Black and white outtakes featuring future US president Lyndon B. Johnson talking at the 18th Annual Convention of the National Association of Home ...
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Muriel Humphrey campaigns in Racine, Wisconsin on behalf of her husband, Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey.
Interviews with John L. Lewis and Governor Averell Harriman during the 1956 Democratic National Convention.
Footage depicting union workers protesting at Chicago's Grand Central Station in 1959 before boarding a train to attend the Unemployment Conference...
George Meany of the AFL-CIO attends the Democratic Platform and Resolutions Committee in 1956.
Jimmy Hoffa responds to the press on December 9, 1960.
President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters Jimmy Hoffa addresses the union at a central conference held at the Hotel Sherman in Chi...
The (mostly silent) outtakes captured here primarily depict footage of Midway airport during a Flight Engineers' Strike in 1961, which resulted in ...
Consists of outtakes from a news broadcast depicting airport operations: passengers boarding planes, purchasing tickets, baggage handlers carrying ...
News footage covering a 1958 labor strike by 3,000 Chrysler Corporation employees in Detroit.
Members of the AFL-CIO deliver Christmas presents to hospitalized children at Franklin Boulevard Hospital in Chicago on December 23rd, 1958. The ch...
News footage of a strike by Studebaker-Packard Corporation employees in South Bend, Indiana on November 24th 1958. The automobile plant was shut do...
Silent outtakes from news footage depicting stewardesses and mechanics going on strike, demanding fair wages. The event took place in North Central...
News outtakes depicting the Capital Airlines Strike of 1958.
Muhammad Ali is shown walking out of a scheduled appearance on NBC's Grandstand to demonstate his support for the NABET strikers.