Economic Blundering Laid to Ike
CHICAGO, Aug. 14 OP)ÛÓThe AFL-CIO Executive Council today launched an all-out attack on Eisenhower Administration e c o-nomic policies with a charge that they were designed to hasten a recession.</br></br>The Council, meeting in its summer ses-s i o n* h e r e, issued a legal-style statement condemn-ing tight money policies and accusing business and Administration leaders of ÛÏblundering dangerously.Û</br></br>CIO also unanimously approved the ouster of Paul Dorfman, a close friend of TeamstersÛª boss James R. Hoffa, from his post as secretary-treasurer of a Chicago Waste HandlersÛª union.</br></br>AFL-CIO President George, Meany had kicked Dorfman; out of office on grounds that; ^.he channeled union welfare winsurance to an agency owned! by his wife and son, resulting in hundreds of thousands dollarsÛª profit for the family. I The CouncilÛªs economic blast bore the stamp of Walter P. Reuther, president of the. United Auto Workers Union,! and Leon Keyserling, former! economic adviser to President1 Truman. '	j</br></br>The statement was hammered out last night at a meeting of the AFL-CIOÛªs Economic Policy Committee, headed by Reuther - and attended by Keyserling. It was organized laborÛªs most blanket indict-j ment to date of Eisenhower economic policies.