Polio Mystery Studied After Massachusetts Outbreak
Investigators probe a statewide polio outbreak in Massachusetts where 137 residents were paralyzed last year. Dr. E Russell Alexander of the U S Public Health Service notes the outbreak affected mostly low income groups and unvaccinated children aged one and two. Researchers review 1956 and 1957 vaccine campaigns to see if Type 3 virus protection was unusually weak.
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Newark
Massachusetts
E. Russell Alexander
U. S. Public Health Service
Polic
Des Moines
Iowa
Little Rock
Ark
Kansas City
Alexander
Two Negroes Convicted In Raleigh
An all white Wake Superior Court jury convicted two Negro college students, Albert R. Sampson and James A. Fox, of trespassing at a downtown Raleigh variety store. Judge Jack Hooks withheld sentencing. defendants from Shaw University may appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court as they seek to overturn state trespass laws amid sit-down demonstrations.
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Raleigh
Wake
Jack Hooks
Albert R. Sampson
Everett
Mass
James A. Fox
Washington, D.C
Shaw University
Sampson
U.S. Supreme Court
Cameron Village
Sampson and Fox
McLellan
Queen Elizabeth II Reaches 34 Amid Birthday Honors
Queen Elizabeth II is celebrated at 34 with greetings from Prince Charles and Princess Anne. Guns and naval salutes honor the monarch, flags rise on public buildings, though official observance is in June for better weather.
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London
Elizabeth II
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Royal Navy
Rhee faces upheaval as protests and resignations mount
After Rhee Sympathisers won by large margins amid protests, opposition leaders claim ballot rigging and call for democracy. Cabinet resignations follow bloodshed, while Chang presses for martial law withdrawal and the release of detained demonstrators.
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Lee
U.S
Walter P. McConaughy
Rhee
Korea
Y. T. Pyun
Lee Bum Suk
Kim Pyong-no
Huh Chang
Chang
Propller From Page One A Propler?
FAA knew of Tone as two aircraft prepared to land. The F27 airliner lined up with the runway while a two engine private plane circled from the left. A witness recalled bright sun ahead. Piedmont said its pilot was alerted to the private plane and FAA officials tried to reach the Cessna pilot but could not contact him.
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FAA
Piedmont
Elam
Cessia
University Women Set Annual North Carolina Meeting
In Chapel Hill the North Carolina division of the American Association of University Women holds its annual meeting Friday and Saturday. Graduates from across the state will attend, with Miss Dorothy B. Robins of New York as chief speaker, presenting at a Saturday luncheon.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
American Assn
Univer.ty
Dorothy B. Robins
New York
United Nations
Lexington Principals Re elected for Next Year
Lexington school principals have been reelected for the 1960-61 term. The list includes Theodore Leonard Junior High D F Samuels Cecil Elementary Jerry Paschal Eanes Miss Lillian Maybry Grime Miss Mildred Lindsay Holt Harold Bowen Pickett Miss Florence Reid Robbins A B Bingham Dunbar High and Miss Frances Hargrave Dunbar Elementary. Linwood Pittman was chosen to direct the Senior High band, replacing Angelo Capparella who resigns at term end. The new director starts at the school year beginning.
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Lexington
L. E. Andrews
Theodore Leonard
Junior
D. F. Samuels
Cecil
Jerry Paschal
Eanes
Lillian Maybry
Grime
Mildred Lindsay
Holt
Harold Bowen
Pickett
Florence Reid
Robbins
A. B. Bingham
Dunbar High
Frances Hargrave
Dunbar
Andrews
Linwood Pittman
Angelo Capparella
Capparella
Two Field Fires Reported as Firemen Respond
At 11 a.m. firemen were called to extinguish a field fire on Giles Street started by children playing with matches. A second field fire near 215 Moffitt Dr. involved a 38-year-old High Street man charged with assault after an altercation turns violent. Separate arrests followed, including Walter L. Seward on three worthless checks, Walter H. Dalton for larceny and cigarette possession, and other local incidents. Venezuela name origin noted by Spanish explorers. Cigarette shipments in February hit a monthly record of 35,200,000 units according to the Tobacco Association.
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Guil-Rand
Giles Street
High Point
Walter L. Seward
Route 2
Trinity
Seward
Daniel Callahan
Superior Stone Co
Kivett Drive
Walter H. Dalton
Grace Street
Big Bear
English Street
Dalton
New York
The
Tobacco Assn
GOP Wants Battle Dems Have Several
The Associated Press reports Republicans fear a lack of contest while Democrats push battles toward July. Rep. Chester Bowles of Connecticut selected as Democratic platform chair signals a strong civil rights plank. Three presidential hopefuls address ASNE in Washington as Kennedy, Symington, and Humphrey seek early leverage in West Virginia. Rockefeller campaigns in Pennsylvania for Herman Schneebeli.
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Associated Press
Chester Bowles
Connecticut
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Washington
Bowles
India
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Calvin W. Rawlings
Salt Lake City
Camille F. Gravel
Alexandria
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Kennedy
Humphrey
Mansfield
West Virginia
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
ASNE
Symington
America
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Pennsylvania
Herman T. Schneebeli
Congress
Bomb Threat Delays Eastern Flight to Miami
Police suspect a bomb scare call was made from Charlotte airport delaying Eastern Airlines Flight 735 from Pittsburgh to Miami. The plane, with 76 convention bound passengers, diverted to Charlotte for a search, then departed to Miami after finding no bomb. 12 passengers were onboard at arrival. Officers believe only airport staff knew the mid journey stop.
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Charlotte
N.C
Eastern Airlines
Miami
Pittsburgh
Indian Girl Is Charged In Slaying
In Lumberton North Carolina an Indian girl, 11 years old, is jailed on murder charges after confessing to stabbing Charles Leroy Wood, 30, of Raeford. Fayetteville salesman James T. Townsend is released on bond pending his role in the case.
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Lumberton
N.C
Fayetteville
James T. Townsend
Leo Carr
Margaret Scott
Sheriff's
Charles Leroy Wood
Rt. 2
Raeford
Townsend
Wood
Budget Director Stans Faces Fund Backing for Bank Loan
AP report details Maurice Stans promoting a $450000 loan guarantee via the Stans Foundation to Dalton Finance for control of Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. in Chicago. The loan went delinquent and potential foundation ownership looms as Dalton seeks extension amid foreclosure.
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Washington
Maurice 4. Stans
Stans Foundation
John J. Dalton Jr
Guaranty Bank & Trust Co
Chicago
Foundaion
Sinois
Orville Hodge
Daily News
Stans
Dalton
Dalton Finance, Inc
Baltimore
Joseph and
Philmore Leeman
Detroit
Dalton Finance
National Boulevard Bank of
John Dalton
National Boulevard
Sha Inan
Anamiad Intareet
Eage
Alexanthe
Kas der Grant
Annual Skeet Shoot Planned At Randleman
Randleman Gun Club hosts its second annual Randolph County Skeet Shoot on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the club grounds two miles northwest of Randleman. Defending champion Sherrill Shaw returns. event open to county residents, not a NSSA-registered shoot, with NSSA rules governing.
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Randleman
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