CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF WITNESSES NOVEMBER 16, 1967 Burton, Hon. Phillip, a Representative in Congress from the State of Cali- Peterson, Mrs. Esther, Assistant Secretary of Labor, accompanied by Timothy McGinley, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary; Thomas Tins- ley, Director, Bureau of Employees' Compensation; Peter J. Donovan, Deputy Director, Bureau of Employees' Compensation; and Carol Cox, attorney, Office of the Solicitor... McGuigan, Howard, legislative representative, AFL-CIO, accompanied by James O'Brien, assistant director, department of social security; and J. C. Turner, Greater Washington (D.C.) Central Labor Council. Turner, J. C., president, Greater Washington (D.C.) Central Labor Coun- Vickery, Edward D., attorney at law, Houston, Tex., on behalf of Houston Maritime Association, Galveston Maritime Association, Brownsville Maritime Association, New Orleans Steamship Association, Mobile Steamship Association, Pensacola Steamship Association, and the Tampa Scanlan, Frank A., Esq., Philadelphia Marine Trade Association, American Merchant Marine Institute, accompanied by Ralph E. Casey, president, American Merchant Marine Institute; and William F. Giesen, general manager and counsel, Maritime Association of the Port of New York, and executive director, National Association of Stevedores.. Kalmykow, Andrew, counsel, American Insurance Association, New York, Cummings, William G., representing the Pacific Coast Metal Trades Dis- trict Council, AFL-CIO; the Pacific Coast Iron Shipbuilders District Marine Lodge of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shipbuilders, Blacksmiths, Forgers & Helpers, AFL-CIO; and Boiler- Morse, Hon. Wayne, a U.S. Senator from the State of Oregon.- Farr, Arthur E., Northwest Marine Iron Works, Portland, Oreg.; repre- senting Western Shipbuilding Association. Dewey, Ralph B., on behalf of Pacific American Steamship Association and Pacific Maritime Association, accompanied by J. Stewart Harrison, attorney, San Francisco, Calif... Robertson, Donald B., vice president, Metropolitan Stevedore Co., Wil- Eschen, Chester, Jr., president, California Stevedore & Ballast Co., San Greenough, Britton, senior claims adjuster, Matson Navigation Co./Mat- son Terminals, Inc., San Francisco, Calif. Smith, Fred R., president, Seattle Stevedore Co., Seattle, Wash.. Lindsay, Dennis, counsel, Master Contracting Stevedore Association of Twohy, Kevin R., general counsel, California Self-Insurers' Association, JANUARY 30, 1968 Warehousemen's Union, San Francisco, Calif... housemen's Union, San Francisco, Calif. Page 263 269 289 297 297 306 310 FEBRUARY 19, 1968 lehem Steel Corp---- City, Mo., representing Associated General Contractors, accompanied Shotwell, legislative representative----- accompanied by Richard Turner, attorney, D.C. Transit Co.; and James Board of Trade of Metropolitan Washington, Washington, D.C.---Hopkins, Bernard J., president, Hopkins Stevedoring Co., Baltimore, Md.. representing the Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore, accompanied FEBRUARY 20, 1968 York Shipping Association, Inc., New York.. of New York Shipping Association, Inc.- 316 321 326 327 338 350 138 431 393 25 STATEMENTS statement. M. Smith, branch manager, prepared statement- president, Washington, D.C., prepared statement. California.. District Council, AFL-CIO; the Pacific Coast Iron Shipbuilders Dis- Supplemental statement. and Pacific Maritime Association, accompanied by J. Stewart Harrison, Prepared statement.. senting Western Shipbuilding Association - sociation, AFL-CIO, accompanied by Abraham Freedman, general counsel Fink, Frank, & Gerringer, attorneys at law, New York, N.Y., prepared statement Flynn, James A., counsel, Lorenz, Finn & Giardino; on behalf of the New York Shipping Association, Inc., New York.. 145 149 162 289 185 185 158 338 435 326 Giesen, William F., general manager and counsel, Maritime Association of Page the Port of New York, prepared statement.. 135 Greenough, Britton, senior claims adjustor, Matson Navigation Co. Matson Terminals, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.. 197 Hartman, Ralph M., assistant manager, compensation and safety, Bethlehem Steel Corp. 297 Hood, Edwin M., president, Shipbuilders Council of America. 297 Hopkins, Bernard J., president, Hopkins Stevedoring Co., Baltimore, Md., representing the Steamship Trade Association of Baltimore, accompanied by A. Adgate Duer, counsel, Steamship Trade Association 321 Kalmykow, Andrew, counsel, American Insurance Association, New York, X. Y 137 Kennedy, T. R., secretary, New York & New Jersey Drydock Association. 306 Lindsay, Dennis, counsel, Master Contracting Stevedore Association of the Pacific Coast, Inc. 206 Prepared statement. 221 Mandell, Arthur J., attorney at law, Houston, Tex., on behalf of the American Trial Lawyers Association, Admiralty Section, and the South Atlantic & Gulf District of International Longshoremen's Association, prepared statement.. 354 Mason, Walter J., director of legislation, Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO, prepared statement, with attachments. 394 Massman, H. J., III, vice president, Massman Construction Co., Kansas City, Mo., representing Associated General Contractors, accompanied by D. A. Giampaoli, director, Heavy & Utilities Division; and Scott Shetwell, legislative representative. 310 McGuigan, Howard, legislative representative, AFL-CIO, accompanied by James O'Brien, assistant director, department of social security; and J. C. Turner, Greater Washington (Í).C.) Central Labor Council 57 Morse, Hon. Wayne, a U.S. Senator from the State of Oregon.... 156 Murnane, Francis J., representing International Longshoremen’s & Warehousemen's Union, San Francisco, Calif.. 263 New York & New Jersey Dry Dock Association, presented by T. R. Kennedy, secretary, prepared statement, with attachments. 307 Peterson, Mrs. Esther, Assistant Secretary of Labor, accompanied by Timothy McGinley, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary; Thomas Tinsley 31 Robertson, Donald B., vice president, Metropolitan Stevedore Co., Wilmington, Calif. 173 Scanlan, Frank A., Esq., Philadelphia Marine Trade Association, American Merchant Marine Institute, accompanied by Ralph E. Casey, president, American Merchant Marine Institute; and William F. Giesen, general manager and counsel, Maritime Association of the Port of New York, and executive director, National Association of Stevedores. 118 Supplemental statements with attachments. 127, 401 Scotto, Anthony, international vice president, International Long-shoremen's Association, AFL-CIO, prepared statement 352 Sisco, Mrs. Jean H., vice president of personnel, Woodward & Lothrop, ac companied by Richard Turner, attorney, D. C. Transit Co.; and James Hourihan, attorney, law firm of Hogan & Hartson, representing the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Washington, Washington, D.C. 316 Smith, Fred R., president, Seattle Stevedore Co., Seattle, Wash. 201 Stern, Julius, welfare director, International Longshoremen's & Warchousemen's Union, San Francisco, Calif.. 269 Stern, Julius, and Francis J. Murnane, representing International Long shoremen's & Warehousemen's Union, San Francisco, Calif., joint prepared statement... 272 Talbot, Durel J., president, International Terminal Operating Co., on behalf of New York Shipping Association, Inc.- 327 Turner, J.C., president, Greater Washington (D.C.) Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO. 68 Prepared statement. 68 Twohy, Kevin R., general counsel, California Self-Insurers' Association, Sacramento, Calif 253 Page 73 74 465 435 430 240 459 460 163 465 461 462 162 165 464 Vickery, Edward D., attorney at law, Houston, Tex., on behalf of Houston Maritime Association, Galveston Maritime Association, Brownsville ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Esther Peterson re S. 2485, Longshoremen's and Harbor Workers' Com pensation Act Amendments of 1967. Communications to: Harris, R. O., counsel, Labor Subcommittee, Committee on Labor and law, New York, N. Y., with attachment- Chicago, Ill., February 27, 1968, with attachment.. tion of the Pacific Coast, March 5, 1968, with attachment.. Willard Wirtz, Secretary of Labor, U.S. Department of Labor, August 21, 1967.. U.S. Senators, from John J. Clause, Oakland, Calif., May 26, 1967. Allen, James A., Yacaipa, Calif., May 1, 1967- Boise, Idaho, April 9, 1967.- Young, Pauline E., Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, April 27, 1967. Cummings, William G. business manager, International Brother hood of Boilermakers, Oakland, Calif., January 11, 1968, with attachment.. sociation, Portland, Oreg., February 19, 1968_ of the Budget, Washington, D.C., from Walter N. Tobriner, presi dent, Board of Commissioners, Washington, D.C firm of Marshall, Dennehey & Warner, Philadelphia Pa., February 23, 1968. Jersey, from A. C. Otter, president, Bay Ridge Operating Co., Inc., New York, N.Y., March 8, 1968. Wilmington, Calif., February 28, 1968. 464 463 461 464 460 161 461 461 465 462 463 462 460 461 460 465 465 150 336 319 103 458 185 Communications toContinued Askew, Richard L., president Local International Longshoremen's Page 156 412 Baggett, R. L., Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc., Tampa, Fla., February 29, 1968. 451 Bishop, J. T., president, Portland Stevedoring Co., Portland, Oreg., February 29, 1968. 442 Brzek, John, secretary-treasurer, International Longshoremen's Association, Local 815, Milwaukee, Wis., February 29, 1968 423 137 Buxton, G. H. E., director, Safety Bureau, New York Shipping Association, Inc., New York, N.Y., March 4, 1968 456 Carey, Paul J., Jr., executive vice president, Wilmington Stevedores, Inc., Wilmington, Del., February 28, 1968. 41: Chalk, 0. Roy, president and chairman of the board, D.C. Transit System, Inc., Washington, D.C., March 1, 1968. 408 Coffey, Richard E., vice president, Atlantic & Gulf Stevedores, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., February 29, 1969.. 443 Cooper, E. S., president, Cooper Stevedoring Co., Inc., Mobile, Ala., February 28, 1968 411 Dennehy, John S., manager, Boston Shipping Association, Inc., Boston, Mass., March 1, 1968.. 139 Denny, Thomas G., secretary-treasurer, Stockard Shipping & Terminal Corp., Philadelphia, Pa., February 29, 1968 114 de Smedt, Frank, presi lent, Texas Star Stevedoring Co., Houston, Tex., March 1, 1968. 405 Downes, D. H., manager, Moore- McCormack Lines, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., February 28, 1968. 418 Erickson, M. R., Tampa Stevedoring Co., Inc., Tampa, Fla., February 27, 1968.. 417 Feick, J. P., vice president, the Reiss Steamship Co., Cleveland, Ohio, March 1, 1968. 119 Gaillard, S. S., president, Blocks Terminal, Inc., Tampa, Fla., February 27, 1968. 420 Gielow, Charles H., president, the San Francisco Stevedoring Co., Inc., San Francisco, Calif., March 1, 1968. 436 Giglio, Lawrence, president, Rice, Unruh Co., Philadelphia, Pa., March 1, 1968. 453 Gilbert, R. F., vice president, the Pennsylvania Tidewater Dock Co., Philadelphia, Pa., February 29, 1968. 111 Gill, Ray, Kerr Steamship Co., Inc., Galveston, Tex., Febrnary 29, 1968 407 Gleber, assistant operations manager, Texas Transport & Terminal Co., Inc., New Orleans, La., February 26, 1968_ 416 Gosnear, William E., president, Local No. 1566, International Longshøremen's Association, Philadelphia, Pa., March 7, 1968. 158 421 117 Hathway, C. W., manager, nuclear division, Todd Shipyards Corp., Galveston, Tex., March 7, 1968. 158 Hering, J. C., president, W. J. Jones & Son, Inc., Portland, Oreg., February 28, 1968.. 421 Heyl, Wolcott M., vice president, Laveno Shipping Co., Philadelphia, Pa., March 1, 1968, with attachment 447 Hughes, Robert J., local manager, Norton, Lilly & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.. 111 Johnsen, E. F., president, Central Gulf Steamship Corp., New Orleans, La., March 1, 1968.. 110 Kamphuis, F. E., vice president and general manager, Atlantic & Gulf Stevedores, Inc., New Orleans, La., February 29, 1968. 154 |
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