135 000 steel workers to walk out Monday
A mass walkout is planned as 135,000 steel workers quit Monday causing plants to close for an indefinite period. Reports from Pittsburgh and other cities indicate many facilities will shut down, with some remaining operations only if trouble signs aren’t detected. The strike follows union action amid broader postwar tensions.
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