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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1956
Page
7
Dr Jonas Salk told about 10,000 doctors at the AMA meeting in Chicago that full polio immunization may be achieved by reducing carriers rather than by more shots. He cited Public Health Service data showing 75 percent fewer measles cases? Wait.
Howard Stark Company distributes Miwautee Snitkles through The Rodrcap Company refining supply chain details. The note frames product handling and brand alignment across distribution channels.
Dr Salk notes four vaccines under study and argues vaccination can reduce carriers of poliomyelitis. He contends widespread vaccination may sharply lower infection spread by reducing carrier frequency and duration, potentially exceeding gains from immunity alone.
Congressmen voted for an 83.8 billion foreign aid bill and sent it to the Senate. Denton Madden Hallock Harvey Wilson were among the proponent pair. the rest opposed were Republicans Dropsair Meamer Brownson Crumpacker Bray was paired. Berswire used by auto makers for wiring, adhesives and subparts.
Far East readers warn that Korean armistice limits hinder modernization. Reports note North Korea buildup, radar, deserters, and new weapons while U.N. forces push for possible armistice revision. American forces fear outdated equipment, including B26s and Nike missiles, complicating defense near Seoul.
John B. Crane describes Cairo arriving from the airport with Arabs in galabias on sidewalks and busy vendors in hotels. He contrasts Cairo with Paris, Madrid and Naples, notes guards on properties, and jokes about his growing purchase collection while pointing out the wage scale of Egyptians and the persistent street hawkers. The piece also includes brief tax and crime clippings from Chicago and Salt Lake City.
The Supreme Court with four dissents held that the attorney general may consider confidential information when deciding to suspend a deportation order. Justice Reed for the majority said suspension isn’t a right and may be based on matters outside the administrative record, while Justices Warren Black Frankfurter and Douglas warned that such hearings threaten due process and liberty. The ruling concerns Reginald Jay, a Finnish-born former member of the Communist Party, who sought relief from deportation begun in 1952.
Indiana universities and colleges conferred degrees on nearly 4,000 students at Bloomington Indianapolis Terre Haute Muncie and other campuses. Many graduates received urgent job offers and started work immediately. Notable honorary degrees were awarded to Frank C. Dai George Goble Ruth Woods, and others, with Dr. Frank Sparks addressing Butler graduation.
United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald called a Friday meeting of a 170 member committee to consider counter proposals from the steel industry as union demands remain high. Talks in Pittsburgh began May 28 with looming June 30 contract expiration and potential nationwide strike if unresolved.
Lt Gus N Paneol son of Mr and Mrs Nick Paneol of Anderson Indiana graduated June 3 from the Army Aviation Training Course at the Army Aviation Center Fort Rucker Alabama. More than 2 000 Army ground forces yearly graduate from 15 aviation programs. Paneol is married to Betty Bochl who lives in Ozark Alabama.
Joyce Marsh of Markleville has been chosen president of the Home Economies Club at Indiana for the year. A 1984 graduate and Markleville High alumna specializing in home economies, she is also a member of the American Teachers Association. Anderson Rotary Club will meet today at noon for a luncheon with J E Flanagan chairing the program.
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