Sign overhead apologizes for "temporary inconvenience" as pickets march outside the New York Times building 9/16 after the American Newspaper Guild went on strike against the newspaper. Six other major dailies later suspended publication in sympathy with the Times as part of a publishers' agreement to stand united against the union.
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Sign overhead apologizes for "temporary inconvenience" as pickets march outside the New York Times building 9/16 after the American Newspaper Guild went on strike against the newspaper. Six other major dailies later suspended publication in sympathy with the Times as part of a publishers' agreement to stand united against the union.

United Press International · [ca. September 1965]

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[Information from item housing] Labor: Strikes: Newspaper Workers: U.S.

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