Moderation debated as civil rights bill advances
Salisbury debates moderation in a national civil rights bill as Morris testifies before the Senate Commerce Committee. He argues the measure lacks incentives for voluntary community talks yet could backfire if misused by agitators. Rusk defends the bill, while Thurmond challenges the crowd's composition. Other civil rights moves include a House panel backing a Federal Fair Employment Practices Commission and Senate action extending the U S Civil Rights Commission.
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Crucible Steel Signs 21 Month Pact With USW
Crucible Steel Co. becomes first producer outside the Big 11 to sign a 21 month contract with United Steelworkers Union. The Midland Pennsylvania plants Harrison New Jersey and Syracuse New York facilities employ about 9000 workers. Effective August 1 the agreement mirrors the Big 11 with a 13 week vacation every five years for top seniority workers.
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