More Strike Settlement Time Asked
Kennedy fact finders consider more time as 75,000 seamen and five unions seek a settlement to avert a Taft-Hartley injunction. The three-man board plans talks with NMU STU MEBA and shipowners to avert a nationwide halt and end the three coast walkout.
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National
Taft-Hartley
Time Union
NMU
Seafor
David L. Cole
Theets International Union
STU
Cole
Gary
Ind
Robert S
Landis
The
Marine Engineers
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MEBA
U.S
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American Radio Association
Tal
Lake County
D. Vay
American Merchant Marine
U.U. Bureau of Institute
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Ag Extension Stays Neutral on Farm Bill Debate
Pur due University agricultural extension warns county agents to avoid taking sides on the farm bill. Extension director L E Hoffman cites Dr E T York Jar saying staff must remain neutral while education and leadership work continue. The bill faces support from the National Farmers Union and National Grange and opposition from the American Farm Bureau.
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Ind
Purdue University
Agricultural Ex-Sion Services
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L. E. Hoffman
E. T. York Jar
Federal Extension Service
York
Extension Service
Hoffman
National Farmers Union
National Grange
American Farm Bureau
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