Million More Salk Vaccine Shots Issued
The U S government released about one million Salk polio vaccine doses for immediate use in mass inoculation of school children. Surgeon General Scheele said Lilly Co doses cleared for distribution meet retesting procedures. the release follows earlier clearances as part of finishing first-round shots for first and second graders.
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Washington
INS
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Public Health Service
Eli Lilly Co
Indianapolis
Scheele
Jonas Salk
el Lilly
Eli Lilly
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
Parke, Davis Co
Detroit
Capitol Hill
Oveta Culp Hobby
GOP
Senate
Mrs. Hobby
Frank Carlson
Kan
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
Edward J. Thye
Min
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Third Vandevander dies in family dispute near Franklin WV
Franklin West Virginia June 6 A third Vandevander family member has been killed in a long running clan feud. Adam Vandevander 42 was shot at his brother Willies home after a raid on a refrigerator. Willie Vandevander 41 is jailed charged with the shooting claiming self defense. The victim was struck by a .330 high powered rifle bullet that traveled through his body a stove pipe and an iron skillet before stopping in an oak board. The shooting followed a night sleep disturbance and a kitchen theft. Three years ago another Vandevander, Wein, and his brother Jay were killed and two other relatives were wounded in a family squabble.
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Vandevander
Mountain Farm
Leo Skidmore
Adam Vandevander
Willie
Pendleton County
Skidmore
Adam
Wilie
Cherry Grove
West Virginia
Panhandle
Sherif Skidmore
Wein Vandevander
Jay
More Bomber Money Asked
Secretary of Defense Wilson asked Congress for 356 million dollars to boost B52 production and more for research in the arms race with Russia. The request came at a closed door Senate Appropriations subcommittee meeting chaired by Sen. Chavez. Wilson declined comment as he left.
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Inside Today Features And Comics Reminder
A compact page rundown lists sections such as Amusements Astrotogy comics crossword puzzle editorials and columns. Market reports obituary funeral notices radio television sports and women's activities appear in this issue with page references and brief teasers.
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Dr. Alvarez
Gazette
State May Get Vaccine
Dr. N H Dyer state director of health says he has not received official information on whether West Virginia will receive any of the additional one million shots of Salk anti polio vaccine. He notes the release could supply enough vaccine to complete inoculation of first second third and fourth grade pupils. tentative plans aim to complete the program in all counties despite school closures. A vacation fine immunizing program will require extensive record keeping and transportation. He trusts volunteers will come forward to help.
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N. H. Dyer
West Virginia
Eli Lilly Co
U. S. Public Health Service
Delinquency plan gains public support in Kanawha
Judge Herbert W. Richardson of Kanawha County Juvenile Court outlined a plan to summon business civic religious and educational leaders to juvenile court sessions over months to form an organization to combat delinquency. He aims to attract public support for a trust fund to provide recreation and aid for indigent children while pushing for a formal body to carry the effort forward. Local officials and leaders expressed willingness to participate, underscoring the need for organized action as delinquency rises 69 percent since 1952.
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Kanawha County
Richardson
Gazette
Hubert A. Kelly
Gregory Funk
St. Albans
Royal A. Walter
1St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Hall to Head City Ministers Association Names New Officers
Rev. Hadley Hall of Southeast Church of the Nazarene was chosen president of the Charleston Ministerial Association succeeding Rev. Lee Shane of Calvary Baptist. Rev. E. P. Clark, ex Simpson Memorial Methodist, is the new vice president. Rev. John H. Johnson of Bream Presbyterian becomes secretary treasurer replacing Rev. Virgil H. Ware.
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Southeast Church of the Nazarene
Charleston Ministerial Assn
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Lee Shane
Calvary Baptist Church
E. P. Clark
Simpson Memorial Methodist Church
The
Methodist Church
John H. Johnson
Bream Presbyterian
Virgil H. Ware
Morris Memorial Methodist Church
Ford and Auto Union Sign First Annual Wage Pact
CIO United Steelworkers unanimously vow substantial wage increase and peaceful settlement as talks open with U S Steel and five other majors. McDonald to lead six negotiations, potential 10 to 25 cent rise. current steel price around 125 dollars a ton could rise up to five dollars, impacting autos and appliances nationwide.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
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U.S. Steel Corp
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United Steelworkers of America
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Bethlehem
Republic
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Inland
CIO Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
State Park Finances 3.1 Million Bond Plan for Seven Parks
State officials announce a 3.1 million dollar revenue bond program to fund improvements at seven parks including Lost River Blackwater Falls Watoga Tygart Coopers Back and Bluestone. Plans cover lodges cabins and an access road with bids due June 9 and work expected to begin within weeks.
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Blackwater Falls
Watoga
Tygart
Coopers’ Back Parks, Conservation Commission
Bluestone
Carl J. Johnston
Johnston
New York
Secretary of State
Commission
Cacapon State Park
Last Winer
Cacapon
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Cacapou
Reuther Hails Pay Package Eyes GM Talks
Ford and the CIO United Auto Workers reach a historic three year contract creating the first guaranteed wage during seasonal layoffs. The deal funds a supplemental unemployment benefit plan up to 25 weeks, financed by rust funds potentially totaling 55 million. Walter Reuther plans a GM council strategy meeting while GM labor talks continue with a high strike unlikely.
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Ford Motor Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
UAW
Walter Reuther
General Motors Council
Ford
John Bugas
Bus Strike Peace Talks Resume at Daniel Boone Hotel
Government mediators reported a constructive atmosphere as contract talks resumed over the two month old Atlantic Greyhound bus drivers strike. Negotiators for AFL Division 1493 and Greyhound discussed wages arbitration provisions and driver working conditions amid paralyzed service across 10 states and the District of Columbia.
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Daniel Boone
G. Harry Young
Harrisburg
Joseph E. Wright
Charleston
Wright
AFL Motor Coach
Greyhound Bus
States
District of Columbia
Greyhound
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