Who What and Why Of Vicious Copper Strike
The unions pressed for realistic bargaining and frequent meetings with each company. They accepted a December fact finding proposal the companies refused, prior to a federal panel’s Washington hearings. Unions say rising productivity drives industry prosperity.
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Washington
Moody's Investor Service
White Pine Copper Co
Copper Range Co
Apex Smelting Co
American Metal Climax, Inc
Pima Mining Co
Pima
Tucson
Arizona
White Pine
Big Four
Anaconda
American Smelting & Refining Co
Fat Cats Open The Checkbooks For Political Wars
A Washington based Group Research Inc analysis assigns right wing finances for 1966 at 40 to 50 million dollars with projections to 60 million in 1968 as campaigns and propaganda funding rise. The piece notes issues like backlash urban problems and big government fueling donations and urges readers to contribute to 1968 campaigns.
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Research Inc
GRI
COPE
Businessmen Push for Labor Law Reforms to Dismantle Unions
NAM Vice President William H. Zinke urged Cleveland business leaders to back new legislation to curb unions and end NLRB bias. He called for banning coordinated bargaining, restricting picketing, and requiring union representation by elections, signaling a broader campaign with the U. S. Chamber of Commerce to reform national labor laws.
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National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
William H. Zinke
National Labor Relations Board
Zinke
Landrum-Griffin
Associated Industries
Cleveland
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
NAQ
NLRB
Franklin County Commissioners Push Budget Cuts
In Franklin County a group of commissioners hammers away at trimmed department budgets and refuses to recognize unions chosen in free elections by county workers. Dr. Robert A. Evans criticizes the attitude as outdated like horse and buggy days.
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Franklin County
Robert A. Evans
The Chronicle Official Newspaper of Northern Kentucky AFL CIO
The Chronicle is a weekly newspaper published by the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council through its Executive Committee. It lists officers Oscar G. Lee Ed Zeuch Wm P Sheehan and Andre Carson and carries the September 8 1962 endorsement as the official voice of the labor council.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Afl-Cio Labor Council
Oscar G. Lee
Ed Zeuch
Wm. P. Sheehan
Andre Carson
Northern Kentucky
Aflcio Labor Council
Greater Cincinnati
Brotherhood Building
Vine St
Afl-Cio Labor Council
Ed Zouch
Ed Eee
Treason
George Schmidt
William Ga Games
Carroll Jamison
Arnold Tucker
Orville Henderson
Pp. Hennessey
Joe Hyatt
Fred Joze
C. P. Questa
Joe Sepate
Ratue Sage
Frank Thernes
Jim Travis
al van Hagen
Herschel White
Russell White
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Auto Workers
Ford Motor
Romney
Nixon
the Chronicle
International Labor Press
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