Word: harms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...only would central, monolithic labor harm itself, it would necessitate by its very nature interference by Government. The potential for good or catastrophic, especially catastrophic, would be so great that it would force Congress to pass stringent legislation, to regulate labor as a state does a public utility. This would virtually climinate collective bargaining, and transform both parties into little more than vast lobbies, pressuring the government for favorable decisions. In short, such a merger would fuse politics and industrial relations, as they are fused in Europe...
What then is to be gained? Perhaps with one union, labor can campaign more efficiently and without wasteful overlapping in elections. But when compared with the harm such a merger would do to labor itself and to collective bargaining, and the increase in governmental interference it would necessitate, the few short team benefits from merger appear decidedly insignificant...
Said Judge Louis D. Green finally, "The police did well in averting a riot . . . but I don't want to harm these boys." He allowed the nolo plea he had earlier suggested, although intimating he would otherwise find the five guilty...
...wrote to her mother about her sister's first book was the kind of gritty common-sense that would have startled her fans: "A person who publishes a book willfully appears before the populace with his pants down . . . If it's a good book nothing can harm her. If it's a bad book, nothing can help...
...regular offensive team will start, but will probably give way to substitutes as soon as Coach Lloyd Jordan feels it is safe. This fast substitution will serve a double purpose: to keep the bigger guns out of harm's way and to give the reserves as much work as possible before Yale...