Labor leaders accept limits on strikes over national needs
Victor Riesel reports that AFL-CIO leaders acknowledge there are places never to strike despite union rights. He cites the Cocoa Beach missile range dispute where machinists refrained from a work stoppage, contrasting with New York subway strikes that risk public health.
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New York
Afl-Cio
Labor
Mike Quill
Transport Workers Union
Quill
Pan-American World Airway, Inc
Cocoa Beach
Fla
Transport Workers
TWU
Pan-American
Big International Assn
Pan-Am
Mike
Dave Cole
New York Subway
Atlantic Operating Engineers Sters
Teamsters
Afl-Cio High Command
University of Alabama Extension reports broad reach in 1957
The Extension Division served more than 10,000 in college credit courses and tens of thousands more in conferences, television, broadcasts, and library services. Notable growth occurred in science and engineering, expanded libraries, and new centers in Dothan, Huntsville, and Birmingham.
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Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama Extension Divison
John R. Morton
Morton
University
University Center At
Dothan
Clark Memorial Theater
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Huntsville
New York Labor Tensions Rise Over Public Service Strikes
The piece discusses NYC police and fire unions, subway strike impacts, and the broader risk of walkouts. It notes federal and local limits on strikes, including Virginia laws empowering seizure of struck facilities, fines, and profit-rate controls amid a tense national labor climate.
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New York City
FBI
Teamsters
New York
Virginia
Henry Lindley Dies At Home In Massey Community
Hartsel le Alabama Henry Lindley 55 died at his Danville 1 home this morning Funeral services set for Wednesday 2:30 p m at McKendree Church six miles west of Falkville officiated by Rev Dan Dutton Pallbearers include R V Reeves Jimmy Ward Clifford Lindley Truitt Speake Ray Lindley and Archie Townsend Burial planned at Herring Cemetery with Peck Funeral Directors in charge He is survived by his widow
Subway Strike Eases as Transit Authority Boosts Service
Subway service accelerates across divisions as transit workers near end of a week long walkout. The TA shifts motormen to bolster lines serving Brooklyn and Queens while MBA leaders face potential jail terms and press for bargaining rights amid a city wide union election.
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Transit Authority
Brooklyn
Queens
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Louis Waldman
Motormen's Benevolent Assn
Atiow
Subway
Simon H. Rifkind
MBA
Dristan Tablets Promise Quick Sinus Drainage Relief
A new tablet invented to drain clogged sinus cavities relieves congestion and headaches with rapid action without discomfort. The Dristan Tablets are now available without a prescription at 98 cents for 24 tablets, backed by a full refund guarantee from Whitehall Pharmacal Company.
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New York
N. Y
Whitehall Pharmacal Company
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