WHO meets to push breastfeeding against infant formula makers
International health experts from WHO and Unicef gather in Geneva for a four day session to promote mothers milk and reduce use of substitutes. About 150 delegates including infant food firms discuss reversing a trend away from breast feeding amid potential clashes with industry.
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Geneva
Switzerland
UPI
World Health Organization
U.N. Childrens Emergency Fund
U.N
WHO
The New Deal and the Rise of American Labor
The article surveys the 1930s labor movement from the NIRA through the Wagner Act to the AFL-CIO merger, noting rising union membership from 2.6 to 8.7 million by 1939, legal changes, internal power struggles, and ongoing disputes with management and among unions.
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Washington
UPI
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
NIRA
National Labor Relations Board
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio
American Federation of Labor
William Green
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Green
Congress of Industrial Organizations
CIO
AFL
Ee Meany
Landrum-Griffin
Organized Labor
NLRB
Clothing and Textile Workers Union
J.P. Stevens & Co
Senate
Biemiller
Teamster
National Education Association
United Auto Workers Unions
Aurelia Plath Says Sylvia Plath Seen as Ogre by Literary World
Aurelia Plath argues the literary world views her daughter Sylvia Plath as an ogre. The poet died in 1963 at age 30 after leaving behind acclaimed but controversial work including The Bell Jar. Her mother discusses published letters and the reception of Sylvia's legacy.
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N.Y
Wellesley
Mass
Aurelia Plath
Sylvia Plath
London
England
Sylvia
Warren
Iave
Mrs. Greenwood
Esther
Mrs. Plath
Maureen Howard
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