Idaho Health Chief Renounces Salk Vaccine Support
Idaho Health Director J. J. Peterson says the state has lost confidence in the Salk polio vaccine and will end mass school vaccinations. He cites doubts about safety and effectiveness after U S World Report interview and a University of Michigan trial report. Idaho recorded seven polio cases this year with seven deaths, prompting a shift to physician patient vaccination guidance.
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Idaho
Bdge
Debo
J. J. Peterson Eaié
Idaho Health Department
U. S. World Report
Peterson
Inet
Thomas Francis
University of Michigan
Metals Union Polls Nationwide Strike Decision
The National Wake Policy Committee of the International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelters Workers said a nationwide strike could be called July 1 if wage and contract talks fail by midnight June 30. The four major firms covered include Kennecott Copper, American Smelting and Refining, Philips Dodge, and Anaconda Copper. A Montana official rejected a 10 cent hourly raise offer from Anaconda.
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Denver
National Wake Policy Committee
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smpotzer Workers (Inc
Smios
Warkura
Kennecott Copper Corp
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phleps Dodge Corp
Aueconde Copper Co
Bulle, Mont
Anneconde
Congress Votes To Keep Dept. Limit at 281 Billion
The House approved a 226 to 58 vote to extend the temporary debt limit to 281 billion dollars for another year, with the Senate expected to act Thursday. The extension raises the limit by six million, delaying the permanent debt cap and setting the fiscal year to begin with about 274 billion in national debt and tighter revenue.
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Congress
Washington
Senata Ie
Aame
House
Cooper
D-Tenn
Houses
Ways and Means
Jenkins
Ohio
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Thorsday
Tim Dt
Fire Rages Through Ely Nevada Wrecking Local Businesses
Fire swept Ely Nevada Monday night driven by fierce winds burning through the heart of the business district. Ten bars and two cafes were engulfed while the Alpine Club Barbary Coast Cafe Capitol Club Capital Cafe and nearby Ely Theater were threatened. Patrons fled as flames rose over 200 feet. Two injuries reported as traffic along U S 6 and 395 Ely’s main street rerouted. Hotel above Capital Club evacuated and owners moved valuables from other buildings.
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ELY
Wey
Ua—A
Alpiie Club
Capitol Club
Capital Cafe
Ely Theater
P.m
Caprio! Club
State Boys School Gets $8400 Emergency Fund Grant
Governor Johnson approved an $8,400 grant for the State Industrial School for Boys at Golden from an emergency fund. Officials had warned of a possible shortfall and the need to cut costs to close the fiscal year, with the governor urging strict adherence to the budget.
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Denver
Gstate Industrial School For
Golden
Johnson
Fustitution
Mead
Gunnar Spelberg
Eisenhower Dulles Discuss Bangor Flight Talks
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles planned a quiet two hour discuss about international affairs on the return flight to Washington after a Maine trip. They boarded Col umbine II at Bangor at 8 46 p m and planned to address the Neptune patrol plane shoot down and Soviet responses, with Dulles noting urgency but denying any emergency.
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Rangor
Mace
Eisenhower
Dulles
Mat Bere
House of Quiet
Washington
Dow Afc
Columbine Til
New England
Columbine
Bangor
Berlog Strait
Alaska
Soviet Bsteria
Neptune
Mera
Skowhegan
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Howard M. Snyder
U. Bia
America
Fairgrounds
White House
James (. Wagerly
Hagerty
Newomen
Cities and States Cannot Restrict Low Flying Planes
In New York a federal judge ruled Cedarhurst cannot ban planes below 1000 feet near Idlewild Airport. The 36 page decision found Congress regulates navigable air space, precluding local ordinances. The ruling, backed by airlines and aviation authorities, could affect all airports nationwide.
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New York
Cedarhurst
Idlewild
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Fort of New York
Nicholson Receives Election Certificate for Denver Mayor
Denver officials certify Wilt D. Nicholson election to a four year term after a June 21 runoff. Official vote totals show Nicholson with 0,622 and challenger Bort Keating with 59,802. Nicholson will assume office July 1, succeeding Quagl Newton who did not seek a second term.
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Denver
D. Nicholson
Wee Corti
Ray Nicholson
Bort Keating
Nicholson
Qulag Newton
Hotrus
Spanish Croes Awarded to U S Navy Officials in Madrid
A ceremony in Madrid announced that Gracé Crona of Neves Marit received the award on behalf of U S Navy Secretary Charlon Tanm. Admirals Arthur W. Redford and Robert B. Carney and Marine General Lemuel C. Shepherd attended the momentous occasion.
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Madrid
Spain
Tb Gracé Crona
Neves Marit
U. S
Charlon Tanm
Arthur W. Redford
Robert B. Carney
Marine Corps
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Robert L. Allen Dies Saturday in Greeley
Robert Lem Allen aged 73 of 1503 Ninth avenue died in Greeley Saturday at 11 a.m. Born September 7, 1881 in Baltimore Maryland he was descended from royal land grant grantees and belonged to the Methodist church. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at H N L funeral home in Charlottesville. He is survived by daughters Alicea Allen Kero of Greeley Stella Las Tanke sley of Atlanta and brothers Sem Allen of Belair and William Allen of Baltimore and sister Margaret Allen of Philadelphia.
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Robert Lem Allen
Ninth Avenue
Charlottenyilie
Greeley
Mr Allen
Baltimore
Britten Crown
Methodist Church
HNL
Charlottesville
Allen
Alicea Allen Kero
Douglas O. Kero
Stella Las Tankesley
Hubert Tankesley
Atlanta, Ga
Sem Allen
Belair
William Allen
Margaret Allen
Philadelphia
Steelworkers authorize general strike over wage demands
United Steelworkers wage policy committee unanimously authorized a nationwide strike if no substantial wage settlement is reached with major producers led by U.S. Steel Corp. President David J. McDonald said talks would resume with U.S. Steel and Inland Steel prepared to consider mill closures if no agreement by midnight Thursday is reached.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Neansimed
U.S. Steel Corp
Ald Fia
Ligates
Inland Steel Co
Earler McDonald
Ing
Ieach
Uoion
Inland Steel
AB. Steel
Torrington District Hit By Hail Rain Floods Mon day
Torrington Wyoming and surrounding areas were pounded by hail and rain on Monday after severe cloudbursts Sunday triggered the worst North Platte River flood in 25 years. The river flooded three fourths of Fort Laramie and forced evacuations as bridges washed out and power and telephone service failed. High winds damaged farms, killed one car occupant, and scattered tornado damage near Torrington. Wyoming’s acting Gov. Copenhaver coordinated National Guard evacuations while rail lines faced washouts and service disruptions across the region.
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Torrington
Wyonother
Wyoming
Upper
North Pistte River
Goshen County
Red Cros
Fort Laramia
Colorado
Denver
North Platte
Nebraska
Everett T. Copenhaver
National Guard
Homen
Fort Laramie
Guernsey
Torrington Cheyenne
Hallstone
University of Wyoming Experiments Farm
Coton Pacific Railroad
Omaha
Neb
Gering
Burlington Railroad
Alliance, Net
Casper-Billings
Sheridan-Billings
New England Firm Gives Vacation Pay to 10,000 Strikers
Berkshire Hathaway Inc will pay vacation variation to about 10,000 textile workers in 12 New England plants on strike since April 35. The company plans over 700000 in total payments to Textile Workers Union CIO members as a gesture of fairness amid the dispute. Chairman Reabury Stanton said the move follows a fair practice despite the strike.
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NRW
Bedford
Mann
Berkshire Hathaway Inc
New England
Textile Workers Enlon
CIO
Reabury Stanton
Berkshire Hathaway
Desperate Baltimore Aims to Pay Top Prices for Winning Team
Paul Richards of Baltimore predicts the American League club will exceed its budget to acquire a star player. He cites a yearly budget between 500000 and 3200000 and says the team might pay up to 1700000 next year. Richards notes five bonus players signed and bets Orioles management will pay any near reasonable price for a helpful player.
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Baltimore
Paul Richards
Hallmore Orleton
Cald
Fey
Richards
Oriols
Denver Will Retain Walk Light System
Denver officials say the walk light system reduces accidents and saves lives. After converting 41 downtown streets to a one way system two weeks ago, officials consider dropping walk signals feasible but currently have no plans. Residents largely support keeping the signals as police monitor busy intersections.
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Denver
Darktown
Bruce
Hruce
George Nez
City Planning Commission
Metals Support Plan Sparks Senator Williams Denunciation
A proposed price support program for strategic minerals for the next year drew a sharp rebuke from Senator Williams of Delaware. The attack framed the plan as harmful to national interests and called for stronger safeguards and alternatives.
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Washington
Sen
Williams
Mondey
Worst Fire Destroys Shops in El Reno Oklahoma
A blaze described as El Reno's worst in 20 years roared through the downtown area Monday night, destroying three stores and threatening City Hall. Fire Chief LeRoy Bearcy put damage at over $100,000 as flames rose 75 to 80 feet, with assistance from Oklahoma City and Yukon units. No injuries were reported. the fire began near a stairwell in a three story building housing a furniture and appliance store. El Reno, a 25,000-population town about 30 miles west of Oklahoma City, halted traffic on U.S. 66 as lights darkened in a three block area.
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EL Reno
Okio
Leroy Bearcy
Oklahoma City
Yukon
Acena
Forty and Eight call severance from American Legion
In Indianapolis the national executive committee of the Forty and Eight urged its 107 000 members to cut relations with the American Legion claiming the Legion is strained beyond repair. The group accuses a small cadre of leaders of dominance using funds jobs and prestige to control the organization and harass Forty and Eight.
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Indianapolis
Forty & Eight
American Legion
American Tegion
la Sociate
Becn
Pub
Vcatton
J. Earl Simpson
Tulek, Okla
Chet da Chemin de Fer
Eraun
Legion
Whitet
Independent candidate sparks debate in Oranard town elections
Voters in Oranard Ireland faced a close council race over the weekend with ballots showing a split sentiment. One resident noted that a vote was cast for someone other than the preferred candidate, reflecting local tension. The Independent contender McGovern drew attention as residents discussed strategic voting and future council direction.
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Oranard
Ireland
John
de McGovern
Tribune
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