Eisenhower Eyes Simpler U.S. Firing Law
President elect Eisenhower aims to overhaul the federal firing process to reduce red tape without mass layoffs. The plan, supported by his committee including Milton Eisenhower Arthur Flemming and Nelson Rockefeller, would modify Civil Service rules and veterans’ preference while preserving protections for veterans.
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Air Stewardess Strike Averted In Northwest Deal
About 300 Northwest Airlines stewardesses reached a settlement with the company to prevent a strike that would disrupt travel during the Christmas rush. The AFL Stewards and Stewardesses Association and Northwest stated the new contract is fair to both sides.
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McKay Resigns as Oregon Governor to Join Interior
Governor Douglas McKay of Oregon resigns effective December 17 1952 at 10 a.m. to become secretary of the interior under President-elect Dwight Eisenhower. Senate President Paul L Patterson becomes acting governor, sworn in by Chief Justice James T Brand, as McKay plans to move to Washington for new duties.
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