IAM and carpenters face peace talks at AFL council
About 600000 IAM members attend peace meetings with the AFL executive council during the second week of its winter session. The dispute over machinery installation workers representation fuels the talks. IAM leader Al Hayes and carpenters union head William Tiuoc Son are expected to seek a settlement amid a history of failed peace efforts. The machinists maintain close political cooperation with the AFL despite remaining outside the federation.
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America Has No Course But To Develop H Bomb
DeWitt MacKenzie reports President Truman orders continued work on all atomic weapons including the hydrogen bomb. The piece notes Cold War tensions, the need for security, and Britain's Daily Mail urging controlled bomb material sources while urging radio outreach to the Russian people.
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