Polio Vaccine Boost Clears Way for 1 Million Doses
U S Surgeon General Scheele announced approval for immediate distribution of about one million cubic centimeters of Eli Lilly polio vaccine. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis directed Lilly to ship vaccines quickly to New Jersey Maine Montana North and South Dakota for first and second doses in a three shot series with a booster planned seven months later.
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Martin and Lewis Split Rumor Shocks Film Town
The Hollywood rumor mill swirls as Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis reportedly split. Lewis heads for a solo premiere while Martin plans a trip with his wife amid reports of a potential TV show and club tour. No official confirmation from either side.
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City aide raps council action on bond issue
City Controller Harry Powers challenged the council over moving a $40 000 bond fund from the National Bank to Citizens National Bank amidst a heated exchange He alleged favoritism and politics and noted the special March 2 meeting where the change occurred lacking bond issue minutes The mayor and solicitor defended the action while Powers pressed for details.
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Senate showdown over housing bill dominates Capitol debate
Senate debate tightens around a multibillion-dollar housing package. Provisions include 145,000 low-rental units over four years, 10,000 public housing for the aged, 1.35 billion for military housing, and expanded FHA mortgage insurance. Senate action expected by nightfall as Capehart vows firm opposition.
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Vote Today on Boost in Truck Weight Limits
Pennsylvania House moves toward increasing weight limits for common trucks from 43 000 to 60 000 pounds with potential passage aided by lobby pressure. Senate agrees with House amendments to extend toll road planning and expand Turnpike extensions toward West Virginia and Sharon Stroudsburg routes pending feasibility studies. Republican and Democratic leaders spar over reorganizations and tax proposals tied to the measure.
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Dr Salk Answers Key Polio Vaccine Questions
Dr Joseph Salk faced parents’ concerns in Atlantic City about polio vaccines. He affirmed one shot offers protection lasting months, explained subsequent doses need not be immediate, and said a second shot can be delayed up to 90 months. He noted timing of doses can vary with polio prevalence and summer administration is permissible with slight risk.
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Weather notes report extreme heat with high 90s
The fragment mentions near record heat reaching up to 90s and a high of 91 with temperatures around 67 at a lower point. References to Currys and "Mercury Up To" suggest a local heat wave report during a hot day, describing peak temperatures and the day's conditions.
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House Votes For Postal Pay Increase In 8 Percent Range
Washington reports the House passed a postal pay bill granting an average raise near eight percent for about 500 000 postal workers totaling roughly 164 million dollars annually. The 407 to 1 vote sent the measure back to the Senate where two minor amendments are expected to be approved for presidential signature.
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Alumni Banquet To Proceed Despite Earlier Cancellation
Corry High School alumni banquet will be held Thursday June 11 in the high school cafeteria. De Alimnl Association President Robert Desmond announced the event after previous plans to cancel due to lack of facilities.
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Peace plan offers possible end to Britain's rail strike
A compromise peace formula was submitted to leaders of rival unions to end Britain's costly railway walkout. The plan, hammered out by the Labour movement, proposes wage differentials be discussed by ASLEF NUR and the Transport Salaried Staff Association, with an interim pay rise while talks continue.
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Ford Motor Co faces comment on new labor contract pricing
AP reports Ford Motor Co officials declined comment on whether the new labor contract would trigger price increases. The article notes Ford asked the Office of Price Stabilization to permit labor terms and mentions the five year 1950 contract with the United Auto Workers.
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Union Leaders Open Pay Talks With U S Steel
CIO United Steelworkers President David J McDonald launches wage negotiations with U S Steel, Bellwether firm in the industry, as five other major producers stand by. Talks expected to last days with demands not yet revealed and attention on potential wage raises from 10 to 26 cents.
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West Point Address By Ike Calls for Cautious Big Four Talk
President Eisenhower urged guards against naïve beliefs that fear and hate can vanish. He called the Geneva four-power meeting only a beginning, as Western allies seek wisdom and unity amid Cold War tensions at the U.S. Military Academy commencement. He also proposed a future Big Four summit with Bulganin Eden and Faure.
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U. S. Ambassador to Yugoslavia Returns for Talks
The United States ambassador to Yugoslavia James W. Fuddleberger will travel to Belgrade for consultations. Officials expect the discussions with Yugoslav leaders about reconstruction and talks with Tito to continue next week.
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U S Files Claim For Loss Of Plane Allegedly In Flight
A U S claim seeks 1 020 205 for a missing bomber reportedly downed after conflicting reports of its route. The incident involved Russian pilots and possible territory overflights, with investigators tracing the wreckage and evaluating who fired first.
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Final Flag Day tribute by Elks set for Friday evening
Corry Hodge of Elks sponsors final tribute to the American flag in City Park with a 45 minute Cory Band concert. The program includes an invocation, colors, Star Spangled Banner, Welcome, mayoral remarks, a featured address, Pledge of Allegiance, and benediction. If rain interrupts, the event moves to the Blkx Lodge auditorium.
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Veterank Council
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Blkx
Start Work On Hose Co Book
Appointment of chairmen for the city advertising committee announced for the Jubilee booklet. Officials Pitt Ward J Fred Kinley John Rosabushii Robert Bracken Don Clark named to recruit business participation for ads to appear in the Jubilee booklet ahead of the July 26 30 celebration during the Northwestern Pennsylvania Pioneer convention.
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GM Faces Possible Midnight Tieup Under Auto Workers Pressure
Detroit General Motors faced a possible midnight strike as the CIO United Auto Workers push for terms matching Ford's earnings guarantees. Walter Reuther would lead negotiations to secure a comparable wage plan, with Ford's agreement reported as a benchmark and GM considering a broader contract extension beyond tonight.
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