Word: interational
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...testimony of one state official. But according to L.A. Times reporters, the UFW strikes have had overwhelming support from the workers. They reported that in 1973, over 90% of the grape workers in the Coachella Valley struck, despite the best efforts of the growers and the Teamsters. And Inter-Harvest, California's largest lettuce grower, was forced to admit, "The Teamsters have our contracts, but the UFW has our workers." (Nation, 9/3/73...
...liquor store's managers said yesterday in a formal statement, "Our customers will dictate what we will carry, not what we will not carry." They added they think the Gallo dispute is an inter-union problem...
...former Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, 73. MacBride's achievement was somewhat less dubious than that of Sato: the Irishman was one of the founders and until recently chair man of Amnesty International, a group working for the release of political prisoners. He has headed Geneva's Inter national Peace Bureau, the world's old est peace organization. He has been instrumental in getting human-rights safeguards built into various international agreements. The five-man committee that awarded MacBride his Nobel Prize noted that the fight against injustice makes a contribution to peace...
COLUMBIA-YALE -- Would you believe that when Columbia has inter-squad games in practice, both sides lose? Yale 40, Columbia...
...scholars to imagine himself a member of a slave society. Except that today's scholars carry an additional burden. Aware that their writing may be used to illuminate or obscure the situation of contemporary American blacks, many historians of slavery begin to tread warily at the edges of inter-racial relationships, whether they're considering slaves' resistance to planters or planters' benevolence to slaves...