Eisenhower signs safety bill for child proofing refrigerators
President Eisenhower signed a bill mandating safety devices to help children escape from trapped refrigerators. The act orders the Bureau of Standards to set standards and requires manufacturers to meet new safeguards to prevent deaths from abandoned or malfunctioning units.
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Edge Bus Boycott Continues Despite Partial Restart in Tallahassee
Tallahassee buses resumed Thursday with two Negro drivers and Negro riders aboard, but Rev. C. K. Steele leader of the Negro Inter Civic Council vows to press for integrated seating. The council's demand was rejected and buses run on segregated seating as before the May 28 boycott.
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Missing Woman Found In Swamp
A missing woman was found in a swamp, while four more people died in Indiana traffic incidents. Irving Kravitz of Chicago, 39, died after swerving to miss a dog. his two children were injured. Curtis Butler of Paragon and Marks Edwards, 67, with his father A J Edwards, 87, died in separate crashes near Scottsburg and Jeffersonville.
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Electric Chair Escape Foiled In Turbulent Morning
Fragmented clipping recounts a string of incidents including a failed escape attempt near Moundsville Penitentiary and a highway accident in Wisconsin. It mentions Judge Hopkins, Egypt policy debates, and Billy Graham planning a Winona Lake memorial event. The text blends multiple stories with limited clarity and several names.
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Indiana polio cases show limited Salk vaccine effect
Five of 58 polio patients in Indiana this year had Salk vaccine exposure. One vaccinated child died of bulbar polio despite three shots. Dr. A L Marshall notes no five tests were done pre death. Measles totals rose to 14 580 for the year above five year average. County potato production ranks noted elsewhere.
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State Board of Health
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