Closer Look At Vaccine Handling Of Salk Polio Plan
AP reports Representative Priest says a much closer check will precede public use of Salk antipolio vaccine. Spence hints at continued scrutiny and possible federal controls while Scheele faces testimony. Salk notes booster timing and potency, with a focus on optimal spacing and future testing.
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Washingson
D‘tenn
Congress
Eisenhower
Priest
Commerce Committee
Health and Welfare Department
Spence
D-Ky
House Banking Committee
Leonard Scheele
Public Health Service
Scheele
Welfare Hobby
The
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
FCC Hearing Delays in Lamb Background Probe
A Federal Communications Commission hearing into Edward Lamb of Toledo was postponed after Michigan labor leader August Schoole testified he heard Lamb denounce communism many times. Lamb, seeking license renewal for WICU in Erie, denies allied communist ties and says he opposed Reds.
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Pace
Eral Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
Toledo
Michigan
Lamb
August
Gus) Schoole
Michigan’ Cio
Perrysbur
Ohio
Erle
WICU
Reds
Imine
Wife-Slayer Sentenced To Life in Penitentiary
WEST UNION Ohio William Crayerall age 3 of Ma haste way penitentiary yesterday for slaying his estranged wife Dorothy 52. He was convicted last Thursday of first degree murder in the December killing of his wife.
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West Union
Onio
William Crayerall
Ma Haste Way Pentaced Dein Ohl
Dorothy
OSU To Build Girls Dorm on Campus by 1956
Ohio State University trustees approved contracts to build an 11 story girls dormitory expected to house 350, with completion by November 15 1956. Awards for university research total 142733 including 50000 for hydrocarbons studies 22111 for Army artillery aids and meat quality research. A new 100000 William F Green scholarship fund will fund two 1800 fellowships two 600 scholarships and labor institute allocations.
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Ohio State University
OSU
Army Quartermaster Research and Development
Ine
Bill for Statehood Lies In Hands of 80 Scions
Alaska and Hawaii statehood hung on a bloc of about 80 undecided House members with a final vote expected by nightfall. Supporters claimed 176 votes for and 172 against with several fence sitters. A motion to send the bill back to Insular Affairs with changes sought to create a military reservation in northern Alaska and limit Hawaii to one representative. President Eisenhower had urged statehood for Hawaii and expressed interest in McKay's Alaska land reserve proposal.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Statehood
Eisenhower
House Insular Affairs Committee
House
Jackson
D-Wash
Secretary of the Interior
McKay
New Man Given Reins Of Montgomery Ward
John A Barr 47 takes control of Montgomery Ward replacing Sewell Avery 81 as chairman after a board meeting. Avery resigns but stays on as director and Edmund A Krider 42 resigns as president. no new leader named yet. Wolfson 43 becomes new director and pushes store expansion while urging cost cuts.
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Montgomery Ward and Co
Sewell Avery
Barr
Avery
Edmund A. Krider
Ward
Armal
Louise Wolfson
Florida
Ward's
Wolfson
Rriders
Montgomery Ward
Soviet Leaders To Attend Warsaw Conference On NATO
Premier Nikola Bulganin and Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov will travel to Warsaw for a security conference aimed at pooling Soviet armed forces with seven East European allied nations. The event, tied to the Moscow declaration on self defense, follows the Paris treaty expansion and the creation of a unified Eastern command including East Germany, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Albania.
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Soviet Union
Nikola Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Warsaw
Seraion
NATO
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Germany
Atlante Aliaie
Jeu
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Albania
China
Two-Year-Old Found Safe After Daylong Woods Search
In Neville Oregon a two-year-old boy wandered from his grandparents near Gopher Valley on Mother's Day and survived 24 hours in briar‑studded woods. More than 100 people searched before two loggers found him, hungry but alert and expected to recover.
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Sma Neville
Ore
Wes
Jess Davis
Jess
Gopher Valley
Government eyes arbitration push after rail settlement
The report notes a rail agreement may boost efforts to resolve lingering phone and bus strikes. Mediation officials hope the Dixieland rail accord creates momentum for binding arbitration, amid ongoing disputes involving Southern Bell and the CIO CWA. Key figures include Senator Kefauver and CWA President Beirne, with focus on arbitration for the Bell system and LAN settlement.
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Arg
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Dixie
Louisville and Nashville
Clyde Mills
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Atlanta
CIO
Communications Workers of America
Ime
Kefauver
D-Tenn
CWA
Southern Bell
Joseph A. Beirne
Bell System
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Eisenhower
Beime
CWA Shield
Atlantic ‘Coast Greyhound ‘Lines
AFL
Motor Coach Employes
Sub Defense Plans Nuclear Test Off Eastern Pacific
Washington reports a small yield underwater nuclear device will be tested within days by Task Force 7 under Rear Adm. Momsen. The site lies hundreds of miles from land, away from fishing and shipping lanes, with no hazard to mainland areas.
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U.S
West Oat
Hetomic’ Energy Commission
Defense Department
Pacific
Adm
CB. Momsen
Prices Raised One Cent At Ohio Service Stations
Cleveland nine Comigan operated stations of the Mandard Oil Co. today boosted regular gasoline to 27.9 cents and premium to 309 cents per gallon. Sohio said the hike was the first in a year.
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Comigan
Mandard ‘Oil Co
Ohio
Sohio
Pollution Board Intervenes Against Gallia Sewage Discharge
The Pollution Board found Gallipolis violated water pollution laws by discharging untreated sewage into the Ohio River and Chicamauga Creek. The action, based on testimony from Cryert, could lead to fines up to 500 dollars per day and was certified to the attorney general for prosecution.
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Solumus
Gallipolis
Ohio
Board
Cry
Ert
Bartlett
Gwynne Myers
Ohio River
Chicamauga Creek
Treaty Plans Continue Despite Russian Hitch
Western powers press ahead with plans to sign the Austrian independence treaty this weekend. Russian envoy Ilyichev demanded that 1949 reparations concessions be preserved, to be covered in a separate pact. Despite the hitch, officials expect the Big Four foreign ministers to proceed to Vienna for the signing.
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Austria
I. I. Ilyichev
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Tivichev
U.S
Norbert Bischott
Molotov
Paris
Dulles
Brush
Harold Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
NATO Council
Diem Forms Government Aims for South Viet Nam Elections
In Saigon Premier Ngo Dinh Diem announces a new government with the immediate goal of South Vietnam's first general elections amid pressure over Bao Dai's fate. He says elections will be arranged by aNational Assembly, following two national congresses. In Ohio, jail break continues as officers hunt three escapees from Adams County Jail after six inmates left by a window.
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South View
Sam
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Bao Dai
National Revolutionary Committee
National Assembly
LAW
West Union
Ohio
Vaw
Adams County
No Rule by High Court On Indian Vet's Burial
The Supreme Court declined to rule on Evelyn Rice's bid to sue Sioux City cemetery for denying burial to her husband Army Sgt Tom Rice. Justices split 5 to 3 on whether UN Charter supersedes U S Constitution, leaving intact a State Court ruling.
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Washington
Srms Supreme Court
U. S
Rice
United Nations
U.S
Supreme Court
Harlan
Preme Court
Building Bill Up for Vote In Legislature
Columbus House votes on a six year ahead building program for state mental, correctional, and educational facilities. A companion measure seeks a 150 million dollar state building bond issue and a nine member planning committee. Senate to review a 5.56 million dollar appropriation to cover a school subsidy deficit.
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Columbus
House
Ohio
GOP
General Assembly
Senate
Fresh Crews Responde In Collapse At New York Coliseum
Fresh rescue teams relieved searchers who dug through tons of rubble after a collapse at the New York Coliseum during concrete pours. About 81 workers were injured with 25 hospitalized as a 130 member construction crew plus 20 firemen intensified the search.
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New York
Coliseum
Five Ponies Sought After Ames Ad Sparks Demand
Classified ad from Amesville in the Messenger prompts six buyers for five ponies. Five ponies remain available described as a four year old spotted pony suitable for children. Call 31242 to place ads.
West Asks Chiefs Talk With Russia Conference Plan
The Western Big Three backed by NATO invited the Soviet Union to a summer four power leaders conference on East West issues in Europe. Eisenhower agreed with France and Britain to pursue a meeting in neutral Switzerland with Bulganin. ministers would follow to finalize directives and potential settlements.
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J Antoine Pinay
V'Mt
Molotov
Bacar Faure
Min
Kremlin
Bullen Macmian
Vienna
Washington
White House
Dulles
Bulgania
Switzerland
Two Red MIGs Shot Down By Yanks In Sea Battle
American Sabrejets fought off Communist MIGs in the Yellow Sea about 50 miles southwest of the Yalu mouth. Two MIGs were shot down and another presumed destroyed as Sabres returned to base after an in-flight dogfight with Communist fighters.
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North Korea
Red China
Yellow Sea
Yalu River
Antung
Malju
China
Soviet Russia
Coach Quits At Pomeroy To Take Mt. Vernon Post
Rex Jarvis, head football coach at Pomeroy High School, resigns to join Mt. Vernon High School on Aug 1 as assistant football coach and head coach of another sport. He led Pomeroy for three years and also served as head baseball and assistant basketball coach. He previously coached at Chester High School for two years and hailed from Buckhannon West Virginia, a WV Wesleyan graduate of 1950.
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Rex Jarvis
Pomeroy High School
Mt. Vernon High School
Jarvis
Mt. Vernon
Chester High’ School
Meigs County
Buckhannon
W.va
West’ Virginia Wesleyan University
Mulberry St
Sheppard Appeal Hurdled by New Evidence Move
Dr Samuel H Sheppard failed to win a new trial as Judge Edward Blythin rejected a motion based on newly discovered evidence The defense led by Paul L Kirk claimed a blood spot on a wardrobe door proved not blood and tied to the defendant but the state countered with experts disputing Kirk methods The case concerns the 1954 murder of Marilyn Sheppard and Sheppard’s life imprisonment sentence from a Dec 21 jury verdict
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Edward S. Blythin
Sheppard
Paul L. Kirk
University of California
Kirk
Marilyn Sheppard
Circus heir John Ringling North to wed Cody Heath in Carmel
Circus owner John Ringling North and actress Cody Heath plan a Carmel California wedding this summer. Heath’s parents filed a court notice for their daughter, 26, while North, 51, has been married twice before. The couple has not disclosed wedding details.
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John Ringling North
Cody Heath
Carmel
Calif
W. Paul’ Heath
Miss Heath
North
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey
Senator George backs mobility driven defense plan
Senator George head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says he supports Eisenhower era mobilization goals. He backs a larger mobilized force with reductions in army size and warns against deep manpower cuts while testimony is sought from Assistant Secretary of Defense H Struve Hensel on foreign aid proposals.
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Ebenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
H. Struvey Hensel
Amistant
Desfense
Senawor Symington
Russell
Gommittes
Navy
Marine Corps
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