UAW Wins Louisiana Plant Vote at Monroe GM Plant
Workers at the General Motors headlight plant in Monroe Louisiana voted 323 to 280 to join the United Auto Workers the first win for the union in the south in recent years. Plant manager Frank J. Rada pledged good faith bargaining for 641 employees. Carlton Horner led the organizing drive citing job security wages and resentment at second class status.
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Brown Seeks SALT Limits to Curb Arms Race
Dr. Harold Brown urged a U S Soviet nuclear arms limit pact to slow both quantitative and qualitative advances in missiles and bombers. He proposed annual caps on modernization and testings plus five year limits on new systems, arguing restrained development reduces justifications for retaliation.
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Ingram Rejects Auto Insurers Plan in North Carolina
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner John Ingram rejected a proposal by the North Carolina Reinsurance Facility to add a substantial surcharge on high risk coverage. He warned that many companies would pass up to half their policies to the facility to gain higher premiums, resulting in an overall rate increase statewide. Existing law already allows higher premiums for drivers with many violations or accident claims.
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