Lawer FBI Solved Case Reveals Soviet UN Officials
A three year investigation found illegal intelligence activities by two Soviet UN employees. One fled before evidence reached the U.N. secretariat and another afterward, likely expelled by the U.N. The FBI uncovered the activities with help from Richard A. Flink, a New York lawyer and Republican candidate for state assembly.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
United Nations
United States
U.N. Secretariat
Justice Department
FBI
Richard A. Flink
New York City
State Assembly
Yuri A. Mishukov
Hallé Urged in Vaccine Use Halt for Adults
U S health officials urged a temporary halt in Type III oral polio vaccine use for adults as Type I remains approved for preschool and school age children. The advisory committee met after Canadian authorities reported four paralytic polio cases among four million Sabin vaccine recipients prompting accelerated action. Local programs decide immunization plans while Sabin voiced cautious reaction aboard the Queen Mary.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Federal Health Department
Polio Drive Postponed Across Texas
The United Press International report says Houston Dallas and other Texas cities delayed anti polio campaigns after a Public Health Service recommendation against Sabin Type III for adults A second round of Type II remains planned in Galveston with other counties postponing Sunday drives Indefinite postponement in Nueces County Corpus Christi and in Dallas County based on the advisory guidance and committee actions
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U.S. Public Health Service
James L. Johnson
South Plains
North Plains
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Public Heath Service
O. A. Fly
Galveston
W. R. Ross
Tyler
Nueces County Medical Society
Corpus Christi
Drunken Driver Upset Waterworks In California
In Sun Valley California police found a smashed fireplug and a car perched atop a rising waterspout four feet high. Charley Barnett a 63 year old electrician admitted drinking. He was booked on drunken driving charges after the car shot into the air and crashed when officers released it.
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Sun Valley
Calif
Charley Barnett
Barnett
San Fernando Valley
Rail Bosses Walk Out Over Telegrapher Strike
September 15 Franklin era report: North Western Railway management abandoned talks in Seattle over the telegraphers union strike. They demanded acceptance of the presidential fact finding board recommendations in full. Francis O Neill had urged a Monday meeting, but the company flew to Chicago. The union offered to resume bargaining at any time.
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Washington
North Western Railway Management
Telegraphers Union
Francis O’neill
O'Neill
Ben Heineman
The
North Western
National Mediation Board
Heineman
C. J. Fitzpatrick
Chicago
North West
Opening of Tri State Fair Kickoff Parade Monday
Exhibitors work late at Fair Park preparing for Monday’s grand opening. Dairy and beef cattle arrive, judging for tiles, culinary arts, poultry and rabbits proceeds, and the Ice Capades set to debut. Parade features 36 bands and a stagecoach, with thousands expected at the fair.
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Fair Park
Tri-State
Bill Hames
FFA
FEA
High Plains
Polk Street
Polk
Grant
Cotton John Smith Presents Free Fair with Animal Show
The fair moves the baby animal show north of the coliseum near the W M Gouldy Sales Arena by the ice arena. No admission charge for the midway. gates open daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Admission 15 cents for children and 75 cents for adults. Armed Forces Day grants free admission to service members in uniform and immediate family.
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Cotton John Smith
KGNC
W. M. Gouldy Sales
Amarillo Air Force Base
Ice Arena
Fair Grounds
West Berlin bans Soviet armored cars entering zone
Western powers bar Soviet armored cars from entering West Berlin without Allied command approval. This marks a third crackdown in two weeks as Soviets bow to orders to halt armored escorts for guards to the Soviet war memorial. The Russians revert to a bus route via Sandkrug Bridge, escorted by police and a British sedan.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
U.S
Charlie
Sandkrug Bridge
Tiergarten Park
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Flink
Mishukov
Yuri V. Zaitsev
U.N. Political and Security Affairs Council
Weather Bureau
Amarillo
New Mexico
West
Hallé
Luther Terry
New York
Albert B. Sabin
Houstoun
United Press International
Rusk
Smith
Burleson
Tarrant
Fort Worth
Don Harrel
Dallas County Medical Society
Harre
Chicken Little
Tri-State Fair
Hervie Rogers
N. Spring
Seattle
Chicago Tribune Press Service
Actiitey
Amarillo Force Base
Armiavillo
Lone Star Brewery
Amarillo Air Force Band
Fairgrounds
Wil B
Herring Hotel
Ice Capades
Radio Society
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