A.C.T.U. Congress Barks Executive On Wharf Strike
The A.C.T.U. president A. E. Monk urged continuation of the strike but warned it would worsen repression at wharves. The Interstate Executive member M. O'Brien backed Healy's censure, arguing atomic devices should be left in ships and not unloaded, to avoid conflict with the Government.
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