President Johnson 8/30 appealed to steel union and industry negotiators for a settlement of their contract dispute. He warned them that a steel strike, set form midnight 8/31, would damage the nation's military and economic strength. Shown in White House Cabinet Room during meeting with the President are, LtoR: Larry. Administrative Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; R. Conrad Cooper, Executive Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; I.W. Abel, Pres. United Steel Workers; and Walter Burke, Secy-Treas. USW.
President Johnson 8/30 appealed to steel union and industry negotiators for a settlement of their contract dispute. He warned them that a steel strike, set form midnight 8/31, would damage the nations military and economic strength. Shown in White House Cabinet Room during meeting with the President are, LtoR: Larry. Administrative Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; R. Conrad Cooper, Executive Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; I.W. Abel, Pres. United Steel Workers; and Walter Burke, Secy-Treas. USW.
President Johnson 8/30 appealed to steel union and industry negotiators for a settlement of their contract dispute. He warned them that a steel strike, set form midnight 8/31, would damage the nation's military and economic strength. Shown in White House Cabinet Room during meeting with the President are, LtoR: Larry. Administrative Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; R. Conrad Cooper, Executive Vice Pres. U.S. Steel; I.W. Abel, Pres. United Steel Workers; and Walter Burke, Secy-Treas. USW.
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[Information from item housing] Abel, I. W. Steel Union Official