Brennan's Union Record Faces Senate Scrutiny
New York unions led by Peter J. Brennan show only about two percent minority membership, an issue likely to be raised as his nomination for labor secretary proceeds. Federal studies cite slow growth and a 1965 minority presence of roughly 2,916 in a 200,000 member base, amid calls for on‑the‑job training programs with defects noted by the Civil Rights Commission.
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Death Of Truman Brings Special Sorrow To Home Town Residents
Independence Missouri residents mourn the death of Harry S Truman. They recall his return to Independence in 1953 and the sense of security he provided. Families near Truman Road share memories while authorities guard his widow and daughter as tributes form around his home.
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