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61. Hospitable reception for arbitration at Labor Board, address by Gerald A. Brown, member, National Labor Relations Board, before Eastern Conference of Teamsters Lawyers meeting, Atlantic City, N.J., June 30, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:B 81/7

62. Litigant's role and public interest [address], by Arnold Ordman, general counsel, National Labor Relations Board, before Labor Law Section, State Bar of Wisconsin, mid-winter meeting, Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 21, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:Or 2/6

63. Procedures employed by NLRB in determining policy, speech of Frank W. McCulloch, Chairman, National Labor Relations Board, to Administrative Law Section of American Bar Association, New York City, Aug. 11, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:M 13/10

64. Random thoughts of labor board lawyer, address by William Feldesman, solicitor, National Labor Relations Board, before 9th annual convention of Louisiana AFL-CIO, New Orleans, La., Apr. 7, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:F 33/3

65. Role and significance of expertise in administration of National labor relations act; by Arnold Ordman, general counsel, National Labor Relations Board, before Labor Law Section, Louisiana Bar Association, Buena Vista Hotel and Motel, Biloxi, Miss., Apr. 24, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:Or 2/7

66. Some facts, figures and comments about collective bargaining in South, address by Howard W. Kleeb, associate executive secretary, National Labor Relations Board at Athens, Ga., meeting of National Economics Honor Society, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Mar. 5, 1964.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1964.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:K 67/3

67. Act, Board and critics, few ABC's, address by William Feldesman, solicitor, National Labor Relations Board, before Graduate School of Business Administration, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va., Oct. 18, 1963.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1963.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:F 33/2

68. Beneath tumult and shouting, by Arnold Ordman, general counsel, National Labor Relations Board, before 10th annual Institute on Labor Law, Southwestern Legal Foundation, Dallas, Tex., Oct. 31, 1963.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1963.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:Or 2/4

69. Board's Supreme Court docket, 1963-64, by Arnold Ordman, General Counsel, National Labor Relations Board, Washington, D.C., Oct. 4, 1963.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1963.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:Or 2/2

70. Four areas of developing law, resume and rationale, [address] by Stuart Rothinan, General Counsel, National Labor Relations Board, before Labor Law Section, Wisconsin Bar Association, Milwaukee, Wis., Feb. 15, 1963.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: National Labor Relations Board
Publisher:: National Labor Relations Board
Date:: [1963.]
SuDoc number:: LR 1.7:R 74/13

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