Labor Financial Reports Hide From Public Eye
Norman Walker traces the long struggle over annual labor union financial disclosures. Taft Hartley and Labor Department records kept largely from public view have limited access to union treasuries. Critics urge open data and federal welfare-fund disclosures, while officials debate proper oversight.
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Area Forestry Leaders Meet U S Mexico Labor Talks In Final Stages
U S Mexico joint conference in TOGALES, Mexico discusses braceros and worker rights. Delegates from the United States and Mexico consider farm labor patterns, union representation, and plans for a permanent joint legislative group.
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Lemnitzer Named Army Vice Chief in July Shift
Gen Lyman Lemnitzer, then commander of UN forces in Korea, will become vice chief of staff of the U S Army on July 1. Gen George H Decker will succeed him, with the Far East Command to be abolished and its forces directed from Seoul and the Pacific Fleet. Palmer will move to deputy commander of U S forces in Europe.
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Nine Candidates Vie To Govern Troubled Haiti
In Port au Prince Haiti nine presidential hopefuls compete as street protests and strikes push the nation toward elections. Ex president Sylvain ousted amid demonstrations. Duvalier and Dejoie among top contenders. Talks of a joint governing council and a cabinet of ministers surface as candidates meet late into the night.
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Two Men Use Car Hood Bulbs To Fight Freeze Sparks Fire
In Gloversville New York two men placed lit bulbs under their car hoods hoping to prevent engine freezing. The bulbs overheated and sparked a fire damaging the vehicles but not causing injuries.
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