Goldberg Explains Remarks on Government Role in Bargaining
AP News Analyst James Marlow reports that Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg clarified remarks on government involvement in collective bargaining. He rejected wage or price controls but said government may guide settlements and publish industry statistics to influence national welfare during disputes, a move already drawing Meany and steel-industry reactions amid ongoing contract talks.
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Hollywood Plans Films Of Kennedy Men's Activities
Hollywood reports progress on two Kennedy themed films as Warners begins filming wartime exploits of John F. Kennedy and Budd Schulberg writes a fictionalized peacetime story about Robert Kennedy. The Dave Crawford investigator and Pete Bonney labor leader figures form the core, with Haulers and Truckers Union named for the fictionalized plot.
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Spow Removal Confusion Baffles Drivers in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis motorists face parking rules restricting odd and even side parking on alternate days amid February snow. Officials aim to keep streets clear while drivers scramble to comply. A woman asks where she should park, noting uncertainty over license plate numbers and day parity.
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