When Strikes Were a Threat, Bill Usery Was the Leading Peacemaker

When strikes were still considered a grave threat to the U.S. economy, Bill Usery was the man most often called on to mediate. He knew when to tell a joke, when to push for a concession and when to bide time. Mr. Usery died Dec. 10—11 days shy of his 93rd birthday.

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