Polio Vaccine Safety Spotlights Cutter Lots
U S Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele backs the safety of Salk polio vaccine with the exception of two Cutter lots under ongoing tests. He notes 56 paralytic polio cases linked to Cutter vaccines and says final clearance may come soon to resume mass inoculations.
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Associated Press
Washington
U. S
Leonard A. Scheele
Cutter Laboratories
Scheele
Public Health Service
Iid
Berkeley
Calif
U. S. Public Health Service
Ball “O'Connor
National Foundation For
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Tstitutes of Health
France Reports Big Four Meet Set For July 18 21
Paris report states President Eisenhower accepted July 18 21 for the Big Four summit with the United States Britain and France. White House says the date remains a possibility under review with no final decision. Hagerty notes several alternatives including Lausanne Switzerland and Vienna Austria as options.
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Associated Press
Paris
Antoine Pinay
Eisenhower
Bie
Washington
White House
Sjames C. Hagerty
Briss
Politecl Owl Laut Rrussia
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Hagerty
United States
Lausanne
Switzerland
Britain
Russia
Wus
Pinay
Vienna
Austin
Wlite
Senate Upholds Pay Hike Veto In First Test Of Eisenhower
Washington reports the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee backed a postal pay bill with roughly an 8.6 percent average raise for about 500,000 workers, despite Eisenhower’s veto. The Senate vote failed to override, 49-39, leaving the bill dead and prompting new companion measures in both chambers.
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Washington
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
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Eisenhower
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Tenn
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Post Office Committee
Reverse panty raid disrupts Regis College campus
Police responded with eight patrol cars as a crowd of women swarmed Regis College in Denver alleged to be a reverse panty raid. Rev. Francis Malecek, dean of men, said the incident involved many girls singing and yelling around dormitories and classrooms. Authorities believed the women may have come from Loretto Height College.
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Denver
Regis College
Francis Malecek
Mien
Denver Schoos
Loretto
Height College
Une Pither
Delay on Serum Plan Hinges on Federal Action
Harrisburg reports say the state delays its serum plan awaiting a clearer national stance. Dr Mattison told the Appropriations Committee the federal halt on mass Salk inoculations prompts the need for safe manufacturing checks and age prioritie s before a long range program funds are released. The Health Department seeks 5.43 million as part of state payments to counties including Philadelphia and Allegheny with per capita grants to establish local health departments.
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Tie
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BerWyn F Mutliton
Stitne Bury
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Mattison
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J .Dean Poles
Washington
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Butler
Bucks
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Aide Refuses Talk On Hoxsey Clinic Children Treatment
A staff member at the Hoxsey Cancer Clinic in Portage Cambria County invokes the Fifth Amendment during depositions on the clinic’s activities. Dr Gertrude N Chalmers declines to answer whether she would let her children be treated there if sick.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh SA
Hoxsey
Portage
Cambria County
Gertrude N. Chalmers
Elinte
John W. McTlvnine
Cour
Cline
Muron
Harry M Hoxsey
Dallas
Tex
American Medical Association
Stitt
John J. Halusk
Dcumbria
Pennsylvania Senate
Harrisbore
Patiens
Doutor
Hinluska
Note From Soviet Union Is Awaited
The article reports on Western leaders weighing how to handle the Soviet Union amid tensions over German neutrality and East-West divisions. It notes discussions involving Eisenhower and Soviet leaders, with U S policy advisers exploring new paths for easing Cold War frictions.
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Moston
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Neo
Ruski
Esson
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Savin
Satellie
Eurype
Germany
Dulles
Westrins
Westorm
Dilllox
Secretary proposes federal aid for polio vaccine plan
AP News Briefs reports Secretary Bonby backing a proposed million-dollar federal loan to fund free polio vaccination for 13,450,000 children. Also announced is Navy nomination changes including Rear Admiral Burke to lead naval operations. Carney’s term ends next year.
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Wellité
Bonby
Federyl
Washington
Eisehower
Rew
Adleigh A. Burke W Ie Vhiof
Naval Operations
Robert B. Carney Carney
Burke
Beth Cheney
Carney
Man Held for Court on Assault Charge
Two men, identified as Corryttes, were held yesterday afternoon in Alder man Maryin S. Cobbett’s office after warrants were issued for their arrest. Robert Burrows MacDonald faced charges of assault and battery and was bound over to next quarter session of Common Pleas Court with a $1,000 property bond. Charles Cornish and Mrs Copyish were mentioned in connection with charges of assault and battery and released on bond.
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Maryin S. Cobbett
Robert Burrows MacDonald
Weak Smith
MacDonald
Cobbett
Charles Cornish
Ant Street
Copyish
Eliaritee
Vote Campaign Draws to End in Britain Reflections
The piece reports late campaign chatter in Britain ahead of elections with Conservative and Labour battle lines. Public polling shows strong support for the governing party, while opinion polls and betting guides highlight the race's tightness and final appeals to voters.
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London
Filisin Cody
Koen
Daily Express
Tighys
Uris
Julie Lkedps
State hospital inmate captured after escape
A nine year old inmate at a state hospital near Pittsburgh escaped and caused a disturbance before being captured. Attendant Edward Boyes and the warden described the incident as highly provocative with the patient identified as Sindy Musee.
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Pittsburgs
Woollvile Staly
Spila
Inmiate
Edward Boyes
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Muffiredt
Wilson Claims U. S. Still Holds Lead In Air Power
The article reports on claims that the United States retains air power superiority. It references comments by Wilson and remarks about strategic capabilities and defense posture. The text mentions discussions on hydrogen bombs and national security, with emphasis on maintaining technological edge and potential military options.
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U. S
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Ale Forte Hataldi
Aly Faves
Counvey Teady Rossi
Willink
Henry Lune
Irregular Battalion Inspection Highlights Local Awards
A chaotic report notes an inspection ceremony for a battalion unit at Hast Washington Armory. It mentions awards for weight-related events, names officers, and references a court matter and a local labor group. The text is garbled with multiple typos and unclear sequence of events.
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Washington
Bat. Williany Mackiy
Corky
Wight
Exmélioe Wilson
Amons
Centerville Man Crushed to Death in Industrial Accident
A Centerville man died after heavy machinery toppled onto him at a local facility. Deputies and investigators, including Deputy Coroner Dr. M. Sonne, ruled the circumstances accidental. Surviving relatives include Reynolds family members and several area kin.
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Tim Dows
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Richard Brecht
Mtnaville
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Howie
Car Rams Bridge Injures Spartanburg Driver Near Ward Corry
A Guy's Mills resident named Daniela was driving a car that ran off Route 77 near Spartanburg crossing a bridge. The vehicle crashed into the river, and the driver was hospitalized in critical condition. State police investigated and said witnesses reported Daniela was the driver as the car veered out of control and struck the bridge embankment.
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Corey
Homsitat Ab
Spaatansburg
Ray
Murley
Shewart
Guys Milly
Dyastola
Centerville
Daniela
Ward Corry
Finance Features of President's Plan Attacked by Byrd
Washington's Senate debate centers on highway funding with Byrd denouncing the Eisenhower proposal as fiscally unsafe. He warns against bonds masking debt and calls for careful budgeting while Gore and Democratic sponsors press for a broader plan. The exchange highlights clashes over road finance and federal bond authority.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Jore
Dorin
Miiceets
Ratier
Gore
Howie
Sens
Byrd
Fentisrea
Eitenhower
Duty Corporation
Ememari Waseline
Hose Bonda
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Mun
Tesora
Minty Mofe
Aireck
Mpprepskie
Eisenhower Pln
Ath
Borbigbwroi
Use Union
VEW Post Elects New Officer Slate
VEW Post holds a meeting electing John Ge Strigier as commander and Woodvutt Sprinch as vice commander. Frid Thomas is named junior vice commander, Noah Cony is noted, and Tonie Proctor is listed among other officers with attorney Williamn Walter serving as judge advocate. Social hour followed the section.
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Thompain
Noah Cony
John Ge Strigier
Blood
Woodvutt
Vic
Frid Thomas
S. Ghitlowke
Tonie Proctor
Industrialist William P Barr Fett Dies at 69 in New York
William P Fett 69 former chairman of Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp and director of many firms died yesterday in New York. He held offices across several companies and led major industrial interests.
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William P. Barr Fett
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Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corp
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