Public fails to use polio vaccine against crippling disease
U S health officials warn the public is not fully using the Salk vaccine. About 25 million doses remain unused while only a fraction of children have completed three shot series and many adults have not started vaccination. Polio caused thousands of cases in 1955 1956 even with the vaccine.
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Alton Blakeslee
New York
Mabou
Leroy E. Burney
U.S. Public Health
Burney
Polio Foundation
Paternity Suit Targets Yma Sumac’s Husband in Dallas Case
Maureen E. Shea testifies she came to Hollywood to work for Yma Sumac and became mother to twins by Sumac’s husband Moises Vivanco. Shea seeks $500 monthly support for the two children, now two, living with her in Dallas. Vivanco denies paternity. Sumac’s wife is in Peru.
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Los Angeles
Maureen E. Shea
Hollywood
Yma Sumac
Miss Sumac
Miss Shea
Moises Vivanco
Dallas
Tex
New York
Vivanco
Peru
Liberals Face Growing Challenge to GOP Liberal bloc
A coalition of conservative and moderate Democrats and Republicans appears to threaten the liberal control of Congress. The Senate rejected opening rules to allow civil rights changes, a gain for liberal factions. Vice President Nixon backs the liberal cause while McCarthy targets Eisenhower, shaping a House and Senate clash over party policy.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Senate
Nixon
Sen
Knowland
California
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Herman Welker
Idaho
GOP Collegues
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rayburn
Texas
National Committee
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Eli Lilly & Co. Laboratories
Indianapolis
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Gilbert
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Fleetwood Coffee
J. Douglas Bray
Cardinal Place
Greensboro
Tom Shadoin
Fleetwood
Mr. Bray
Jeffrey
Richard
Ady
Nelly Don
Tom
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