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Washington debate centers on the Yat Hartley injunction and national emergency labor plans. Senate votes 67 to 2 against the Ives amendment, 55 to nothing on the Douglas Aiken plan as lawmakers weigh how to handle potential government seizure of struck plants.
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Senate considers labor act repeal and new emergency amendment
The administration backs repealing the Yaft-Hartley Act replacing it with a modified Wagner Act. Senators show split support between the Douglas-Alixen plan and the raft Hartley approach. Predictions call the second vote tight as lawmakers weigh shifting positions. A separate Morse amendment would force Congress to act on crises case by case.
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