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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
8
Rome data shows the party rose to 7.77 million votes in the 1963 election but membership declined 25 percent since 1954 from 2,145,317 to 1,614,886. The party now relies on retirees, while industrial worker representation shrank from 856,314 in 1954 to 643,733 in 1962.
Cuba will receive 13,000 Holstein bulls from Canada to improve its cattle, with arrivals expected in April as announced by Maj. Armando Acosta in Santiago. Financial terms and shipping details were not disclosed.
Alan Ladd was a paradox a screen dauntless hero and a man beset by fears. His death at 50 shocked friends who saw a man very different from his on screen image. Sue Carol helped his career while keeping him secure and in control. He remained box office for 15 years with few standout films and later retreated to his Camarillo ranch.
New York AP reports a renewed public return to stock trading after the 1962 crash with heavy activity this month. The article notes a mix of high flying glamour shares and questions whether individual traders mirror 1961- era speculation or pursue longer term investing as institutions grow in influence.
AP reports CBS's What's My Line? begins its 15th year on Sunday with a panel failing to identify a smoker clinic operator and a greyhound racer, while Burns nearly fools the panel. The show remains a national habit alongside Candid Camera and NBC rivalries amid Olympics coverage across ABC.
In Florida, the lengthy Florida East Coast strike, halted since January 23, 1963, marks its second year with 1,300 workers and 600 supporters staying off the job. The dispute centers on a 10 cent an hour raise, while the railroad cites efficiency gains and denies featherbedding. Sabotage incidents and property damage total about $500,000, though few injuries are reported. The FEC says passenger service remains suspended until the strike ends.
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