Word: unionizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Linus C. Pauling will speak to the Harvard Liberal Union Friday in Emerson D at 2:30 p.m. on the implications of a nuclear...
Kelley asserted that the union shop, "which is as American as apple pie," eliminates friction between plant employees that could cause a drop in production. He added that a union is in a much stronger position to enforce terms of collective bargaining when it has full support of all workers concerned...
Both Republicans and Democrats thought the Kennedy-Ives bill an effective measure to insure union democracy and to give control of welfare and pension funds to union members. The bill received the overwhelming affirmative vote of 88-1 in the Senate. Before the bill was considered by the House an extensive campaign was launched against it. Life, an unquestionably Republican magazine, attributed this lobbying campaign to the Teamsters, who seem to have a vested interest in racketeering, and to the National Association of Manufacturers and the United States Chamber of Commerce, who seem almost to prefer to keep racketeering...
Representatives from the Freedom Council, the Liberal Union, the Society for Minority Rights, and the Islamic Society met and elected Emile C. Chi '57-3, president of the "temporary" organization...
...Vice President of NSA; Larry Johnson, International Vice President of NSA; Bakhtiyar Ali Kahn '59, Secretary of the Islamic Society; Derek T. Winans '60, Richard Allison '60, and Jonathan Porter '60, Chairman, Secretary, and Treasurer respectively of the Freedom Council; and Roger Algase '59, President of the Harvard Liberal Union...