Fair Employment Bill Gains House Labor Subcommittee
The Education and Labor Committee advanced the fair employment practices bill endorsing Kennedy’s civil rights aims. It would create a five member Equal Employment Opportunities Commission with power to order employers or unions to end race religion or nationality based discrimination and enforce via federal courts. An administrator would route complaints to the commission for hearings and decisions.
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Education and Labor Committee
Kennedy
House Labor Subcommittee
Rules Committee
Federal
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Commission
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Congressional
Wth
House
Te House
Federal Communications Act
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
ITT
International
February Date Set For Suits In Price Fixing
Philadelphia reports the first of 166 civil suits arising from the 1961 price fixing scandals in the heavy electrical industry. UPI notes suits aim to recover losses tied to alleged market manipulation and inflated prices.
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U. S. Distrite
Thomas J. Clary
Clary
Joseph S. Lord
Philadelphia Electric Co
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Corp
Allis-Chalmers
McGraw-Edison Co
Maroney Eelectric Co
Wagner Electric Co
Philadelphia Electric
J. Cullen Ganey
Philadelphia
UPI
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