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...comes to the Law School. Yarmolinsky would reportedly be named a "senior member." Others reportedly under consideration for senior memberships include Ernest R. May, professor of History; Phillip E. Areeda '51, professor of Law; and Carl Kaysen, Lucius N. Littauer Professor, of Political Economy...
...Areeda explained that the possible solutions of the five year old battle over rail work rules were either a compromise settlement, a surrender of one side or the other, a strike, or a Congressional resolution. The argument over which of these solutions to settle on, said Areeda, was basically a question of whether the country wants the freedom of collective bargaining in so vital an industry...
...such a situation, the country must come to an immediate decision, said Areeda. But, he said, in emergency strike situations, this country has historically been unwilling to make the choice necessary to get out of the dilemma...
...Areeda traced the rail conflict to technological change in the 30's coupled with shrinkage in the volume of railroad business. If the rail business had expended at the same rate as the economy, he said, the technological changes would not have eliminated the need for labor...
...Areeda also said that during these technological changes the unions wanted to preserve jobs while the railroads were prosperous enough so that the management did not make an issue of the work rules...