Ford Motor Company Closed Down For Strike Negotiations
3-The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C., Thursday, September 21, 1961
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Following la a statement by
Henry Ford n, chairman of the
board, Ford Motor Company:
. Ford Motor Company has been
f closed down by a strike that Is
totally unjustified and complete-
( ly unnecessary. i
Because we would not accede
to the unconscionable demands
of a powerful union, we are pay-
4lng a stiff penalty. Our em
ployes, our stockholders, our
dealers, our customers, thous
ands of supplier firms and mil
lions of others are forced to suf
fer the consequences with us.
This Is unjust and, in every
sense of the word, tragic in its
implications for the whole na
tion. At a time when our country
needs every ounce of economic
strength, there can be no de
fensible reason to shut down one
of the major business con
tributors to America's eco
nomic well-being.
I deplore the action of the
UAW in forcing Ford into this
situation. I am sorry that we do
not have laws that effectively
prevent the use of this kind of
bludgeon against the public In
terest. . But , I do not for one
minute regret our decision to
take this strike rather thansur
render to an unrealistic set of
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union demands. The strike will be
costly, but the effects of an un
sound settlement would be far
more pervasive, longer-lasting
and, In the final analysis, even
more costly.
Ford Motor Company made a
fair and generous offer to the
UAW. It would have provided
wage increases of 13 cents an
hour for the first year - a 4,1
per cent Increase in that year
alone. Over the three-year term
of the contract, wages would
have risen a minimum of 34
cents an hour. We offered the
continued protection of cost-of-living
allowances and we offer
ed to Increase the employes'
basic pension rate by 24 per
cent. In addition, we proposed
a number of Important im
provements In other employe
benefits.
The UAW flatly rejected this
Camden To Sell
Used Grain Bins
CAMDEN - Ten used grain
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public auction Friday until all
bins have been sold.
The bins are located In front
of the Camden Block Co., one
mile east of Camden on US
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Is $462.
Equipment and assistance Is
available for erection of bins.
The bins may be inspected any
time prior to the sale. For
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Chowan County has also re
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bins with a capacity of 3,250
bushels. A sale will also beheld
Friday at 11 a.m. The minimum
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offer. None of its original de
mands, which have been estimat
ed to cost at least $4 an hour,
have been removed from the
table. This Is Irresponsibility
and the leadership of the UAW
should be held to account for it.
The Ford strike will hurt
everybody. Every day It lasts
It will cost our employes more
than $5 million In wages. Every
day It lasts will cost the company
sales, profits, competitive posi
tion, and perhaps even most
importantly a chance to help
meet the needs of a nation troubl
ed in many ways. Every day it
lasts will be another blow to
the business recovery which has
just begun to build up.
We are prepared to get down
to the Job of settling this strike
just as soon as the union Is. We
will use every possible means to
achieve a just and sound
agreement. But we will not
sacrifice principle to expediency
for the sake of a settlement.
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THE
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is here again for us to remind those persons having delinquent
kerosene and fuel oil accounts that the following rules will he
carried out more closely than ever before, and they are as follows 1
(1) We will make no delivery to anyone having an old balance !
until this balance is paid. 1
(2) Will make no delivery to anyone for cash or credit to those
owing any member of this Association.
(3) Your name and address will be exchanged with each dealer
for their protection.
(4) We will report to other dealers in nearby towns the names of
those who are delinquent.
THERE IS TIME TO STRAIGHTEN THESE MATTERS BEFORE
SEPT. 30th, AT WHICH TIME WE HOLD OUR CREDIT MEET
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