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I nominate Beck for the Man of the Year. He has served as a perfect example to union laborers by showing them where their weekly dues end up. I only hope that the Senate investigators continue to probe into the union bosses and rout out the undesirables, silk shirts and...
But already the pent-up tide of trade had rushed past the diplomats. Last week the unofficial boycott which several Western governments had managed to maintain against the reopened canal crumbled under shipowners' pressure. The first British ship since last October's invasion-the freighter West Breeze with...
This week the first U.S. ship, the 9,277-ton cargo liner President Jackson, is due to pass through, and two U.S. oil companies notified the State Department that their tankers would soon follow. In line with U.S. policy as clarified by President Eisenhower last week-shippers should "be prudent...
"We've never needed arbitration," said a representative of the Harvard University Employees' Representative Association. "Most of us have been with the University a long time, and they've always treated us well. Joining the local would only increase our dues from 25 cents to $2.50 a month," he asserted...
The Student Council won half-hearted approval for continuing as a "dues-paying member of the National Student Association," as only a quarter of the student body voted in the Council's referendum. The vote also showed widespread disapproval of the Council's past participation in the organization.