Polio Vaccine Contains Live Virus Mystery Finds U S
The Public Health Service said reasons for undetected live virus in Cutter polio vaccine remain unknown after a four month inquiry. Causes include insufficient inactivation and testing gaps, with safeguards now in place. Vaccination of many children prior to withholdings is noted along with a seasonal rise in polio cases across states. The report found no evidence of contamination at the manufacturing stage.
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Public Health Service
Cutter Laboratories
Health Service
Cutter’ Laboratories
Berkel Calif
The
Health Service Saints
Axons
Uta
B&O Coal Train Derails Near Frankfort
Rail crews worked to sight 22 cars of a 138 car coal train after a derailment near Frankfort fourteen miles west of Chillicothe. No injuries were reported as around one thousand feet of track was torn up.
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Frankfort
Chillicothe
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Here
Toa
Navajos Seek Independence in Ten Years
The tribe aims for self government within a decade with plans to move industries onto the reservation and increase college-aid funding. Officials note growth in tribal employment and U S. efforts to transfer authority to the most industrialized areas of New Mexico and Arizona as part of the program.
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United States
Indi Bureau
G.warren Spaulding
Thes Indian Duress Agency
New Mexico
Arizona
Air Defense To Get Three New Divisions
NEWBURGH New York Ma Gen Me R Netw commander of the Eastern Air Defense Force announces three new air divisions to be activated in the 26 state area east of the Mississippi River. Existing four divisions will be retained with realigned areas of responsibility. The divisions will be based at Andrews Air Force Base Washington DC Trowx Air Forge Base Madison Wisconsin and Wright Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Ohio. No major rise in personnel expected with construction costing about 1 470 million for new headquarters and temporary staff facilities.
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Ipot River
Sea Air Divison
Andrews
Andrews’ Air Force Bas, Washington, D.C
Th Air Division
Doctors and Dentists Strike in Austria Over Health Reform
Readable fragments describe a two day nationwide strike by doctors and dentists in Austria led by the Medical Association in protest of a proposed draft law and universal health insurance. The action threatens private practices and emergency care limitations while a separate Ohio case notes Governor Lausche granting a reprieve to Benjamin Meyer, executed for killing his wife, pending further review.
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Medical Association
Heaven Insurance
Columbus
Frank
Lausche
Benjamin Meyer
Hocking County
Ohio Penitentiary
Grant
Meyer
Furth- Logan
Storm Edith Spotted in Atlantic As Hurricane Grows
Miami bulletin reports hurricane Edith forming far in the Atlantic with winds near 100 mph and expanding reach. An Air Force plane detected the system around Bermuda with gales extending 130 miles north and east and 86 miles south and west of the center as officials warn of rapid intensification.
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Atlantic
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Air Force
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Socialite Elopes With Miami Policeman Dies Mysteriously
Philadelphia socialite 22, who eloped last June with Miami motorcycle officer, was found dead in Folkston apartment. Police report says she arrived with her mother to visit friends, cried out in bedroom, became unconscious. doctors and rescue squad failed to revive her. Ontreicher, husband a Miami officer, notified and given emergency leave.
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Ontreicher
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Folkston
Nathan Smith
Gertrude Silver
Milton Schwartz
Flood Aid Plan Goes Into Effect Across Agencies
President Minhower announced an operating flood aid plan with advance White House approval to use available funds and resources. Congress will seek reimbursement next year, reducing the need for a special session. The Red Cross raised its disaster goal to eight million dollars as reports show 702 homes demolished and 14 000 heavily damaged. Ten thousand five hundred sixty two families are homeless and depend on charity. Five more flood victims’ bodies were found in Connecticut, with many unaccounted for in Pennsylvania and Connecticut. Damage totals remain uncertain after Hurricane Diane.
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Minhower
Congress
James C. Haggerty
White House
Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
National Red Cross
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Pennsylvania
Wearhill
Diane
Helicopter Test Flight and Civic Honors Reported
A helicopter aircraft completed a test flight amid other notes including a 70s anniversary observance for a Columbus City couple and a piecemeal pump theft over three years. Les ter Hunt a 71 year old airman remains in critical condition in Margate England after a shooting at Manston Air Base.
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England
Lester Hunt
Rantoul
Grandfather Accused Of Hammering Child
A fragmented report from Columbus Ohio describes a grandfather accused in a child assault case. Details mention a 10 year old victim, varying witness accounts, and police actions as the case unfolds. The article also references unrelated local events and officials.
Ohio Bell Employees Cast Strike Votes Amid Wage Dispute
Ohio Bell Telephone Co workers in a 16 000 member union are voting on strike action after the union rejected a company wage offer. News of the strike vote followed earlier company wage discussions that failed to settle the dispute.
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Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ike Returns to Denver Eyes Western Problems
President Eisenhower returns to Denver after a 48 hour absence to discuss reclamation projects with Interior Secretary McKay and others. He flew over damaged Northeastern states and planned further talks while his wife and family remained at Gettysburg.
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Denver
Reclamation Projets
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Wilbur Dexheimer
Haten
Ire
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Farm Prices Irk Benson
Farm prices at Benson provoke outcry as farmers demand fair, economical solutions. Officials pledge action to improve the situation and restore stability to local markets.
Twining Sees Soviet Air Progress But U.S. Response
Air Force Chief of Staff Nathan F. Twining warned at the National Aircraft Show that the Soviet Union has shown growing ability to produce high quality weapons. He stressed that U S outpacing rivals in overall war potential matters less than having superior weapons when conflict arises. He urged rapid U S progress to counter Soviet gains.
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Nathan F. Twining
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Berit
Air Force
Soviet Union
Mrs Trago Testifies In Trial Of Husband
Testimony this morning in the trial of Mrs Cartle Trago centered on events Sept 20 1964 with authorities including Scioto County Sheriff E Justice and deputies presenting. A mother in Kentucky plans to view a body believed to be her daughter amid ongoing case details.
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Freeney
Bela Lugosi Weds His Number One Fan
Bela Lugosi, the horror star, wed his number one fan in Hollywood after years of fan letters and vows. The ceremony linked Lugosi to Tina Lagoa, a devoted admirer whose life involved supporting the actor during illness and hospital stays.
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Mar
Ninger
Tina
Lagoa
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Chuckle who try to save face in uncertain effort
A brief report notes individuals attempting to maintain dignity amid uncertain efforts. The scene centers on those who value perseverance and the cost of public perception. No decisive outcome is given.
Detroit Shovel Burglar Nabbed by Fast-Talking Con Man
Police say a Detroit thief earned the nickname Shovel Burglar after looting about 1000 homes over five years in a regional spree. Detective Lt. Harold Brownfield led the 1954 investigation, linking the suspect to a pattern of home invasions conducted between sunset and nine in the evening.
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Harold A. Brown
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Schite
Surbartan
Livonia
Caravan To Be Formed For King of Gypsies Event
Industrialist Dr Hermann Roechling a noted steel magnate in the Saar died in Heidelberg at 57 from a heart attack. His funeral plans include an escort of about 200 as his body is moved to Calengo, with a caravan formation for the heritage title King of Gypsies.
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Germany
Hermann Roechling
Saar
Calengo
Deaths on Pennsylvania Turnpike Reach Monthly High
The Pennsy Pike toll rises as seventeen people die in March traffic incidents, the highest monthly toll since the turnpike opened fifteen years ago. An Ohio Valley Plant strike threatens 1300 workers at Union Carbide and Carbon Co as contract talks stall. Walter A Delamater of Rhinebeck is named grand master of the Knights Templar in New York.
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Riverview
Oni
Cept
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Sheatter
Turnpike
Tynion Carbide and Carbon Co
Associated Press
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New York
Walter A Delamater
Rhinebeck
Traffic hazards on Athens to Gloster turnpike raise concerns
Fragmentary note reports high speed driving on the Athens Gloster turnpike. Drivers ignore 60 mile per hour limits and impassable roads with poor traction. Public safety concerns cited as motorists fail to slow down.
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Athens
Chauncey
Mearthur
Fire destroys home leaving 11 people homeless in Hocking
Logan reports a house on Salt Creek Narrows Road near Route 26 burned Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Fetherofl and nine children aged 18 years to two months fled into the cold as flames engulfed an upstairs bedroom reportedly touched off by matches. Neighbors Chloe Wiggin and others aided, while the two month old child was hospitalized after premature birth. County sheriff and deputies investigated the scene.
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Fred Fetherofl
Lauisville
Salt Creek- Narows Road
Birdeville
Pickaway County
Mtrs
Chloe Wingina
Laurelville
Terms Given By Moroccans AIX 1am BADR
Moroccans discuss terms amid unclear terms and fragmented phrases. The text lists names and words like France and cement with no coherent narrative or identifiable event or participants.
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Francs
Morone
Econ Cement
Orton
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Attorney General Mitchell and the Lindbergh Kidnapping Law
The text notes Homer died at home and mentions U.S. Attorney General under President Herbert. It cites Mitchell pledging full government aid in 1932 and references federal jurisdiction contributing to the federal kidnapping law passed after the Lindbergh case.
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U.S Attorne
Herbert “Homer
Mitchell
Girl's Body Found as Boy Admits Slaying in Maine
An 11 year old girl's body was found in the woods in Saco Maine. Police Sgt William Lombard said a 9 year old boy admitted slaying. Further details pending.
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Saco
Maine
William Lombard
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