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Letter to Mazur and related materials re secession dispute with local, attempt to obtain AFL-CIO charter

Scope and Contents Materials from the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc., the Martin Luther King Jr. Federal Holiday Commission, and the New York State Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission; memo to Mazur re meeting of the Labor Committee of the Martin Luther King Commission, financial and political problems at the commission, with list of contributions by labor unions, September 15, 1989; Annual Report to the President and Congress of the United States on the National Holiday in...

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Letter to Mazur from Sen. Edward Kennedy thanking him for support for the state party

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Text of CBS interview, October 10, 1990; letter inviting Mazur to appear on “America’s Challenges: The Quest for Leadership in a Global Economy” series on public television re imports, retraining the labor force, what government can do to support business, December 14, 1989; memo from ILGWU vp Susan Cowell advising Mazur that producer felt show was not appropriate for Mazur, possibly next series, December 20, 1989

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Apparent background material: AFL-CIO issue papers, “The Union Advantage” and “Homelessness: A Problem We Can Solve,” with cover letter, 1988; AFL-CIO News promoting Dukakis presidential candidacy, August 27, 1988; text of Mazur article for Justice, “Why We Say Dukakis Yes,” September 1988; Newsday David Broder article re power of labor in presidential race, August 29, 1988; text of Mazur remarks at Labor Day parade, July 26, 1988

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Memo to Mazur with talking points and partial script re merged unions of UNITE, position on AFL-CIO election, June 14, 1995

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Minimum wage fact sheet re need for minimum wage to be livable wage, for interview with reporter Tom Linden, Financial News, n.d.

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Memo to Mazur from exec asst Carl Proper re interview with 20 foreign journalists, arranged by U.S. Information Agency; outline of talking points, July 26, 1994

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Memo to Mazur from ILGWU research director Herman Starobin noting output per worker in U.S. and Japan grew at the same rate between 1980 and 1990; handwritten notes by Mazur noting U.S. bashing; business card from Nippon Television Network Corporation’s Hikari Tokuyama

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Outline of interview re ILGWU, n.d.