NFWA Delano Grape Strike
Sees Major Breakthrouqh
Ily MAXINF. F.I.MOTT
Associate Editor
The first major breakthrough
mute September came Wednes
day in the Delano grape strike
and official* at the National Farm
Worker* Association (NFWA) of
Ace in Delano expressed hope the
strike would eml soon
At the University, Ken Kant nor,
member of the farm work com
mittee of the University chapter
of Students for a Democratic So
ciety, was exultant when news
ol the agreement broke, 'I told
you yesterday we couldn't lose,
didn't l7” Kastner exclaimed
SDS has been conducting a
week of activity at the University
this week in support of the Delano
strikers.
Made in I.A
According to Jim Drake, co
ordinator of the NFWA boycott
against Schenley Industries (sec
ond largest grower in the Delano
area and producer of several table
wines and distilled liquors) De
part came around 11 a m Wed
nesday at the AFL-CIO office* in
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1-on Angeled. Drake told the
Emerald by telephone Wednes
day that the NKWA had been
represented at the I,oh Angeles
meeting hy Cesar Chavez, who
has been working with the work
ers since m2, and two attor
neys
Drake said the machinery of
the boycott had been "put into
neutral," and that boycott offices
in 15 major cities had been notj
lied to this effect. Drake said,
however, that the boycott against
Schenley would continue if fur
ther negotiations failed
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Asked how much further he
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have to sign a contract with the
union because they’ve been forced
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to recognize us because of eco
1 riomic pressure.”
Drake mentioned the possibil
ity of an enlarged boycott against
other growers in the area. “We’re
analyzing what we've done and
we think we’re learning to or
ganize an effective boycott. We
realize that certain growers are
more vulnerable than others and
we know what a concerted boy
cott would do to them ”
Meanwhile, members of the
California Council of Growers
met during most of the day in
Council offices in San f'rancisco!
and were not immediately avail
able for comment.
Not Surprised
Cater in the day, however, Les '
Hubbard, executive assistant of;
the Council of Growers in San '
Francisco, told the Emerald he
wasn’t surprised’’ at Schenley’s
1 action. “After all,” he said,
I "Schenley is a New York concern
and their business is mainly
whiskey making. Their farms in
California are pretty incidental
"I don’t really think Schen
ley’s action materially changes
the situation,” Hubbard said.
“The growers in Delano are pret
ty firm in their belief that the
NEW A is representing a group
against its will.”
“Don’t Want It”
The growers contend that these
people shouldn’t be forced into a
union situation when “it’s obvious
they don’t want it. After all, who
do you think stayed and harvested
the crop last year? They can’t be
too interested in joining a union." ,
Hatfield, Jones
To Join Fraternity
Oregon's Gov. Mark O. Hat
field and Harold R. Jones, presi
dent of Jones Veneer and Ply
wood Company, will be initiated
into Alpha Kappa Psi, the Uni
versity professional bus iness
fraternity today.
The chapter will hold its ban
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gene.
Hatfield, governor since 1958,
was secretary of state for two
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Jones has done a great deal
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need to obtain a college educa
tion, providing summer employ
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40 university students, and part -
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Jones was chosen "Man of the
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