BOYCOTT Campbells
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sufficient to maintain a separate district, it was widely felt that this was done to remove an embarrassing reminder to the International. The number was technically under the required minimum for a district, but other districts with similar numbers were not threatened.
Workers also felt betrayed by the Carter administration, which repeatedly reneged on promises of federal grants without which they could not purchase and modernize the steel mills. The federal grants and loan guarantees were finally turned down on March 30, 1979.
Nationalization under workers' control Lynd states that the purpose of his book is to allow other workers to learn from the experiences of the Youngstown steelworkers, so that they won't repeat the same mistakes. But it is precisely in his attempt to draw conclusions from the Youngstown experience that Lynd's book falls down.
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