Ives Opposes Ike Strike Vote Plan in Senate
U S Senator Irving M Ives joined Democrats in opposing President Eisenhowers plan for a government conducted strike vote for every strike saying the provision would not work and would cost millions. Democratic critics argued the Taft Hartley proposals do not go far enough while Republicans largely backed the presidents plan.
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Kefauver questions REA loan cuts to farmers co operatives
Senator Estes Kefauver asked Rural Electrification Administrator Ancher Nelson to explain why REA loan volume to co operatives dropped to 29.1 million from 51.3 million in the year’s July to October period, amid concerns of an administration plot to limit electrification funding.
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CIO Sets Parley To Plan Unified Safety Program
Chicago hosts a two day CIO conference January 22 23 to develop a national program covering industrial safety occupational health workers compensation and aid to the physically handicapped. Michael Quill chairs the event with about 200 top CIO affiliates expected.
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