Nation awaits report on polio vaccine findings
Government urges halt to all polio vaccination programs until the Public Health Service reports Sunday on the vaccine's safety and the panel's findings. Surgeon General says to delay, while tests and inspections continue, with California suspending immunizations pending official word.
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Public Health Service
Annodated
Washington
Leonard A. Bobeck
Scheele
Pulic Health Service
Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Sal
Pittsburgh
Ivanding
Hewsmien
California
PTA Conference Opens in Corry With Workshops
The Silver Anniversary PTA conference began at 9 am in Corry at the Aves High School. Delegates registered, then Mrs Harold Foare opened the meeting. Panels explored how PTA can help schools and communities, with workshops planned for the afternoon and the Credentials Committee due to report at 3:15 pm.
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Pennasionfla
Congress of Par‘enits
Corry Aves
Harold Foare
District I
Ind Pemworks
Aridus
Alvermalon
PTA
Liek Wak
Western leaders meet in Paris over Indochina and Germany
Western leaders gather in Paris to map the Asia crisis and welcome West Germany into the Free World. Dulles Faure Piney and others discuss Indo China, Formosa, Bao Dai versus Diem, and the NATO- WEU framework with plans for German entry and future talks with Moscow.
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Associated Press
Paris
West Germany
Seorkwu
Dulles
Washington
Edgar Faure Foren
Antoine Piney
Indochina
Myxold Macmillan
Dalsles
Secolirg
South Viet Nam
Bao Dai
Presium
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Binh Xuyen
Is 16
South Vietnam
Fries Capil
Saigon
Maery
Bip
Formosa
Adlantis Community
Rill
Ennis
Men
Wester Europedia Union
WEU
WEY
France
West ‘Germany
Britain
Sicily
Bonn Republic
Brussels
Miliitérs
Ais
North Athletic Treaty Organization
NATO
Konrad Adenaue
Dillles, Pinay
Muesullay
Cilth Adenauer
Russa
Sentencing Delayed for 315 in Remington Slaying Case
In U S Federal Court in Lewisburg three men who pled guilty to second degree murder for the slaying of former economist William Remington had sentencing postponed to May 18. The defendants Parker McCoy and an unnamed third man appeared before Judge Frederick Follmer. McCoy’s attorney asked for delay, citing readiness to proceed. Remington, 87, was found beaten in his cell at Lewisburg Federal Prison last November 22 and died the following day after allegedly passing U S secrets to a Communist spy ring.
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Associated Press
Lewisburg
McCoy
Remingto
Arice
U.S
Tis
Lewisburg Feder
Cagle
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Follmer
Althowh
Charles Bidelapacher
Wil Homsport
McOgy
Remington
Wes
Bretteble McCoy
Abilly
Cory motorist faces second charge in speeding case
Harold Anderson of 88 East South Street faces a second charge of driving too fast for conditions after a pursuit that began on Shady Avenue and ended at North Center Street. Police report his license had been suspended on January 17 for speeding and he was cited during the week of April.
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Speeder
Cory
Willy Uver
Columbus Avenue
George Gaiden
Harold Anderson
East Soith Street
Hif
Shady Avenue
North Center Street
Listes Inn
Crash Kills Girl in New Castle Lifted by Train
Three high school girls were struck by a testekne train near New Castle Pennsylvania yesterday. Antonietta Mediate 11 died at the scene Esther Grilli 16 and Gall Feo 17 were injured and hospitalized.
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New Castle
Aty Auto
Titisville
Lnn
Antonietta Mediate
Ets
Esther Grilli
Gall Feo
Allure
Hillavitte
Business Is Nile Delinquency, Babson Claims Bi
Babson Park Mass analysis warns of a hidden enemy in free enterprise. Competition erodes loyalty and strains family life as executives neglect home duties and shift focus to profits. The piece condemns corporate entertainment norms and rapid job moves as destabilizing to children and communities.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Une Igls
Sony
Settlement on 1954 County Taxes Finalized
A final settlement on 1954 county taxes was approved by city and county officials. The total tax flow reaches about 48 500 dollars, with an earlier reported 47 000 range noted as a duplicate. Payments must be made at the courthouse, not the treasurer’s office, as the county adjusts to a new assessment cycle lasting two to three years.
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Cyr Smith
Smith
Fast News
Witscot Plein
Mirtin Gregor
Germany Surrender Remembered On Allied Victory Day 1945
Fragmented account recalls May 7 1945 surrender room at Allied Headquarters in Lophirre with maps on wall. Article notes German capitulation to the Western allies while Soviet entry and refugee crises influenced postwar actions and anniversaries across Europe.
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Associated Press
REIME
France
Alfred Gustav Jodi
Hi Map Vom
Lophirre
Germany
Tullway
Grr
Elsenshower
Europe
Binenkiowir
Alles
Students Try Stop on a Dime Demonstration at School
A morning assembly at Benlor High School will feature a safety demonstration by Frank Laderer of the Perm Bureau Insurance Companies. Students will watch a drive and demonstration car test stopping times at 20 miles per hour using mounted revolvers and pavement marks to illustrate reaction and braking.
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Benlor
Cinetoon
Kiril County
Correspondents protest Formosa censorship by authorities
Foreign reporters condemned government and U S officials for withholding nearly all information in Formosa The letter to Wu Nansu urged less deletion and more briefing from Beijing and local authorities They called for proactive government communication and a broader information flow to aid accurate reporting Ambassador Ruthen Hankin noted strained ties with the Military Advisory Assistance Command and press teams sought his help to ease access and transparency
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Ny Associated
Correspondeniy
Wu Nansu
Dtr
Luton
Clusekind
Sae
Ambemsador Kutty Hankin Sayin
Tte
Unita
MAAC
Croust Command
TolWan
Formosa
Ruinkin
Explosion Damages Factory and Surrounding Area
A blast and fire cause an estimated 150000 in damage to a local toy plant. One wall is blown out and the interior is destroyed before firefighters from every unit respond to control the blaze. No injuries are reported. The incident is under investigation.
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North Toys
Frost Brings Early Cold Spell Across City
A fragmentary weather note reports frost in the area with temperatures near sixty four degrees previously. a chilly wind cooled streets as the day progressed, trees showing varying frost effects and a light snow drift later in the morning.
Steel concrete shelters safe defense against atomic blasts
Surviving tests from Operation Cue show concrete and steel shelters as the frontline civil defense option. Shelters endured blast dust, with some structures resisting near-ground zero impacts while mannequins and equipment survived in underground bays. Civil defense officials note limits and protection boundaries, while observers debate distances and effectiveness.
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CIPY
Ney
Tomusin
Ous House
Hazor
Whdely
Wwe
del CG
Whitlock
Lipinaw
Mit
NBO
Corshcle
Honeatutes
Olinen
Fytrigy Yglitar
Hint Johnson Doped For Fight Stuns Boxing World
Controversy surrounds heavyweight bout after Harold Johnson drooped groggy at the bell of the first round in a 10 rounder. Promoters and trainer disputes focus on alleged doping and a mysterious orange bite before the match. Johnson spent the night in hospital as team members vow further investigation while opponent Julio Medrano claimed a decisive victory.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pyrore
Harold Johnson
Cuber
Hinrenine White
Hin Fikhtors
Johnson
Rolind Mederts
Arvind
Clarence
Davidson
Johnsons
Judison
Tory
Boy, Five Months Breaks His Leg at Memorial Hospital
A five month old baby sustained a leg fracture after an incident reported at Memorial Hospital at 1 o’clock that night. Parents could not explain the injury. Surgeons described the fracture as a compound break though details remained uncertain.
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Memorial Hospital
Charles 1. Davis
Ty Hixon
Meal Dain Ur
Rail strike in Louisville and Nashville near end may arbitrate
Negotiations between the Louisville and Nashville Railroad union and management, mediated by the National Mediation Board, progressed toward Monday arbitration to resolve the 55 day strike affecting about 2,000 workers. Both sides reported progress, with discussions focusing on health and welfare costs and target dates for final arbitration.
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Goriia
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation
Menitiewelhus
Otheas
Hoeb -Wim
Jongent
Chanirman
Francis A. O'Neill
Sridder
Laen Tod
Weronales
Trian
Kentucky
Amone
Rifrosda Operathiye
Wnginwens
ISN
Xalmonds
Cory Fish Hatchery Midseason Stocking Project
A midseason effort at the Cory Fish Hatchery reports additional trout placement in Bil ling Creek for a special stocking project. The superintendent says the remainder will be planned above the project line and expects more fish to be released soon.
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Cory
Fiat
Binlig Creek
Willin
Tania
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Washington Sunie Srt
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Erie Weig
Comneten
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