NEA Landrum-Griffen Problem (Tice), 1973

Yonkers Federation of Teachers resume of Walter Tice, candidate for NEA Executive Committee; letter to NYSUT general counsel Bernard Ashe from the U.S. Department of Labor re positive determination on NYSUT president Hobart's complaint that NEA is a labor organization subject to the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, a concept to which NEA had expressed resistance, September 28, 1973; correspondence between Hobart and NEA president Catharine Barrett re legality of NEA Board of Directors in selecting at-large delegates, eligibility of Walter Tice to serve as officers; chronology of events leading to the removal of Walter Tice from NEA Executive Committee ballot; memo re presentation by Walter Tice's name before the NEA Bylaws and Rules Committee, June 30, 1973; notice to NEA by Hobart that he had initiated an investigation by U.S. Department of Labor of violation of rights of members under Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, July 20, 1973; copy of complaint, July 18, 1973