Pressmen / Union Documents

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  Pressmen (2 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Correspondence pertaining to Union and activities and the Pressmen. which includes copies of the agreement reached. Split into two folders.

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  Pressmen (1 of 2)

  Manuscripts

  Correspondence pertaining to Union and activities and the Pressmen. which includes copies of the agreement reached. Split into two folders.

  mssLAT

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  Times Pressmen Address

  Manuscripts

  Copy of a speech given by Otis Chandler at before Times Pressmen on March 12, 1967 regarding union membership.

  mssLAT

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  Pressmen negotiations (3 of 3)

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 6 items: stapled, 53-pp. "Agreement between The Times Mirror Company and International Printing Pressmen & Assistants' Union of North America, AFL-CIO and..." ; several related items.

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  Departments - Employee Relations - Union Campaign - 1967

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 50 items. Materials include: two booklets, "Know the Facts," and "Just the Facts," providing financial data designed to convince pressmen to support LAT in the election; memos, form letters, flyers, cartoon strips, etc. in support of LAT being union-free; copies of two LAT news brief, 3/18/1967, "Union chosen agent by Times pressmen," and "Pressmen at Times OK union pact."

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  Departments - Employee Relations - Union Campaign - 1963

  Manuscripts

  Approx. 45 items. Materials include: LAT materials--memos, open letters, flyers--aimed at discouraging pressroom employees from supporting union representation. An LAT article (copy in folder) for 6/29/1963 was headlined "Pressmen vote against union at L.A. Times." The story read, in part, "Pressmen at (LAT) have voted 202 to 187 against the AFL-CIO International Printing Pressmen and Assistant's Union Local 18 as their bargaining agent....The pressmen voted for the union in an NLRB election in April, 1962, but 58 subsequent negotiation meetings failed to bring about a contract agreement...In April the pressroom employees petitioned the NLRB for a new election..."

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