George Peck Attacks Public Power Hypocrisy Again
The piece criticizes public power advocates and tax exempt groups, labeling them privileged and anti free enterprise. It cites a three point plan from Harlee Branch Jr of the Edison Electric Institute to tax all subsidized groups, require true-cost pricing, and sell government power at market rates. The column calls for opposing favored groups and supports private utilities as the path to national power needs.
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Labor Bosses and 1956 Campaign Power Moves
A partisan column argues union labor bosses control Democratic machinery after 1952 and threaten to conquer Congress again in 1956. It cites Oregon figures Guy Cordon and Dick Neuberger, warns of a CIO consolidation forming a national political machine, and urges citizens to unite against this influence while praising organized labor's historic benefits.
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