONP ASHM ORE. JR . D IR ECTO R S C. RAYMOND ASHM ORE. JR . O ILLA R O BR EED IN G TH CO D O RC H. OROOIC ecH J. m . euucouoH HOV C . CO PPER ' J . K EN N ETH DIXO N JA M ES P . EN N IS * A. M ARVIN C KI Q N S A E R T S E N I*. K6A9Q EY JR . W ILLIAM R , U C K C R T . OUANC C* t-USC HERUCRT A . M ULLEN IX FRANK O. r u t h e r f o r d CONRAO U W IECCH S W ILLIA M C* W IL K E S . R . F , YOUNT MT-002285 PAST PffMIOEMtS WALTER t Ca m p b e l l IM M II4 * LEON C. B U T L E R ' FRANK R. HICKORY . IIIM IU ' WILLIAM J 4 0 O N A H 0 6 lti *ti o C* e. S A O C R H A C C N CHARLES T. VAUOHN IH V IIM . ------------- ' - non KK Meumr Q INSULATION DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. 1425 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, P A 19102 TELCPH O N & LO CU ST 3 .90 9 cl -0:122 EU.WOOO F. JOKES KXSCUTtVC IC K C T A K r November 16, 1964 J "2 B aldw in-E hret-H ill P . 0 , Box 805 1800 Broadway B u f f a lo , New York Inc. A ttu : Hr. L. E. P e itt Dear Mr. F e i t t ; The f o u r c o p ie s o f th e November NEWSLETTER w ere m a ile d t o you on November 5 . . I f you n ee d m o re , we h av e a few . I note your re p rin t of ith e NYSICA. November i5G e. A t o u r n a t i o n a l m e e t in g in 'S S f f'W I 'fid is c o , we h ad a s a s p e a k e r , D r . K e n n eth S m ith , MD M ed ica l D i r e c t o r o f J o h n s - M a n v ille . He i s p ro b a b ly th e w o r l d 's to p roan on A s b e s t o s i s , w ith a l i f e tim e o f e x p e r ie n c e and k n o w led g e. D r. S e lik o f f i s a new comer i n t h i s f i e l d , and a p p a r e n tly has the support of th e unions in h is p o sitio n th a t a ll.c a s e s o f t h i s d i s e a s e and s i m i l a r o n e s , a r e t h e f a u l t o f e m p lo y e rs. I am s u re t h a t Ray W opperer and Ted S p a n ia can f i l l y o u -in on D r. S m ith 's a d d re ss, which i s a r e b u tta l to D r, S e lik o f f 's p o s itio n . P le a s e l e t me c o n g r a t u l a t e y o u o n NYS1CA NEWS. As a n o th e r "FRUSTRATED EDITOR.",' I know w hat y o u 'r e g o in g t h r u , an d i f I c a n h e lp i n anyw ay, p l e a s e . d o n 't h e s i t a t e t o l e t me know . Use an y t h i n g fro m th e IDCNA NEWSLETTER t h a t may b e o f i n t e r e s t t o y o u . .Sinoexely y o u rs, E F J/vjc ELLWQOD F . JONES, ^ E xecutive S ecretary mcaiDCMT CHARLES T . VAUOHN ` ' ie*.Fn*ieMT* ' .?lLLARO BRCEOINO *'.jjRANVILLE BROWN* acaisTJUtv COMRAO U'W ICOCR* TUCAtUMA LEON E. BUTLER . DIRECTOR* RAYMOND ASHMORE. J R . RCNJ, M, U U jOUSH ROY C. COFFER A. MARVIN e ia S D M S AERTCEN F. KEASBCY. JR . JOHN W. LONO D. M. CUTLER DUANE C . LUBE J . KENNETH DIXON JAHE* f . e h h is HERBERT A. MUU.ENIX FRANK O. RUTHERFORD W ILUAM B. WILKES -1'.-^5 ,'r r fast n n i t u m i . WALTER E. CAMPBELL NIM IU LEON C. BUTLER I* FRANK R. HICKORY IBITHt WILUAM J . DONAHOC IB M .I* E. E . BARERHAOEN IM I.U O s = INSULATION DISTRIBUTOR-CONTRACTORS s= s NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, INC. m * VtfpAUQH r o i IHHAUT H 2 5 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19102 TE LE P H O N E : LO C U ST 3-90S B ELLWOOO F. JO N ES e xe c u tive S Ec n c T A n r November 3 0 , 1564 DIRECTORS INFORMATION BULLETIN 5 1 . To a l l IDCNA D i r e c t o r s J Follow ing the custom under P re s id e n ts Donchce, S a b e rh c g e n , and V aughn, we w iLl c o n tin u e th e n a ilin g o f m onthly f i n a n c i a l r e p o r t s to a l l IDCM\ D i r e c t o r s . In a d d i t i o n , buil& hng on th e s o l i d fo u n d a tio n s t a r t e d by Pi? Vaughn, we p la n t o send you m onthly r e p o r t s o f a l l a c tiv itie s ,-m e e tin g s atten d e d , and o th er item s of in te re s t to our m em bers. P le a se p a ss t h i s m onthly in fo rm a tio n on to your re g io n a ls . B e tte r com m unication i s one o f our 1S65 g o a ls . ITEM # ! - . , F in an cial Report of 11/30/64 in clo sed . ITEM 5 2 . M inutes o f th e San F ran cisco m eetings of the Board o f D ire c to rs in c lo se d . .ITEM 53 R e p o rt o f th e U. S . Chamber o f Commerce A s s o c ia tio n L e a d e rs h ip C o n feren ce h e ld i n Mew York 1 1 /1 7 /6 4 , a tte n d e d by B reeding, Ksasbey and Jones. .. ITEM 54 P.eport o f th e M eeting o f th e P a r tic ip a tin g S p e c ia lty " C o n tra c to rs A sso c ia tio n in W ashington 11/23/64 on ' the su b je c t of stren g th en in g th e N ational Jo in t Beard, attended by Jones. ITEM 5 5 . .T elephone c a ll L i/24/64 re p o rts th a t Local 546, K nonville - Chattanooga ie on s tr ik e , because of d is p u te o v e r in c r e a s e d wages f o r t h e i r new c o n t r a c t . PMESIOCMT*; D IL L A R D BRCCO IN G / - V IC C ^M C IID C N T I J . K EN N E TH DIXON A . H A RV IN O ISSO N S' teeRCTANV CONRAO U W IEG ER S . tRCA*UfC X ' * . RAYMjONO* A S H M O R E , J R . DIRECTORS E . RAYWONO ASHM O RE. JR* . v . D ILLA R D BREED IN G V ` :' * TH EO O O R E H . BR O O IC ' , B E N J* M. 8 U L LO U O H '** ROT C. COFFER t/ J . K E N N E T H D IX O N JA M ES P. EN N IS ' A . M ARVIN CIO UO NS A CRTSEN P* KSA SQ CY, JR . W ILLIAM R . L IC K E R T OU ANC C . LU C E HROCftTA. MULCCNIX PRANK O. RUTHERFORO CONRAD L , W IEC ER S W ILLIA M 8 . W IU KCS R. F . YOUNT fA T N M IO C K T S W ALTER C. C A M PBELL LEON E. BUTLER IIIMH9 - FRAN K R . H IC K O R Y IIIMII W ILLIAM J , PO N A H O E E. C, SAERHAGEN . INHHS CHARLES T. VAUGH N IIM *I 0 4 WIT-002274 PRODUCED JM - 83 I.D .C.H .A . DIRECTORS INFORMATION BULLETIN. #1 ITEM 4 Hove.v.bsr 2 0 , ). 9<-4 To a l l IDCNA D i r e c to r a R eport of the C urrent S ta tu s o f the N ational J o in t Board. As you w ore in fo rm e d by Mr. Saxby a t th L abor Forum in San F ran c isc o on O ctober 20, 1964, co n sid erab le turm oil has developed in the o p eratio n o f t h e NJB, p o s s i b ly d u e , i n p a r t , to th e r e c e n t d e c i s i o n o f th e NLRB i n th e CBS c a s e . T h is h a s happened s i n c e IDCNA com p leted i t s te rm on 4 /3 0 /6 4 , Six o f th e Board' s S p ecialty C o n tracto r N ational A sso ciatio n s n e t on 11/23/64 in W ashington, They were 1 . N a tio n a l E l e c t r i c a l C o n tr a c to r s A ss'n* 2. .11 M echanical " 11 3. n Sheet M etal " 11 4.- 1 P a in tin g " i>* 5. 11 Dry W all 11 6. 1 I n s u l a t i o n (IDCItt re p re s e n te d by Exec. S ec. Jo n es) The NJB h a s r e c e n t l y p la c e d t h e f o llo w in g n a tio n a l u n io n s in n o n -c o m p lian c e: .1. The C arp en ters 2, . The L ath ers .3 The L a b o re rs. 4, The B rick lay ers O b v io u s ly w ith f o u r such i m p o r ta n t u n io n s i n n o n -c o m p lia n c e , th e NJB I s i n s e r i o u s t r o u b l e , p e rh a p s i n d a n g e r o f c o l l a p s e . The NLRB i s a p p a l l e d t h a t t h i s n i g h t h a p p e n . T h is p o s s i b i l i t y roust be c h a y g e d , i n p a r t , to th e above u n io n s who have re fu s e d to . h o n o r NJB d e c i s i o n s . To r e s c u e th e NJB, s e p a r a t e m e e tin g s have b ee n h e ld by th e S p e c i a l t y C o n t r a c t o r s , by t h e AGC, and by some .of th e b u i l d in g t r a d e s u n io n s , t h i s f a l l . The 11/23/64 m eeting m entioned above d iscu ssed a te n ta tiv e d ra ft of procedural r u l e c h a n g e s to o tre n g th e n th e NJB: l . , One change would be to red u ce th e B oard' s h e a rin g members from fo u r re g u la r -a n d fo u r a l t e r n a t e members to two r e g u la r and two a l t e r n a t e , f o r b o th th e . u n io n s and th e em p lo y e ,. A sm a lle r board m ight work b e tte r . 2 A n o th e r change w ould h e t o c r e a t e an APPEALS BOARD. (D r. John Dunlop p r o b a b ly w ould b a au3 3 <i*ted 5 che um pire by Che N a tio n a l S p e c i a l t y C o n tr a c to r s A s r f o c t a Q C io n s ) . The c o s t o f t h i s APPEALS BOARD i s e s tim a te d a t o n a d d i t i o n a l 10% o f <vj t h e p r e s e n t NJB b u d g e t o f $ 6 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 a n n u a lly , m aking a new an n u a l b u d g et t o Oo co a t $71,500.00. fa 1 O' A - t h i r d change would be t o add a new p o lic y o f c o n s id e r in g th e i n t e r e s t s o f C th e consumer (ow ner) in making aw ards. M T-finoovc (c o n tin u e d ) / DittfiCTOKS IWORKVilOH fAU.i.LiUKG #1 ( I l # 4 -- Pago 52) Gems o f th e u n io n s h av e g iv e n t e n t a t i v e v e r b a l s u p p o rt to th e se proposed changes. If f i n a l l y a c c e p te d , they would amount to a v ic to ry fo r th e S p e c i a l t y C o n tra c to r s o v e r th e demands o f th e AGC. There p ro b a b ly w i l l be no a p p ro v a l by th e u n io n s o f any of t h e s e ch a n g es u n t i l th e 19615 F e b ru a ry c o n f e r e n c e .o f t h e e i g h t e e n i n t e r n a t i o n a l P r e s i d e n t s in Miami Beach. I s u g g e s t t h a t 1DCHA w ith h o ld p ay m en t o f o u r o b l i g a t i o n of $ 2 3 2 1 .4 3 f o r th e KJB f i s c a l y e a r e n d in g 3 / 3 1 / 6 5 , u n t i l t h i s c o n t r o v e r s y i s s e t t l e d . E FJ/vjc ELLWOOD F . JOKES, E xecutive S ecretary r MT-002277 PRO D U CE