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Why Sol Stetin Stepped Down
McConville, Edward M. | December 10, 1977 issue

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Focuses on the resignation of Sol Stetin, president of Textile Workers Union of America as of June 1976. Reasons behind the resignation of Stetin; State of the labor movement in the U.S. in the 1970s; Challenges faced by union mergers in the country; Career and background of Stetin.

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STETIN, Sol; RESIGNATION; LABOR movement; EXECUTIVES
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