GM UAW Plan May Be Pattern For Wage Agreements
The GM UAW wage contract could become a blueprint for broad wage policy as inflation indices drive cost of living adjustments. It links increases to the cost of living while capping downturns, avoiding strikes. Management concedes more while unions accept limited price dips, signaling a potential shift for auto, steel, and coal sectors.
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Controversy Over Wallace Remarks Sparks Outcry
A public debate centers on Henry Wallace remarks about preventing sub marginal land residents from having children. He later recants after an assistant suggests retracting the comment. Critics cite his former role as Secretary of Agriculture and fear for policy implications.
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Open Forum on Taxes and City Plight in Lumber Avenue District
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Red Sheep and the Virden Family in Washington
NEA columnist Peter Edson discusses the Virden case, critiquing educational and ideological influences on Saphemus Virden and linking her alleged communist sympathies to broader U S poverty and housing concerns. The piece questions political responses and the role of public figures in shaping views on communism and social reform.
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The readable portions mention vague phrases about people, bans, sports, and a possible Georgia golfer. No clear events, names, dates, or outcomes are established in the damaged text.
So They Say on U S Arms Policy and Totalitarian Threats
A garbled memorandum cites opposition to the Maginot Line analogy and warns against new forms of autarchy. It mentions Dulles, Eisenhower, and other officials, noting fears of totalitarian influence and defense budget cuts amid partisan tension and public debate.
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