Polio Immunization Push Promotes Sabin Vaccine
A Kansas health campaign urges residents to take Sabin oral polio vaccine as part of a two round effort to eradicate polio. Reported December coverage exceeds one million in Kansas, with about 67 percent of participating counties’ 1.5 million population immunized.
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New Year Noise Across the World and Local Restraint
Reports from Topeka Reno and Paris note wild celebrations and damages while Garden City readers are reminded not to recount New Year Eve events. The piece reflects on personal choices for marking the new year and the ongoing work into Christmas cards as the old year ends.
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Garden City Mail Rates and Delivery Terms
Subscription prices listed for Garden City and other cities. Local carrier delivery monthly rate $1.65 payable in advance, with weekly and annual mail options across multiple counties. Second class postage paid at Garden City Kansas. Telegram motor carrier service requires publication day coverage by mail where local carrier service exists.
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Poverty and Castroism Viewed as Root Latin Crisis
Drew Pearson argues poverty drives Latin American unrest more than Castroism. He notes Kennedy’s Orange Bowl speech differed from a draft by Arturo Morales-Carrion, highlighting poverty, disease and landless Indians as core woes. The piece links oil politics, Betancourt’s fate, and Alliance for Progress challenges.
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Philadelphia to Try Electronic Hotfoot on Birds
Phila delphia plans a $49 500 electrical network to emit an electronic hotfoot on rooves and ledges as an experiment to deter starlings. Frey I Corleto public property commissioner announced the measure, noting previous attempts including broadcasting distress calls from a public address system.
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