Nine-Point State of the Union Sets Eisenhower Agenda
The article outlines the presidents nine key priorities for the 84th Congress including balancing the budget, farm market balance, a modern interstate highway system, school classroom aid, immigration law revision, and maintaining strong military and collective security. It notes Eisenhower spoke from home and urges bipartisan support to advance these proposals in 1956.
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State of the Union
Polio Cases Drop 25 Percent From 1954 Figures
United States Public Health Service reports 29 270 polio cases in 1955 a 25 percent decrease from 1954 s 38 740. Most of the decline is due to natural incidence only about a quarter from immunization with the Salk vaccine. The March of Dimes appeal urges continued support to broaden vaccination and defeat infantile paralysis.
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Public Health Service
Madison County
March of Dimes
National Foundation For
Polio Fight Continues Despite Salk Vaccine Demand
Drew Pearson describes ongoing Polio Foundation burdens as it must repay Basil O’Connor’s 9 million debt for the Salk vaccine. He notes 68,000 patients already stricken require care including braces and wheels, with last year’s expenses totaling 29.6 million for treatment and rehabilitation.
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Foundation
Immigration quotas falter as Chinese refugees seek entry
A letter from Rev. Philip Lee of Chicago urges raising Chinese immigration quotas to aid educated Christian Chinese refugees in Hongkong. He argues 105 per year is unfair, cites doctors and professors stranded abroad, and links aid to Christian missions and American enterprise.
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Chicago
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America
Pacific Basin
Ecommunists
Iron Lung Day helps fund polio fight and vaccine push
Chicago report notes rise in unemployment benefits since 1939 and the gap with wages, while Evansville lawyers prep a guilty plea for embezzlement. The piece highlights Basil O’Connor and the March of Dimes funding for iron lungs and Salk vaccine access, and details costs of iron lungs and equipment for patient care.
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Research Council For Economic Security
March of Dimes
Mary Ellen
Folklore Tales and Everyday Ironies by William Wade
A collage of whimsical scenes and a wry joke cycle paints rural imagery, a roadside bird in a cowshed feathering its neck, a stray policeman, and a commuter lament. A later anecdote lampoons daily remarks with a weary husband’s reply about train trouble. An American Saying notes cynicism about human nastiness.
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Nana
Personal Health Service Notes on Posture Coughing and Calcium
Dr Brady discusses posture in West Point cadets, proper use of cough medicines, and debunks cold exposure myths. He endorses soap as a disinfectant, cautions on calcium intake, and invites readers to request pamphlets by mail with stamped envelopes. He notes limited responses due to high volume and provides address for correspondence.
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British Medical Research Council
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Calif
Interpreting The News on Middle East policy and Russia
The piece surveys Eisenhower administration foreign aid and its Middle East role. It cites The London Times and The Manchester Guardian on allies seeking a joint economic effort and extended aid without triggering domestic budget fights. It notes the cold war as chronic, not quick, and Russia as a strategic economic and political foe.
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Judge Scolds Driver Cited For Suspended License
Trumbull Connecticut judge John P. Evans fined Eugene H. Dilliston 100 dollars after Dilliston admitted driving a girlfriend's car while her license was suspended. The judge quipped that if the girlfriend needs glasses they should stay home on Saturday night and watch Jackie Gleason.
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Eugene H. Dilliston
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Jackie Gleason
Special service for missed Herald copies explained
A Herald subscriber who misses a daily paper should call 3 5371 before 9 A.M. for a replacement by special messenger. If Sunday delivery fails, visit the nearest Herald seller to file a complaint and a free replacement will be provided.
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