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December 27, 1957

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5 EX-REDS UPHELD IN U.A.W. REVIEW; Public Unit, in First Ruling, Finds Officers Have Right to Retain Union Jobs Has Final Authority Upholds Union Board 5 EX-REDS UP HELD IN U.A.W. REVIEW Eastland Is Critical

By Special to The New York Times

UAW Pub Rev Bd, in 1st official decision, upholds right of 5 ex-Communists to keep UAW jobs; also upholds UAW local trial bds clearance of 5 officials who invoked 5th Amendment before Sen (Eastland) subcom last May when asked about Communist ties; cases revd; bd members listed; Bishop Oxnam, abroad, did not take part in decision

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MAYOR CONFIDENT QUILL WILL SETTLE WITHOUT A STRIKE; Says an Agreement Will Not Affect 15c Fare--Labor Chiefs Also Optimistic T.W.U. AFFIRMS DEMAND Wagner Declares That Craft Issue Must Await Solution to Jan. 1 Strike Threat To Move Step at a Time Labor Chiefs Meet MAYOR CONFIDENT OF T.W.U. PEACE Quill Gets Assurance Anti-Quill Rally Set Meeting Due Today

By A.h. Raskinthe New York Timesthe New York Times (BY CARL T. GOSSETT JR.)

Mayor Wagner voiced confidence yesterday that there would be no subway strike on New Year's Day by Michael J. Quill's Transport Workers Union. His optimism was shared by top leaders of the merged labor federation in this city.

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Historical Context for December 27, 1957

In 1957, the world population was approximately 2,852,618,337 people[โ€ ]