Vaccine safety reforms promise stronger polio protection
Washington outlines new safer standards for Salk polio vaccine after mass manufacture problems. Surgeon General Scheele says vaccine will fulfill its promise in preventing polio. report notes live viruses found in final mix and inadequacies in manufacturers records. Continued on Page Three.
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Associated Press
Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard A. Scheele
Special Health Service
Health Service
Schecle
New ‘York Times
Ofter
Hobby
Scheele
Interest High in INCHS Alumni Dinner and Dance
Alumni of INCHS rally to attend a postponed SANQUET and dance after cancellation fears. Robert Desmond reports reservations rising as plans finalize for a 6:30 p.m. ham dinner, business meeting, and 8 p.m. dance at Wright School gym with an orchestra led by Jack Dahlinger. Tickets: $2.50 for alumni dinner and dance, $1.25 for dance only.
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Robert Desmond
Pioturey de Clured
Tts
Wright School
Jack Dahlinger
Aluman
Soviet Leaders and Nehru Toast Peace in Moscow
In a Kremlin dinner honoring Indian Prime Minister Nehru, Bulganin and Nehru praised peace and urged global leaders to follow their example. They spoke of easing tensions over Formosa and Taiwan, with Nehru visiting the Soviet Union through June 23.
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Moscow
Bilesland
India
Nehru
Bulganin
Chinese People's Republic
China
Taiwan
Formosa
Krishi Meton
Bulgavin
Soviet Union
Antil
Fatally Wounded In Gun Mishap In Pennsylvania Home
Joseph Skrabut 17 watched his brother Victor 14 and a cousin near Lower Yoder Township home. He picked up two guns left by their father after a hunting trip. he says he tried the safety catch and the weapon discharged, killing Victor instantly.
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Joseph Skrabut
Victor
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Carter
Lower Yoder Township
Tonéph
Polien
Vintor
Purchasing Agents Elect New Officers at June Meeting
About 30 purchasing agents from plants across the district attended the June Corry Country Grid gathering. New officers named are J. R. Buford president, A. W. Wickram vice president, W. Carlson vice president, L. M. Tullid Beans and Glenn Warner treasurers.
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Pennsylvania
Corry
Hold Én
Glenn Warmer
Lester Dunner
Harvey Loveland
Walter Windahl
Motiish Beverly
Glnnon
J. R. Buford
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A.W. Wickatram
Fis
W. Carlson
L. IM. Tullid
Glenn Warner
Steelworkers End First Phase Of Wage Hike Drive
Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers conclude the initial phase of wage talks with Inland Steel and other major producers. About 600,000 workers seek an average raise around 15 percent or 25 cents an hour. negotiations pause over the weekend with a potential strike looming near the June deadline.
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Associated Freay
Pittsburgh
Clo United Steelworkers
Todiy
Inland Steel Corp
Widhstry
U. S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Renyb- Mo Steel Corp
Leader pledges to stand by all voters pledges
Governor Leader in Harrisburg defended his campaign commitments at a news conference. He said he would veto any plan to extend the 10 percent sales tax expiration and insisted his classified income tax proposal would raise funds. He warned the Legislature and noted AFL CIO unions endorsed the income tax plan.
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Associated Tress
Harrisburg — Gov
Hee
Newamen
Niseanstralen
AFL
GIO
United Mine Workers
Ike Signs Postal Pay Raise Bill
President Eisenhower signed a bill raising postal workers pay by about 8 percent, affecting 500,000 employees and costing roughly 164 million dollars annually. The measure includes a 4 million dollar nest egg and a reclassification that drives larger gains for some supervisors, with increases taking effect six months from today.
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Ike
Washington
Bistrhower
Summerfield
Corry County Prepares For Civil Defense Drill Exercise
Corry prepares for Operation Alert national Civil Defense drill scheduled next Wednesday to Thursday. Erie County Civil Defense, led by David Parmenter, will test warning signals yellow red white and shelter plans to mobilize and protect residents, with traffic halted during red alert and sheltering required.
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Eris County
Covey
Muse
David T. Parmenter
Lext
Erie County
Parmenter
Hove
House Panel Blocks Dixon Yates Power Project Funding
A House hearings panel rejected a 6.5 million dollar request to build a power line linking the Dixon Yates plant at Memphis to a TVA system. The vote shifts funds to a Fulton Tennessee TVA plant and raises questions about ongoing Dixon Yates contracts and broader power policy.
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Dixon-Yates
Associated Press
House
Agencien
Dixon
Weak Memphig
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Lieennessed Valley
TVA
Fulton
Sun Middle Soutly Wuilittes Co
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Sis
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Dixon-Yates Group
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Atomic Ehyrey Commission
PVA
Congress
Dixon-Water Group
Mississippi River
Eisenhower
ARC
Souithenstern Power ‘Administration
Southwestern Power Administration
Bonnesville Power Administration
Army Enginerrii
House Panel Approves 2.17 Million for Pennsylvania Erosion Projects
The House Appropriations Committee recommended 2 174 000 for Pennsylvania beach erosion and flood control works for the fiscal year starting July The Army Engineers backed the full funding requests. In Tokyo Premier Chou En Lai urged cease fire not to be used to pressure negotiations. Berlin warned draft plans may span two to three years in East Germany.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania
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Tokyo
Chou Bi-jai
Peiping Radio Today
Lea
Tors Clan Armed Forces Internationia
Berlin
East Germany
Nnt
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Ulbrohht
Premilar
Npéech
Colimuelns
West Germany Delays Plans to Arm Forces
In Bonn the Bundestag debates a bill to mobilize up to 10,000 volunteers as civil servants while permanent regulations for future service are drafted. The Bundesrat rejects faster action, complicating government aims to mobilize quickly as coalition tensions surface.
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Associated Press
Bonn
Germany
Bundesit
Bunderrat
Becyiae
Ui Bundearit
Buindestay
Tower House
Adermier
Bundestag
Colegrove Will Probated In Bay Borough District
Atthon Colegrove of Bay Euclid Street died recently and left a 30000 estate to be probated at the Arle County courthouse. Real estate includes the Barlow Block on Center Street and Clough Building on Main Street. The Fourth Ward residence goes to Mary Colegrove and daughter Marion Colegrove. Harriet Colegrove receives 3000 for loyal services. Remaining estate: 40 percent to Mrs. Colegrove and 60 percent split equally among three daughters Harriet, J Guy Butoys, and Joseph P. McLauptatin.
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Atthon Colegrove
Bay Buclidsleet
Arle County, Court House
Barlow
Bouth Center Atront
Clough
Bant Main Street
Pourth Ward
Mix Mary Colegrove
Miss Marriote Colegrove
Mim Colegrave
Chautaisqua Lake
Harriett Colegrave
Coleggrove
Harriett Colegrove
Euclid Street
J. Guy Buttoys
Wayne Streets
Joseph P. McLauptatin
Philedelphie
Area Scholarship Winners Announced
The Department of Tribal TatRichou announced 80 competitive four year scholarships worth 100 each, awarded to top students from each epivnty and senatorial district. Notable winners include Nancy Trene Molt Craneville, Katherine Frances Ellis Maxtenwitte, Kathryn Man Fewinicin, Mary Jane Burge and others from Veuingo Wirten Forest and Crayford-Wiles.
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SMU Muertenm Aneere Manne
Judi Werd
Yealrday
Department of Trible Tatrichou
Barelsbon
Worlh
Eple
Nancy Trene Molt
Craneville Crayford
Wiles Jean Harmon
Menayil Forest
Katherine Frances Eilis
Maxtenwitte
Veuingo
Kathryn Man
Fewniciin
Wirten
Mary Jane Burge
Fe. A Tena
Senate probe of Army purchases continues
Washington reports the Bennin subcommittee pressed secret testimony and questioned witnesses about army and marine contracts for hardware and patented parts. Chairman McClellan sought why specs required patented components and whether substitutes were allowed while exposing alleged favors and possible blackmail plots linked to witnesses and figures such as Ley and Hort.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bennin
Ley
Army
Marine Corps
Ei Adena
Air Force
Paternx
Chpa
McGlellan
Mellin Hort
Léon M. Lavy
Mra. Hort
Cialis Galthin
Child Drowns in Construction Area Near Pittsburgh Suburb
A child named Ruth drowned yesterday while playing near a construction zone in a Pittsburgh suburb. Firefighters pumped the area dry to retrieve the body.
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Pittsburgh
Silsin
Ruth
Usd
Rauile
GM closes plants as UAW strike disrupts supplies
General Motors cuts 20 car plants and idles 60 000 workers over a strike caused parts shortage keying a potential pattern with Ford negotiations. UAW demands include higher pay and guaranteed wage increases while the company warns of further closures if solidarity falters.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Aubo
Micanyhite
Ningort Auta
Alrike
Unio
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Walter Id
John Wy Livingston
Agbion
Puta
GME Gail
Eouy
GM Chevrolet
Flint
Bay City
Hd Saginaw
Mich
Baffalo
Tonawanda
N.Y
Tudianapoll
Municl
Hid
Toledo
Ohio
Baltimiore
Ide
Itl
Gopafone
Tatal
Livingston
Atrliceys
GM Planta
Former Mayor Called Communist by Senate Hearing
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee heard Joseph J. Mazel of Pittsburgh testify that John Mallen, former mayor of Olulat, was a Communist and that Pennsylvania Justice Michel A. Muanwttay Mozeel swore he knew Mallen as an official in the CID Steel Workers unit. Senator Dante pressed at the hearing denying prior membership.
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Claiton
Joseph J. Mazel
Pittsburgh
Senate
Internal Security
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Michel A. Muanwttay Mozeel
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