Nationalists Cite Mao Killings More Than 15 Million
Nationalist Chinese officials charged Mao Tse-tung with a mass execution campaign across China since 1951 and presented figures claiming more than 15,000,000 killed. They cited a breakdown by region and category including landlords, bandits, reactionaries, secret agents, and missionaries, arguing total figures exceed 20 million.
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United Nations
N. Y
INS
Mao Tse-tung
Reds
China
Peiping
Mao
Tingtu F. Tsiang
Mao Tse- Tung
Yangtse
Nambe
Tsiang
U. S
Far Eastern
Walter Robertson
North China
East China
South China
Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
Seis
Fast China
Polio Diagnosis Difficult but Possible Early
The article explains that poliomyelitis is hard to detect early, especially in late summer and early autumn. It notes mild forms in family clusters, physical signs such as neck stiffness, knee lift test, reflex checks, abdominal muscle contractions, tremor, and the limited value of lumbar puncture and lab tests in making a definitive diagnosis.
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Philip M. Stimson
M. D
Pelle
Ike Hails Drive For Dixie Solons
President Eisenhower fully recovered from illness and welcomed a Republican plan to expand in the South under Meade Alcorn and Lee Potter. They warned that outdated Southern election laws could block gains, and cited Georgia as needing revision. Alcorn said potential net GOP gains include eight House seats, with focus on Florida, Texas, North Carolina and Virginia. Sparkman criticized as whistling in the dark, as Republicans prepare Operation Dixie.
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Washington
Eisenhower
South
Meade Alcorn
GOP
Dixie
Alcorn
Georgia
Lee Potter
White House
Howard M. Snyder
James C. Hagerty
Potter
National Security Council
Ireland
Scott McLeod
Virginia
Congress
Florida
Texas
North Carolina
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Differentiating Poliomyelitis From Other Illnesses
The text stresses that diagnosing polio relies on skill and experience and that true muscle weakness alone is not proof of polio. It highlights common misdiagnoses such as grippe and hysteria, notes bacterial CNS infections as critical differentials, and advises physician home visits for suspected polio with hospital transfer reserved for rare cases.
Prize winners slated for Gazette Amateur Snapshot Contest
The first week winners will appear Sunday in the State Magazine Section. More than $15,000 in awards awaits entrants. Rules are available at The Gazette Promotion Department.
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