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...juries in capital cases must have rational standards, what will Tony Amsterdam's next move be? "I admit," he says, "that I will probably be among the lawyers who will then challenge the standards as inadequate." His big passion is "underdogism." He insists that a free society must heed all views and factions. "After the revolution," says Amsterdam, "I will be representing the capitalists...
...helped mightily to negotiate the A.F.L.-C.I.O. merger in 1955, Reuther was a constant disturber of the peace within the federation, needling its officials to conduct bigger organizing campaigns and do more to help civil rights and other causes. In exasperation over the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s slowness to heed these pleas-and no doubt in frustration over his own dimming chances to become A.F.L.-C.I.O. president -he led the U.A.W. out of the union federation in 1968. Last year he forged a bizarre combination of the scrupulously clean U.A.W. and the scandal-ridden Teamsters. The combine, known...
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Dilemma for Businessmen. The demand for redirected growth presents a particular dilemma for businessmen. They must heed public pressure to stop activities that aggravate social or environmental ills even as they meet their responsibility to shareholders and employees to keep profits moving up. "A task of appalling difficulty lies ahead," says James L. Allen, chairman of the management consulting firm of Booz, Allen & Hamilton. "We must somehow encourage growth of the right kind-the kind that will alleviate our problems -while making sure we don't kill the golden goose...