Antipolio Campaign Accelerates Worldwide After Salk Vaccine
Governments from Canada's Arctic to southern Africa plan rapid rollout of polio inoculation using Salk vaccine. Britain and France consider locally produced vaccines, while Denmark budgets nearly 300 000 for free vaccination of 7 to 12 year olds with parental permission.
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London
Africa
Canada
Arctic
Rome
Il Paese
United States
Atlantic
Britain
France
British Medical Research Council
James Gear
South Africa
Polio Research Foundation
Jonas E. Salk
Pierre Lepine
Virus Service
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Salk
Neil
President Eisenhower Plays Golf as Augusta Master Week Opens
President Eisenhower played 18 holes at Augusta National amid bursitis treatment at Walter Reed. White House aide Hagerty noted a possible return to Augusta to face the chief executive. The trip includes work on a foreign aid message to Congress and a visit to the Citadel in Charleston.
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Marvins
Cary M Middlecoff
Middlecoff
White House
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Baltimore
Hagerty
Eisenhower
Augusta
Charleston
S.C
Citadel Military College
Congress
Capitol
Georgia
Mexico asks for 100000 doses of antipolio vaccine
Mexico's Health Ministry requests 100000 doses of iSalk antipolio vaccine from the United States to bolster immunization efforts. The appeal underscores ongoing public health efforts amid polio concerns and international cooperation.
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Mexico City
Mexican Health Ministry
United States
Billy Graham’s Scotland Crusade Sparks Bible Renewal
Glasgow readers comment on Billy Graham’s Bible message as a revival stirs belief across denominations. Clergy like Rt. Rev. E. D. Jarvis and Bishop K. C. H. Warner urge personal Bible study and prayer while readers report renewed interest, dusted Bibles, and curiosity turning into faith.
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E. D. Jarvis
Church of Scotland
Scotland
Jarvis
K. C. H. Warner
Edinburgh
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Warner
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Thea Graham
Christ
Lady Astor Attacks World Leaders and Social Issues
Lady Astor voices blunt views in Tryon regarding marriage, birth control, and gender roles. She condemns the Kinsey report, comments on movie stars diets and suicides, and praises Adlai Stevenson over Eisenhower while deeming Eden a potential better prime minister than Churchill. She travels with sister Mrs. Nora L. Flynn. The remarks touch on Sweden’s electricity access and U.S. private hospital rates.
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Nancy Astor
Italy
Adlai Stevenson
Reece
Eisenhower
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Lady Astor
Nora L. Flynn
Making a God of Life The Miracle Called Man
A sermon extols the human body as a divine gift and temple of God. It argues that physical capacities reflect greatness, urging self respect and responsibility, citing biblical lines and the marvels of digestion, blood flow, and bone engineering as proof of human worth.
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Paul
Temple
Bayne
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