Experts Review Medical History Of Polio Victims
Washington experts and Cutter Laboratories officials met to study 29 cases of polio after Cutter vaccine inoculations. The conference reviewed epidemiological histories as 12 new cases raised totals in Idaho San Diego Washington St Louis and California halted further injections pending review.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Jonas FE
Salk
Pittsburgh
Thomas Francis
University of Michigan
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
California
Robert K. Cutter
Karl Habel
J. T. Tripp
U.S. Public Health Service
Cutter
Idaho
San Diego
Washington State
St.Louis
Illinois
Colorado
Missouri
Georgia
St. Louis
Coffeyville Plans Twin Ground Sprays and Air Treatment
Coffeyville Mayor Hargis announced spraying for insects should begin before the end of next week. Plans call for ground applications twice and one aerial spray as part of citywide pest control measures.
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Coffeyville
Hargis
Court reports assault with intent to rape case
A defendant appeared in city court late this morning on a state charge of assault with intent to rape. Police report states the alleged assault involved a 16 year old Chanute girl.
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Ing
Chanute
Dulles to Meet French Leaders Over Indochina Policy
Secretary of State Dulles plans a Paris visit next weekend for talks with French leaders on Indochina and Viet Nam policy amid a split with Paris. He will attend Western Big Three and Atlantic Pact meetings and may pursue separate Indochina discussions in the French capital.
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Washington
Dulles
Paris
South
Viet Nam
Indochina
Antoine Pinay
Edgar Faure
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
France
Determined to Oust Diem Despite U.S. Aid Warning
A forceful move to oust Diem proceeds even after an American warning that such action could trigger a cutoff of U.S. aid. The developing confrontation shapes regional stability and policy reactions from Washington.
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Diem
U.S
State Health Board Boosts Oil Inspection Fee
The State Board of Health voted to raise its monthly oil production inspection assessment from 1-20 to 1-15 of a cent per barrel. Refineries must file engineer reports by July 1 on waste disposal. City sewage plans due July 1 for Winfield and January 1 for Arkansas City and El Dorado. A relaxation of disease controls was approved with updated isolation and placard display policies.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
Walnut River Basin
Winfield
Arkansas City
Thomas R. Hood
Chinese Nationalists In Cool Reaction
Formosan Nationalist officials reacted coolly to reports the United States might base jet fighters or Marines on Formosa. They tied the move to a cease fire in the Formosa Strait, opposing the linkage. A Nationalist official noted a different stance if no cease-fire were involved. The side also stressed Communist buildup near the Matsu Islands.
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Taipei
Formosa
Washington
United States
Formosa Strait
Matsu Islands
William C. Cole Held on Intoxication Charge
William C. Cole of 10 Smelter Hill was taken into custody last night on an intoxication charge per a report at police headquarters. A brief follow up notes local arrest details and processing.
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William C. Cole
Smelter Hill
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Friday
Daily Transcript lists admittances and dismissals for Memorial Hospital. Admitted Friday are Mrs Marion Garrison surgical at 115 N Grant Mrs Jay Tabor surgical at 1220 W 2nd and Charles Mueller medical at 714 N Lafayette. Admittance today Leota Ackerman surgical at 202 N Malcolm. Dismissal Friday Mrs Clifford Schnedler 1617 S Edith. Dismissals today Donna Close 1307 S Grant Mrs Ray Noble 612 W Beach Mrs Harry McFarland Thayer and Mrs Mary M Gray St Paul.
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Marion Garrison
N. Grant
Surgical
Jay Tabor
W. 2Nd
Charles Mueller
N. Lafayette
Medical
Leota Ackerman
N. Malcolm
Clifford Schnedler
S. Edith
Donna Close
S. Grant
Ray Noble
W. Beach
Harry McFarland
Thayer
Mary M. Gray
St. Paul
Italians Cheer Gronchi's Win In Italian Parliament
In Rome, Christian Democrats celebrate Giovanni Gronchi as their own, while Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti labels the victory a sudden rebuff to Premier Mario Scelba. Gronchi wins on the fourth ballot in a landslide, sparking talk that Scelba's cabinet may end.
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Rome
Christian Democrats
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
Gronchi
Palmiro Togliatti
Christian Democrat
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Harriman vetoes daily pledge bill in New York classrooms
Governor Averell Harriman vetoed legislation that would have required daily pledges of allegiance in New York State classrooms. He warned the pledge could become habitual and erode the intended patriotic fervor and dignity.
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Albany
N.Y
Averell Harriman
New York State
Grant Thinclads Win Track Meet at Craw nosho League event
Grant High School won the Craw nosho League track meet with 681 points led by five firsts and Thayer second with 479 10 a 0. Walnut 33 1 5, Galesburg 197 10 trailed among five schools in a meet directed by Grant principal H D Woodworth and coordinators W H McMurray and H C Miller.
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Grant High School
Thayer
Hepler
Walnut
Galesburg
Grants
H. D. Woodworth
Grant
W. H. McMurray
H. C. Miller
Gr—Grant
H—Hepler
W—Walnut
T—Thayer
State Sodality Meeting Set in Iola Sunday
The Kansas State Sodality Convention for Catholic youth will meet in Iola Sunday with 30 local attendees. About 1,000 delegates from across the state are expected to attend a 10 am Mass led by Bishop Mark J. Carroll at Memorial Hall, followed by religious programs and talks by visiting priests. a social hour will close the day at St. John's church, with Rev. Peter Finnegan accompanying the local group.
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Kansas
90 Per Cent Complete In Kansas Vaccine Plan
More than 90 percent of eligible Kansas school children participate in the Selk polio vaccine program. About two thirds have received the initial shot, with 71,000 of 104,000 eligible children inoculated so far. Private physician inoculations are reportedly small.
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Topekap
Kansas
State Board of Health
Eisenhower Criticized Over Naivete in Peace Talks
A semi official Korean Republic paper subsidized by President Syngman Rhee denounces President Eisenhower for seeming naive and for going too far in seeking peace. It questions his readiness for cease fire talks with Red China and his approach to diplomacy.
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Seoul
Eisenhower
Syngman Rhee
Red China
Rain and Dust Over Plains
Dust clouds darkened the Western Plains with dry areas in western Texas and Oklahoma receiving rain. Dust storms hit eastern Colorado and Wyoming with gusts to 68 mph. Denver reports dust rising to 17,500 feet and reduced visibility in Akron and Sidney. Thunderstorms brought rain to Guymon and Dalhart, while other areas saw light falls and warm conditions across the midcontinent.
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Associated Press
Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Lander
Wyo
U. Weather Bureau
Denver
Akron
Colo
Sidney
Neb
Guymon
Okla
Dalhart
Tex
Middle Atlantic Coast
California
Oregon
Bismarck
N.D
Books Chained in Libraries Across Centuries
In many 15th century libraries books were protected by chaining them to fixed locations and this practice continued in English church libraries until the early 18th century.
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