Eisenhower seeks 28 million for polio vaccine aid
Senate Democrats questioned the plan to fund 28 million dollars to cover anti polio vaccine costs for children from poor families. President Eisenhower also seeks about 2 million more for inspectors overseeing vaccine output. The administration opposes mandatory distribution controls but supports voluntary measures to ensure equitable access.
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Man Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in Bronx Slaying
A Bronx County jury found 24 year old William Oliver Jr guilty of first degree murder in the decade old butcher knife death of his year old brother. The jury returned the verdict after two hours without mercy. The case carries the mandatory death sentence in this jurisdiction.
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Voting Runs Light In Corry Primary Amid Poor Interest
Voters turnout was unusually light with only 242 ballots cast by early afternoon. Republicans led by a wide margin 2 to 1 as 16 ballots were tallied versus 66 for the Democrats in Corry’s precincts, reflecting a lack of local issues and a crowded field of county candidates.
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Underwater Nuclear Test Off West Coast Reported
Washington reports the Navy exploded a small underwater atomic device in the Pacific, with no hazard to the mainland or fish. The test, aimed at submarine weapon data, was led by Rear Admiral Charles B. Momsen and expected to be completed within days. Protests arose from California fishermen.
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Siamese Twins Die at Detroit Hospital
Physicians at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital planned an autopsy on Siamese twin writers? who died shortly after birth. Dr Glen House cited respiratory and circulatory failure as the likely cause. Mrs. Richard Herrin, 27, mother, said she has two Hormel children at home. the father is a factory worker.
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Fire destroys Corry home. six thousand dollar loss
A faulty electric extension cord ignited a blaze at 518 Herond Avenue causing $4000 to $6000 in property damage. The Goodwill family narrowly escaped with two children rescued from an upper floor as flames spread to the rear of the house. Fire crews faced delays due to a mistaken alarm and repairs at headquarters.
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Six Children Reported Ill With Polio In State
Harrisburg reports indicate six children, possibly seven, in the state were hospitalized with polio after inoculation with the Balk anti polio vaccine in Philadelphia and nearby areas. The Public Health Department emphasized there is no solid link to the vaccine and awaits laboratory tests over the next three months to determine any cause. A government inspection team will recheck Wyeth plants in Philadelphia and Moorestown, aiming to authorize initial tests for vaccination progress.
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Jap Train and U S Truck Wreck Causes Heavy Losses
A collision in Kyushu between a Japanese train and a U S truck injures many and kills numerous children. Emergency crews report extensive damage as a 25-ton wall and fire hinder rescue efforts.
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U.S
Leader Ready to Defend Industrial Development Plans
JARRISBURG The Leader administration readies defense of industrial development and economic expansion plans amid political questions. Gov. George M. Lander cites a proposed 825,700,000 budget for two years to attract new industries, while critics in the House Appropriations Committee note caution on expenditures. Officials emphasize aims to bolster welfare and mental health funding, with economy concerns shaping budget discussions. A Pennsylvania convention of Pocahontas opens in Harrisburg as attendees hear folklore plays from Philadelphia.
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Joint Board Approves 608 938 School Budget Increase
The joint board adopts a 608 938 budget, up 77 643 from the current year. The high school building is offered for sale and machinery will be given to Megil Park. The secondary budget totals 528 463, up 43 408 from last year, with district shares listed for Columbus Corry Concord Towship Wayne Township.
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President Plans Vermont New Hampshire Maine Trip
President Nixon plans a six day visit to Vermont New Hampshire and Maine starting June 22 with informal talks and meetings arranged by senators and governors from the three states. The trip follows a conference with leaders and aides as part of public duties.
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First Income Tax Report Shows $15 542 Is Raised
A 1955 budget update reports higher than expected income tax collections. The Theil collector notes $15 612 deposited with the city, while projections suggest possible total near $16 000. Officials discuss waterworks, sewage facilities funding, and airport fence matters with the municipal authority and council actions to cover costs.
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Postpone Sentencing for Remington Killers in Prison Slaying
Lewisburg Pa The sentencing of the four men convicted in the murder of former government economist William W Remington is postponed due to the illness of one defendant’s attorney. The May 6 homicide occurred at the state penitentiary and left Remington dead after a prior shooting.
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Owen Roberts Retirement Era Justice Dies in Philadelphia
Retired Supreme Court Justice Owen J. Roberts dies at age 41? after a long career. The Philadelphia area reports his passing at his bedside with family nearby, noting his tenure on the court and his influence on pivotal cases.
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House to OKAY Military Bill
The House moved toward approval of a military aid program tied to President Eisenhower’s plan to expand the reserve force by 1980. The bill would authorize recall up to 45 days for certain reservists and extend active duty and training periods to build a large reserve force, with a national emergency context cited and executive authority highlighted.
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Health Survey To Be Conducted In City
The Board of Health will meet to hear Davis McHunry of the County Health Council request permission to survey health problems in Cocky. McKenry, assisted by Howarth and Baldwin, said the survey aims to assess city health needs. Council approved after being told there is no cost to the city.
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Chou En-lai renews offer to negotiate Taiwan tensions
Premier Chou En-lai renewed a U S talks offer to ease Formosa tensions and suggested a conference framework via a Soviet-backed plan. He insisted China prefers direct talks but is open to alternate proposals, while stressing no ceasefire is needed and opposing Western colonial influence.
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