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	The Ties That Bind Back in 1952, when George Meany was elected president of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), he found himself leading a divided labor movement. He believed that there should be room in the house of Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-04-13 15:01:58 Open Document File Size: 89,52 KB Share Result on Facebook Country United States / / IndustryTerm legacy-airline brothers / multi-airline international union / possible solution / airline pilots / / MusicGroup Board of Directors / Executive Board / / Organization Congress / American Federation / Executive Council / Executive Board / American Federation of Labor - Congress of Industrial Organizations / / Person George Meany / / Position CIO / president / / SocialTag Aviation Trade union Alpa Aviator Congress of Industrial Organizations American Federation of Labor 2nd millennium Independent Association of Continental Pilots Air Line Pilots Association, International AFL–CIO

The Ties That Bind Back in 1952, when George Meany was elected president of the American Federation of Labor (AFL), he found himself leading a divided labor movement. He believed that there should be room in the house ofAdd to Reading List