Editorial survey warns of shifting unions over labor fact finding
Western Newspaper Union reports 72 percent for Mr. Iruman's fact finding at first, then 65 percent opposed within a week in December. The piece argues unions push profits to set future wages, cites General Motors and steel cases, and calls for a consistent yardstick to measure wage rises against living costs.
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Plan for world goodwill through home-town exchange program
WNU: A state department bill aims to foster face to face contact by exchanging students teachers scientists and leaders from home towns of other nations with Americans. The program covers education agriculture health and governance methods, with library maintenance, radio broadcasts, film strips and a worldwide documentary service to counter foreign misimpressions of the United States. The plan, backed by William Benton, seeks 10 000 foreign students this year and 20 000 in 1947, under President Truman's directive to build a fuller image of American life.
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