Flood of Strikebreakers Let In By Immigration
An urgent appeal by Coachella Valley farm workers calls for food funds and public pressure as 1500 domestic workers walk out in a dispute with 16 major grape ranchers. Cesar Chavez accuses the U S Immigration Service of allowing mostly Mexican nationals to break the strike. New York City will halt California grape purchases pending resolver of the dispute. Local column items follow with Life In Dogs and driving attitudes in a filler section.
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Coachella Valley
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Chavez
U.S. Immigration Service
Immigration Service
UFWOC
New York City
Timothy W. Costello
California
Union
Giamarra
Costello
Hospital Workers Win $100 Pay Breakthrough
New York report says hospital workers in 17 facilities won a minimum pay of 100 dollars per week after union talks with Local 1199. The bargaining covered nurses aides kitchen staff porters and others, whose pay rose from 32 dollars weekly in 1959 to 76 dollars before the breakthrough. A new group of 16 workers is pursuing the same demand.
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New York
1199
Drug and Hospital Union
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