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The Good-Faith Doubt Test and the Revival of Joy Silk Bargaining Orders
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Congressman Frank Thompson, Jr. provided a fulsome defense of the good-faith doubt test on the House floor in August 1969 after Gissel's publication, but he did so under the mistaken belief that the decision somehow rested upon the laurels of Joy Silk. 115 CONG. REC
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