Polio cases dip as massachusetts leads nation in 1955 figures
The Public Health Service reports weekly polio totals down about two percent from the prior week. Massachusetts still leads in cases with 290 last week, New York moves to second place with Hib cases, and Wisconsin drops. Through Sept 11, national polio totals reach 18 215 with 6220 paralytic, and 6% million vaccinated since approval.
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Reuther Attacked as Socialistic in UAW Panel
A union leader labeled Walter Reuther socialistic during a panel at a State Chamber meeting, as critics argued pay plans could empower his views. The dialogue touched on broader labor policy and its impact on the nation.
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Negroes Accused Of Assaulting Women In Memphis
MEMPHIS Tenn A sheriff s lieutenant said Friday night four Memphis Negroes have admitted taking part in the abduction and criminal assault of a white woman Lt John Carlisle said other Negroes were being sought in connection with the case Of the four in hand he added two are juveniles No charges have been filed Carlisle said the 36 year old woman whose identity was withheld was taken from her white escort on a rural road near Memphis early last Monday and attacked by at least five of the Negroes involved.
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