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Truman derides right to work as right to wreck laws
Former President Truman blasted the so called right to work statutes at a Democratic dinner in San Francisco. He argued the proposed law would prohibit contracts requiring union membership and accused supporters of tolerating conflicting aims. He urged support for Pat Brown in the governor’s race while criticizing opponents aligned with Knowland.
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