Kennedy Meany in Dispute Over Union Reform Bills
AFL CIO chief George Meany and Senator Kennedy clashed over Kennedy's bills to curb corruption in unions and to place trusteeships. Meany objected to disclosures of union leaders finances and to curbs on local unit trusteeships, saying the bills singled out unions and showed poor understanding. Kennedy defended labor reforms and noted 1960 presidential speculation.
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Reuther Urges Put End to Kohler Strike
Walter Reuther urged President Eisenhower to intervene in the Kohler strike as the UAW plant remained closed after 54 days. He called for a fact finding board, potential new hires, and a review of working conditions while denouncing violence and urging settlement of the long dispute with Kohler Co. in Wisconsin.
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