AFL - CIO FOREIGN POLICY RAPPED BY UAW LEADER

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00149R000400550029-0
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 11, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 8, 1999
• Sequence Number: 29
• Publication Date: June 5, 1966
• Content Type: MAGAZINE

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area vest ocket o e tl~T,
k u-estiyne, v2ctior money spent conies from U.S. class of Latin-American "labor
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rtment~ ? come, he said comes through
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aCidmsubvert the Laa."n
set up by Lovestone in coo er-
P ---'- - A nencan labor movement a7 ay
~~-. P1T PT r al?uPA t;tilat the ATi'T atinn l ,ith Pm rilnyers and the .
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personal confidence in Lovestone, rceumer saitt-tne UP1w's inter-
4r to see no changes in the feder- rational affairs departrr- n4
_.. -of on its programs abroad.
refit issues. of the day." Vith $3,000,000 in its treas :ry
MEMB1 ItS NOTT ZN 'ORMEr broadened the departments ac-
"tW1ties to include the war on.~
He also charged thatM undo po erty in the U.S., and 1e;.is-'
Lgv4sjpi}e'&.' operation a substa.',,,i! : native work.
tial pert af,tlie A -CZ S inter- - !'he resolution on foreign tiol- j
national union de~?artment ac- t.'4 adopted by the UAMT con-
tivities are not reported even vention -was- in conflict. with the
to ,tie ecv1iVO council
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in Pariam,aahoil t t s ago nsss'on to the UN, strengthen%ng
pored as representatives of the the trade and cultural, ties. with
Pr. intea'natonal food: and Drink ?~e Soviet Union aridother
Work?`ers Fedeiation, whose Bead- ieli~t?, _countriesk working to
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06 ik e"rs are in Geneva 'T'his fed bs. ~ng an -end to the war _-in
rafion's general secretary, A.~llxrll. by gettin the issue to
~gulsen, a1olished" the 1?'anaina t1~y baigaining tab1e,,;as UAW
,t1ti4 e as tie- only way to gzlt Water Reber tcrnied
tTiis iixiposture by the A a, nilMazey, UAW secretary-
agts, saitt Fluether, : 'al -* h c';~zurei went fti~tller mxlsup-
added - that .the entire in i nt k,.1?~ test ,4 etas ,fii ~L a ore__es
'v7a ept ftgm tTie nasv7e e of _c .,atia ur and ,j
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AFL CIO i e ulcers kig Q.~ - t[i zuu n a: ha a
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