Reuther Sees Flexible Week Over 35-Hour Plan
Walter Reuther of the Auto Workers Union advocated a flexible work week tied to economic conditions rather than a fixed 35-hour standard. He proposed automatic reductions in the week as unemployment rises and a payroll tax funding a national equalization fund to preserve 40-hour pay during shorter weeks. The AFL-CIO was to issue a new appeal for the 35-hour goal.
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Miami Beach
Fla
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Reuther
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Sunny three day weekend brings smogless skies and jams
Southern Californians enjoyed clear weather with temperatures in the low 80s in Los Angeles and beaches in the 70s but faced heavy traffic on highways and strong riptides. Lifeguards rescued about 100 swimmers as crowds headed to beaches and resort areas, with major congestion along the 100 mile drive to Palm Springs.
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Los Angeles
Wellsville Area Students Undergo Six Weeks Examinations
Six weeks examinations are being given to Wellsville grade and high school students this week. The dining room of Bailey's Cafe has been painted aqua.
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Wellsville
Bailey’s Cafe
Bishop To Speak At K State Wesley Center Dedication
Bishop Eugene Slater of the Kansas Methodist Church will speak at Wesley Foundation Methodist student center dedication services at Kansas State University in Manhattan. K State president Dr. James A. McCain will also speak. Mrs. B. A. Rogers attends. her late husband led the foundation for 38 years until retirement in 1958. The building has served 12 years. Rev. Warren Rempel, current director, notes the dedication aligns with John Wesley’s frugal debt payment followed by celebration.
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Eugene Slater
Kansas
Methodist Church
Wesley Foundation Methodist
Kansas State University
James A. McCain
K-State
B. A. Rogers
Foundation
Warren Rempel
John Wesley
Wesley
Fatal fall at Italian building site shocks VALENZA
Agatino Lo Re, 34, fell from a high elevations of a Valencia area building project Monday. A note from his wife in Sicily warned of a terrifying dream and urged his return home. Police found the letter in his pocket.
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Valenza PO
Italy
Agatino Lo Re
Sicily
Baby Food Ransom Delivered for Bay of Pigs Prisoners
In Havana AP reports a 2500 ton shipment valued at about 1.5 million dollars of baby food was delivered by the freighter Priamus on Monday as the fourth large ransom installment toward freeing 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners held by Cuba.
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Havana
Priamus
Bay of Pigs
Revival of prehistoric lizards by Soviet scientists
London reports Russian scientists revived two prehistoric tritons resembling lizards after they allegedly lay frozen for 5,000 years in Siberia. The creatures revived at room temperature and behaved as in the Mesozoic era, eating berries and insects and not fearing people, prompting speculation about long space journeys using cryogenic sleep.
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London
Siberia
Moscow Radio
Drowns Trying To Save A Dog On Ice
In Varese Italy a 10-year-old girl and her mother Ivette Nuzzi 34 were walking when the lake ice broke. The dog ran onto the ice and slipped free. Mrs Nuzzi plunged into the freezing water while trying to comfort the child. A skindiver recovered her body.
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Varese
Italy
Gabriella Nuzzi
Lake Varese
Ivette Nuzzi
Triton Death and Revival Report Surfaces
A fragment notes a death after a three week period and reports another triton found frozen about 13 feet underground that revived and lived through most of the summer, indicating ongoing unusual survival events with two witnesses or cases.
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