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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1956
Page
10
Alton 2b. Blakeslee. ALP. Science Reporter notes that vaccinated children are less likely to become carriers of the polio virus. Drs. Salk and Bodian say vaccination can interrupt human-to-human transmission by blocking virus before it invades, though some naturally infected persons may still harbor the virus without symptoms.
The text discusses how vaccination might render individuals more sensitive to natural exposure, prompting rapid antibody production. It suggests vaccination could enable quicker control of infections and reduce their capacity to carry and spread the virus.
In Salt Lane City a court action relates to disputed mining claims with Standard vs Shawann. Dan Hayes and Newell testified as defense witnesses from Moab while Shawann seeks title to seven claims amid overlapping filings in southeastern Stab's mining district.
John H Pickerel 2 was found dead near Cheyenne along U S 85 87 May 22 with a fractured skull. Prosecutors say the death was caused by head blows from unknown assailants and ruled out accidental fall from a car. Pickerel, the boy’s father, will not take a polygraph despite tentative agreement from his attorney and revised permission from the county attorney.
A man trying to break into a central Australia jail in Alice Springs fractured his arm after scaling the wall when a guard could not be roused. The jail reportedly housed a single prisoner with weekly cinema and dinner with his wife, requiring midnight return.
Oklahoma City column humorously describes terrapin traffic hazards as dry-land turtles invade highways. Patrolman Date reports a driver stopping, snagging a prize terrapin, while readers joke about terrapin racing and motorists swerving to avoid slow shelled reptiles on state roads.
Julian Frazier of Tin Colt Park Zoo says hundreds call about turtle migrations. He notes a dry spell has kept reptiles still, but recent rains push these box turtles to higher ground as they move.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany arrived in New York early Saturday by plane from Germany. The visit marks a significant moment in postwar diplomacy as Adenauer begins talks with U.S. officials on European stability and reconstruction assistance.
A statement quoted President Eisenhower expressing hope for a speedy recovery after his operation. The remarks framed the Arp as working for peace and liberty and identified peace and freedom as the world’s key problems today.
Fort Madison warden Percy Lainson says convicts who work with their hands are less likely to end up in prison. About 20 of 1,309 inmates have skilled trades, and many of them are in for murder, he notes.
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