Word: unionizing
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...leak, Britain's Prime Minister Harold Macmillan flew into Washington, then on to Greencastle, Ind. (22,-300) this week to deliver the commencement address at De-Pauw University, successor to the medical school attended by his Hoosier maternal grandfather in 1849. Spelling out "why the Soviet Union has satellites while in the free world we have allies," Macmillan laid out in cousinly candor the tough-minded assumptions that hold the free world together. Excerpts...
...false view. Nevertheless, two things are true, which we have not yet all learned. First, prosperity, like peace, is indivisible; secondly, there are still too many artificial barriers to the free flow of money and trade in the free world. Just as the economies of the states of the Union of this continent grew together two hundred years ago, so, in some measure at least, must the economies of the free world today...
...take Petrillo's place as president of the American Federation of Musicians, the assembled delegates elected Little Caesar's own nominee, Herman David Kenin, 56, the union's West Coast representative. A onetime fiddler and bandleader, New Jersey-born Kenin practiced law in Portland, Ore. and dabbled in union politics for 22 years, gave up his law practice in 1943, when he became a member of the A.F.M.'s executive board. His grey-flannel-suited unionism is as remote from Jimmy's overpadded whoop-and-holler style as the violin section from the brasses...
...WORST UNION YEAR in recent times is shaping up, owing to labor scandals and recession. In NLRB organizing elections among U.S. workers since last July, only 58% voted for unionization, v. 63% in fiscal 1957 and 83% in fiscal...
...most recent in a line of distinguished, if somewhat pompous, forebears. For seven straight years, the CRIMSON ground out a yearly State of the Union message on Academic Freedom after sweeping its nets across the country in search of Injustice in colleges both great and small...