Behind the CIO AFL merger drives labor politics and organizing
Labor leaders Meany and Reuther map a united AFL CIO with 15 million members to mobilize a major political push and broad organizing drive. They aim to rally labor votes and recruit millions of new members, especially white collar workers in the South, to press for stronger bargaining power on wages hours and protections.
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Health aid plan to fund public health training proposed
Senator Humphrey of Minnesota introduced legislation to aid public health by providing grants and scholarships for postgraduate education in the field. The plan aims to recruit and train personnel for public health service.
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