U S Holds Up Salk Vaccine In Look See Delays
U S delays further vaccine releases after another look see by Public Health Service inspectors at Wyeth Laboratories Marietta Pennsylvania. Officials say the halt affects only Wyeth while 7 850 000 cubic centimeters from two other labs remain cleared. Officials describe the delay as a precautionary measure while refining study methods for vaccine protocols.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Pic ‘Ture
Fedeeral
Wyeth Laboratories, Inc
Marietta
Wyeth's
Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
Hobby
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Eisenhower rejects claim of air superiority loss
President Eisenhower said it is not true that the United States has lost air superiority to the Soviet Union. He defended U S air strength and warned against appeasement as he prepared for a Big Four meeting. The press conference covered polio, Mrs Hubby operations, and the upcoming summit with France Britain and Russia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
Russia
Trobby
Sen. Morse
Dore
Europe
Austria
Switzerland
Ss- Sion
Hubby
United States
France
Britain
West
Union Rejects Increase Offer By Bus Firm
Atlantic Greyhound Corp offered a wage package for its 725 drivers in a 10 state system ending a strike that began April 6. The proposal boosts base pay by 15 percent overall, with 8.4 to 12 percent now and 2.1 to 5.4 percent added by January 1, 1956. Union leaders have one week to accept or reject.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Greyhound Corp
George S. Engle
Division 1493
AFL Motor Coach Employes
Daniel V. Maroney Jr
Charleston
Joseph
Sen. Wright
Symington
D-Mo
Alt
Force
Senate
Free World
Russia
Griffith on Way Out Rumor Debunked at Statehouse
Rumor circulated that State Road Commissioner H Keith Griffith faced dismissal, but Gov. Marland called it a routine, private conference with Griffith to discuss highway issues in the Governor’s office at the Statehouse.
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H Keith Griffith
Marland
Ffith
Mar Lland
Burl Sawyers
Griffith
Statehouse
Atlantic Greyhound rejects offer amid arbitration plan and delay
The AFL negotiating committee rejected Atlantic Greyhound's proposal as inadequate and mispresented. The company had offered limited arbitration covering discipline or discharge with a wage concession tied to an early service resumption and a questionable expiration date. Engagements were sent via federal conciliator to union representatives.
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AFL
Atlantic Greyhound
Engle
Jets Set 4 840 Mile Nonstop Flight Record
U S Air Force Thunderjets completed a nonstop Tokyo to Australia mission covering 4840 miles in 12 hours 2 minutes. Four of six starting planes finished. two dropped out from fuel and radio trouble. Refuelings at Guam Manus Island and Townsville aided the record flight. pilots believe they could extend the distance by about 2000 miles if needed.
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Australia
U.S
Tokyo
Equator
Yakuta
Japan
Guam
A_U. S. Baz
Morocco
England
Manus Island
Townsville
Brisbane
Live polio vaccine: flavored milk tablets may immunize
Dr Karl F Meyer of UC San Francisco reports a live virus polio vaccine promising permanent immunity to all three strains. Trials at Sonoma State Hospital show 46 children developing resistant antibodies within 14 days, with oral flavored oil tablets used instead of injections.
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Los Angeles
INS
Karl F. Meyer
University of California
Medical Center
San Francisco
Jonas Salk
Wr. Meyer
California
Sonoma State Hospital
Meyer
Sunoma
Police Nab Five In Las Vegas Mail Robbery Plot
A police raid halted a planned million dollar mail heist near Las Vegas. Police Chief A H Kennedy said an informer helped trap three suspects including George Hayden Anderson and his wife Joyce. Two more men were later arrested. all faced conspiracy to rob charges.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Inommavad
Kennedy
George Hayden Anderson
Bretly
Joyce
Robert Schamer
Schumer
Robery
Walter Fred Ludwig
Detroit
Robert Dean Anderson
George
House Delays Military Vote On Eisenhower Reserve Bill
The House left mid-session over President Eisenhower's military reserve plan after defeating a major amendment. With many changes pending, lawmakers agreed to return at 9 a.m. EST to finish debate on a bill to expand active reserves by two million. A floor fight defeated Rep. Barden's proposal to let college students meet all obligations through annual three month summer encampments for four years.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Barden
D-Nc
Inquiry Hears Cash Lingerie Ties to Government Contracts
Senate investigators hear charges of cash payoffs and gifts linked to Navy clothing contracts. Witnesses discuss a cloak of aliases, a New York garment insider Marvin Rubin, and a mysterious Mr Samuels amid graft rumors in the garment industry.
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Washington
Senate
Julius Goldman
Navy
New York
Marvin Rubin
Paverne Mien
Rubin
Sen. Bender
Ohio
Bender
Seventh Avenue
Mr. Samuels
Ruth Evelove Picoult
McClellan
D-Ark
Picoult
Samuels
Goldman
Brooklyn
Rains Coats
Ansonia (Conn.) Garment Co
Sailor Admits Killing Baby Daughter in San Diego
Robert John Adsit a 27 year old sailor at the San Diego Naval Training Station confessed he killed his four month old daughter Cynthia by throwing her against a wall and later beating his two other children. He signed a statement and said he did not know why he did it. He also assaulted Steven 13 and Pamela 4 who are hospitalized. His missing wife Lois 35 is sought in an official bulletin. Adsit is jailed on murder and attempted murder counts.
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San Diego
Calif
INS
Boston
Robert John Adsit
San Diego Naval Training Station
Cynthia
Martin Geer
Adsit
Geer
Navy
Lois
Steven
Pamela
Inez Bossard
Crie
San Francisco
Joh A. Sprowl
Long Beach
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