Reuther hints UAW independence from AFL CIO
Walter P. Reuther announced that the United Automobile Workers would assert independence from some AFL CIO positions and left open the possibility of leaving the federation. He said the union’s executive board had decided to exert independence on basic issues and that time would show what that entails.
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Walter P. Reuther
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American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrianizatio
Auto
Reuther
AFL-CIO Rift Deepens Between Reuther and Meany
Exclusive remarks show deteriorating ties as Walter Reuther and AFL-CIO President George Meany edge toward a break not seen since 1961. Disagreement over foreign policy posture drives the split, while Reuther promises to discuss broader trade union differences in due course. The UAW may pursue independent positions on foreign policy civil rights organizing and social issues.
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Righteous Brother Becomes Father in Los Angeles
One half of the Righteous Brothers, Robert Hatfield, and his wife Jay welcomed their first child Sunday at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. The report confirms the newborn is a boy.
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California's Missing Millionaire Mystery Revealed in Post
The Pasadena magnate A Otis Bisch employed nurse Pearl Choate who allegedly controlled his finances and home. Phelan traces the case from California to Texas and Nuevo Laredo with Pearl’s tangled past including six husbands and a 12 year murder term. The issue teases Pearl’s new marriage and possible escape from law.
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Birch
Texas
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