Johnson Reorganizes to Tackle Urban Transit Puzzle
President Johnson moves the urban mass transportation program from HUD to the Transportation Department with some planning and research kept at HUD. He says the move is not a final solution but a step toward cities where daily travel is not a penalty or a burden for workers and residents.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Professionals Edging Toward Unions
The AFL CIOs Professional and Cultural Employees Council sponsored a University of Illinois conference arguing higher level white collar workers will unionize as automation narrows their decision making. A split between badge and non badge professionals was noted, with non badge groups already unionized in many fields.
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Afl-Cio Scientific, Professional & Cultural Employees Council
University of Illinois Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations
Bernard Karsh
The
Institute of Labor & Industrial Relations
Everett Kassalow
University of Wisconsin
Europe
United States
Kassalow
Milton Derber
The Future of American Labor and Its Critics
Msgr. George G. Higgins surveys Michael Harrington and Martin Luther King Jr. on the labor movement's fate. He argues unions remain the largest domestic reform force, disputes critics in Commonweal and U S Catholic, and urges facts over rhetoric in assessing leaders and rank and file attitudes.
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Msgr
George G. Higgins
U.S. Catholic Conference
Michael Harrington
Martin Luther King, Jr
Harrington
Afl-Cio
Labor Movement
Negro Freedom Movement
Bayard Rustin
Dr. King
King
Memphis
Austin
New Left
American Labor Movement
Commonweal
U.S. Catholic
Walter Reuther
Aflcio
House of Labor
Fontainbleau
United States
R.E.B
The
Unusual Union Pins and Cold Cash Conundrums
A Cincinnati girl petitions labor officials about union pins in various colors to match outfits. Kentucky highway workers react to festive ribbon cuts. Hilton hosts international beer contests with top prizes and free year of beer. Washington D C debates Social Security for a person in deep freeze with humorous exchanges about unemployment eligibility.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Cincinnati
Campbellsville
Hilton
England
U.S
Sweden
France
Germany
Australia
Mike Barsley
Lionel Tutts
Union
Arthur E. Hess
Social Security Administration
Hess
Robert Griffin
R.-Mich
John Leslie
Department of Labor
Leslie
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