Legislation To Control Strikes Seen
Washington reports labor leaders expect stronger strike control bills in the next Congress driven by election trends and candidate profiles. AFL CIO officials say GOP leaders will avoid angering labor, noting changes in the party’s stance over the past decade. The Case bill, vetoed by Truman, remains dead while unions face pressure over open shop amendments and union finances in several states. Austen Dulles and the U.S. delegation seek UN trusteeship for former Japanese islands. Sehseifer undergoes appendectomy.
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