Dunlop Plans to Resign Amid Ford Picketing Bill Fallout
Labor Secretary John T. Dunlop has told a close associate he intends to resign but will take two weeks to decide. President Ford vetoed the construction picketing rights bill Dunlop drafted, triggering speculation about Dunlop’s future and Meany weighing his own position on the Labor Management Advisory Committee.
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Auto Output Falls Again as 1975 Ends amid Plant Closures
Detroit industry data show U.S. auto production for 1975 at about 6.73 million, the second lowest in 14 years, with GM Chrysler Ford and AMC planning layoffs and several plants idled during year end shutdowns. Truck output also declined with 2.25 million units produced.
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