Steelworkers Battle for Union Control in 1965 Elections
In Pittsburgh USW leaders clash as I W Abel declares bid for the presidency opposing David J McDonald. The fight shapes the 1965 wage contract talks and potential industry wide strike 120 days after reopening. The union plans Wage Policy Committee actions and a likely contract reopening.
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United Steelworkers Union
USW
I. W. Abel
David J. McDonald
Abel
Walter J. Burke
Milwaukee
Joseph P. Molony
Buffalo
McDonald
Leadership Should Be Unchanged says Goldwater in Washington
Sen. Barry Goldwater backs maintaining GOP leadership after a tough election while calling for broader party image rebuilding. He supports Dean Burch as national chairman and urges careful study of changes after Tuesday’s results. Goldwater also mocks Rockefeller’s Spain vacation as a distraction.
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Arizona
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Dean Burch
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
New York
Nelson
Humphrey Relaxes on Caribbean Island Residence
Vice President elect Hubert H. Humphrey and family arrived at Caneer Bay plantation for a restful stay after the campaign. The party includes Muriel Humphrey and their four children, plus several Secret Service agents guarding the family during this Caribbean sojourn.
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