Salk Defends Polio Vaccine in News Conference
Salk answered key questions about polio vaccine safety and protection. A single shot provides substantial protection for months, and a second shot can be delayed up to 30 months. Vaccination aims to prevent paralytic polio by creating antibodies, though carriers may still spread virus briefly. Vaccinate children and mothers to pass immunity to babies. manufacturing and testing measures were tightened after 1955 issues. Dr. Francis echoed the continued safety and potency findings from the 1954 trials.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jonas E. Salk
Salk
American Medical Assn
Yared Salk
Thomas Francis Jr
University of Michigan
Francis
Canadian Air Chiefs Remarks Lead to Removal from Post
Air Vice Marshal J. L. Plant was relieved of his role as chief of RCAF Technical Services after a Toronto speech in which he claimed the West could beat the Russians and warned of unleashing weapons of mass destruction. Defense Minister Campney said Plant would head the RCAF Air Materiel Command to remove policy ties. Prime Minister St. Laurent announced steps to curb public statements by officers across services.
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Ottawa
Canada
J. L. Plant
Royal Canadian Air Force Technical Services
Aviation Writers Assn
Toronto
Ralph Campney
Plant
RCAF
Campney
Louis St. Laurent
St. Laurent
Lime Springs Community Notes and Obituaries
Charles Lemon longtime Lime Springs resident died Monday at his daughter Edith Forland's home in Lakeville Minnesota. Burial followed at Frederika. Harold Wheeler visited from the Far East with his family. The Bowers wedding united Ruth Bowers and Don H Bowers at Mason City Assembly of God Church. Lime Springs Methodist Bible School begins June 6 directed by Mrs Wendell VanderBie with many teachers assisting.
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Charles Lemon
Lime Springs
Edith Forland
Lakeville
Minn
Frederika
Harold Wheeler
Far East
George Bergman
Colorado Springs
Cole
Ie Ae . Jones
Jones
Madelie Markee
Chicago
Hubert Sargeant
Bert
Des Moines
Ruth Bowers
Prichard
Ala
Don H. Bowers
Assembly of God Church
Mason City
Nimrod Anderson
R. C. Bowers
Lime Sprin Methodist Bible School
Wendell Vander
Flags to adorn Riceville light poles for holidays
The Community Club donated 40 flags to decorate Riceville streets with pairs on new light poles. A dedicated caretaker will place and store the flags on national holidays. Donald Theis Fox Riceville’s Leslie Button son reports greeting President Eisenhower during a Washington D C trip for a three day American Agriculture Association meeting. Ed Hewitt, Riceville Recorder editor, has been ill and missed Centennial events. Curtis Noble Jr. appeared in a Waterloo Courier photo helping set up Dr Myron Russell’s music office at Iowa State Teacher’s College. Curtis, nicknamed Bud, is one of five Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia pledges assigned to work in Central Hall.
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Riceville
Leslie Button
Donald
Eisenhower
White House
American Agriculture Association
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Ed Hewitt
Riceville Recorder
Curtis Noble, Jr
Waterloo Fly Courier
Myron Russell
Iowa State Teacher's College
Curtis
Bud
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Central Hall
Rmeone
Russell
Safety pays work shoes prevent accidents on paint jobs
The Institute for Safer Living of the American Mutual Liability Co. of Boston says heavy leather soles can prevent many accidents on home paint jobs. Rubber soles, except for roof work, are likely to slip on ladders and scaffolds.
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Institute For Safer Living
American Mutual Liability Co
Boston
Oklahoma Board orders racial integration in 18 colleges
The Oklahoma Board of Regents for Higher Education voted 8-1 to integrate white and Negro students at all state-supported colleges effective this fall. The action follows the Supreme Court mandate to complete integration and authorizes boards to admit all eligible Negro students. Governor Gary says desegregation will be locally handled in common schools.
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Lahoma Board of Regents For Higher Education
U.S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Board of Regents
Supreme Court
Gary
Lone Independent Had Reason to Vote
Houston report quotes attorney Don Heard saying Congress approved annexation by 55 to 1. The lone dissenter was an unnamed man, Sadie, who claimed marital trouble in the States and said he would not live in the same country with his wife again after joining the independent Republic of Texas.
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Houston
Tex
Don Heard
Texas
United States
Sadie
Republic of Texas
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