Word: labor
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Princeton based its case on Rockefeller's achievements in state legislature and his commitment to the rights of the individual. "He has made major strides forward in civil rights, labor relations, aid to education, and low income housing," said Smiley...
...think Che Guevara was one of the most striking world figures since World War II," John Womack Jr. '59, instructor in History, told about 100 people at a Che Guevara Memorial held by the Militant Labor Forum last night in their Boston Office...
...Ford Motor Co. strike was 53 days old last week when United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther and Company Negotiator Malcolm Denise finally signed a new three-year labor contract. That done, Ford announced that it lost $73.9 million during 1967's third quarter, compared with a $65.8 million profit for the same period last year. It was the biggest earnings setback since Ford went public in 1956, and the strike was obviously to blame. But troubling though the deficit was, Ford should make up most of its losses with a surge of sales to customers who waited...
...same time as on-schedule tomatoes, causing so much of a jam that a great deal of fruit spoiled while it was waiting to be canned. Farmers, with their orchards maturing late, had no schoolchildren available to help harvest the crops, and the supply of temporary Mexican labor has been reduced since the law covering the use of braceros was tightened three years ago. Governor Reagan angered unions by permitting convicts to help with the harvest...
Shaw said the endowment would take some of the financial pressure off of the Advocate's editors and allow them to devote more time to literary activities. "Now, we labor under the problem of insufficient cash, both to pay bills and to schedule more public readings," he said...