Polio Chapter Spends $300000 on Patients in Harris County
Harris County March of Dimes chapter reports spending almost $300000 to cover polio patient costs. Chapter chairman says it was the most expensive polio year, with costs rising as nursing and hospitalization increase. Local vaccine trials and gamma globulin use funded by March of Dimes share. national costs projected to exceed $64 million.
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National Foundation
Harris
Cou
McFarland
Dimes
Potio
Arizona State College Restored to Athletic Council Status
Arizona State College at Tempe, placed on probation in August 1953 for unannounced violations, was restored Wednesday by the National Collegiate Athletic Council. The probationary period, originally two years to end Sept 1, 1955, was lifted in light of corrective action and sound administrative practices.
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Arizona State College
Tempe
National Collegiate Athletic Council
NCAA
Salk Successful Plans Mass Polio Shots for 20 Million Children
Dr Har Van Riper of the National Infantile Paralysis Foundation said if the Salk polio vaccine succeeds, plans call for shots for 20 million children this spring. Results from last year’s field tests on 1.83 million children should be known by April 2. Vaccine may reach 100 million volunteers plus 9 million in a foundation program and 10 to 14 million via health agencies.
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Har ©. van Riper
National Infantile Paralysis Foundation
van Riper
March of Dimes Campiign
Liberace Recovers With Fan Gifts Monogrammed Hot Bottle
Hollywood report says Liberace, recovering from a mild heart strain, has received 40,000 cards and many get well gifts from fans. A monogrammed hot water bottle and sequined playing cards were among items received as he rests in bed for two months. Fans flood his office with telegrams letters and Christmas cards while he dines at Cocoanut Grove.
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Cocoanut Grove
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Quirks From Across The Nation In Brief
A collage of odd news items: Mrs Beulah McClanahan ends a yearlong marriage after alleging domestic abuse involving a belt and neck grip. a London dentist posts a sharp note refusing to treat women with lipstick. UC Berkeley students face mischief charges for firing a cannon at a fraternity house, with windows shattered. a Cincinnati woman admires a Liberace emblem on her coat and offers wearied well wishes. Liberace plans TV films and a Las Vegas hotel opening in spring, with concert tours canceled.
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Meade Meclanahan
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Calif
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