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This warning comes from Joseph: A. Beirne, :

pkesident of The Communications Workers of

America and vice president. of the AFL-CIO.

* tn his union newspaper, Beirne writes that

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ina the early months of the Kennedy adminis- -
trytion “we have seen more top level labor-':
management representatives yield to. govern-
)omient solution of negotiating problems than we
“heve,.seen for a decade.” es
"-* He was remembering those post-war years
ugder the Truman administration when busi- -
ness and,.union leaders trooped. to the. White —
Huse to! await their turn for attempts to settle -
disputes :in-the.auto, steel, coal and railway in-:
uvfstries. Other big strikes were: settled in: the -
office of the Secretary, of Labore! .0 te.
¢ Being called to. the’ White House became a
sthtus symbol for a strike leader. In one dis-.—
pute settled in’ the labor department. govern~ -
mbnt mediators. grumbled that. the union side
would have taken a pay cut jf it could just
sign its new contract in the White House,

   

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ghvernment Intervention made his
through to start the mine workers’ welfare

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“hungry, the, parolee, the unem- _

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poor-can find solace “and

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--that has lasted 300 yearses 0 re he
-. ‘Bver:since white men arrived on this continent they. have” ™ +
been: squandering natural resources like drunken millionaires ©
birds, animals and ‘fish, ©
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ea J,CXULaV agar Urreny, ie
95 ave’ Vice-President streams dry and their farms ‘tu go Boa SEE Ee
Richard: M. Nixon crederitials .to work. for a- Because of the riches of the North: American.environment:
settlement.” Cs , : . ,.and, the -relative..scarcity:of people, Canada, and the United

e ‘States have escaped this so far. io ees e.
Ce oR Bo
-. But as the population expands, filling the empty spaces,
lear. signs of disaster are coming into view: little deserts that — -
e.éall: dust ‘bowls, streams clogged with sewage, dwindling...
eatches.of fish. a ws oy ee
_. In fact those signs have been there for a long time, but
“ people are just. beginning to take notice of them.
“>A few: wise-men have been: working had to convince gov- .
“ .erhments’and citizens that the idea of “limitless resources” is
-*@ delusion, and. that the soil, water, trees and animals are a
- nation’s capital wealth, ‘to be carefully guarded so that they -
oS will go on. producing sustenance forever, mo
“Amorig. tHose wise men are the organizers of British
Jolumbia Natural. Resources Council, - who banded together
3 yearg.ago to take a running inventory of the province's vital
wealth;; and to launch an- educational. campaign aimed to
/. Mmaké-people ‘aware of the complex honds between human
-godlaty: ‘and its-environment:  -, . |
: ogee Mei Me oe “ye . ;
Ati important product of this campaign is Roderick Nalg-
- Browrits. book, “The Living Land”, which as published with the
' backing. of the conference, + ,
Mr, Haig-Brown's book Is a popular survey of the resources:
Of a region that ts still comparatively unspoiled and also a
Warning. of what may“happen If Those resources are not wisely.
and responsibly managed. | -: a
i have an absolute value, like
time,” he points out, “They

». Whether labor: or management «was. .more

responsible for inviting federal intervention in
the big postwar strikes, Beirne. puts them 'on-an
equal] basis now, be 8 boos
_ He says ‘he is not accusing" the’ government
of taking over. collective. bargaining” and _that::
it is “natural for’ a strong. president.:and -a:
strong secretary :of labor ‘0. provide the. answers: »
’ to’ provide those: .:.
answers.” What’ is happening, he says, is that
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strike ‘last.’ winter: and. the “recent. maritime

‘In the offing is the threat of an auto:strike |
which the, administration. would view .as‘almost
disastrous for an ecohomy, just. emerging from -
recession.. OE SEs fa! °
Beirne points to

‘the passage in Kennedy's.
ch the President,said
hould.ask not what’ thelr ‘cotintry ~ ’
‘aan. do for. .
their country,
Labor and Industry can,
says Beirne by negotiating,

ineet this challenge and responsibly |
their.own-contracts Natural resourcés do no
¢ “gold'in.the bank, callable at any

egotiations i ' without asking the government, to sit in,

fund an ny with the government not wimou" aoe ore -(Mass.) ‘Enterprise and Sun, , have different values ab different times and. under different

a a, no oa Sages Bagge | . . conditions of accessibility and markets, .
“phe first settler finds the forest an enemy against which

gh De Ha. fAust stuggle to win, a few neres of ground for his ngrl-

. eullure; whe may aven burn it away to make grazing Jand. for
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honey, and let's’

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panning gold, the soll] washed away because of reckléss cut-
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.. Abuse of power
~ Senator, Fulbright: has. the. midst unuaial
mannor of fighting Communiainy Hin mattiod 1s
to gag tho -milliary, make it unlawful for thant
yd agalnat Commmutiiam, while he.

to say a Word
proposes concessions to the Sovict Union,

~~ ‘Hie. proposal to gag ‘the, military makes one
wonder whethor freedom: would atffor moro
under Communiam: than ‘under Pulbrgint: Ms
cowardly, spinelens: attitude toward Pussies

copaladd’ a atorm of protedt ft Wertarn Murope.
1 toach sddialism and

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oo, “How great, Is-(man’s) integrity and honesty: of purpose?"
Mr, Halg-Brown asia, “How far WUl-he'choore tobe guided by
his wisdom and power of reasoning and sense of morality, and
how far py short-term relf-interant?” ne
‘The book does not: pretond’ to ‘give n° complete nanawer to
a reader is jeft.in no doubt that short-
Linties : to play far. too great a -part

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- Mayor: Roper has reluctantly

arrived at the conclusion that
appeals: to’ civic pride are robin.
enough ta make Edmonton ‘anv.
appreciably cleaner clty,  A@suu
cordingly, after a consultatioy
with Chief Constable Anthony; . &
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2 - one daught throwing Htter Into. -

the streets Will'be given a tage.
which will:xequire payment'of
. a $2 fire? Its-to be hoped that...
-the mayoris' Instructions» will: -
‘algo. cove rks’ and) other ..,

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paper servieltes: and: seraps‘of!
. “food onto. his, dining room
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very expensive to _provide, so
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keep. them ‘tidy -and free pl,
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effect, narents have’ a special |
reason for warning their chives
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- paskets in ‘the business are1s
- ‘and parks -of the ‘city, and
“.. where there aren’t, ‘it is .no
hardship) to ¢arry litter to.
proper. places for Its disposal.
A Tittle good citizenship in this,
~~ “matter will help to give addi-
-..-tfonal reason -for being proud, ,
of Edmonton.—The Edmonton
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Troasurer Kenneth Freeman Telephone 225
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