I am requesting you to resume collective bargaining negotiations on an around the clock basis with the assistance of the Secretaries of Defense, Labor, and Commerce and the members of the mediation panel.
Lyndon Johnson: “I am requesting you to resume collective bargaining negotiations on an around the clock basis with the assistance of the…”
On the recordFebruary 29, 1968
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Telegram Requesting the Parties in the Copper Strike To Resume Negotiations at the White House.
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