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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1963
Page
10
Walter Reuther favors a flexible work week tied to unemployment levels rather than a fixed 35-hour schedule. He proposes a shrinking standard week with a national fund to guarantee 40-hour pay for temporary reductions, aiming for full employment and minimal idle rate.
Birmingham area men Riley Shamburger, Thomas Willard Ray, Leo Baker, and Wade Carroll Gray were identified as pilots, co pilot, engineer, and radioman for double Check Corp. of Miami recruited to fly anti Castro missions. Carlson said their C46 crashed in the Caribbean and no bodies were found. A search recovered wreckage but not remains.
Vermont senator George Aiken jokes that White House staff are more sacred than Vermont cows though they cannot produce milk. He cites Alice and Tomboy, two Vermont cows, who traveled 1 200 miles to a dairy show in 1929 and yielded 40 pounds of milk daily for 90 days as a humorous contrast to staff duties.
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