Polio Vaccine Developments To Be Revealed On CBS
Prof. Jonas Salk of the University of Pittsburgh will discuss newest polio vaccine developments on CBS network from 10 45 p m to 11 p m EST Thursday. The broadcast follows earlier vaccine success and notes prior public reveal on January 27.
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New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Jonas Salk
Department of Virus Research
University of Pittsburgh
Salk
CBS
Fargo Forum
Fargo
N. D
National Foundation For
Dr. Salk
Basil
French Seek Increased American Aid
French Premier Rene Mayer and aides fly to Washington aboard the Columbine to press for increased U S aid for metropolitan France and equipment for 57 new native battalions. Talks with U S officials over aid levels and defense plans follow with no commitments while Western policy against Communist movements in Indochina and Europe is reviewed.
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Washington
France
Indiona
Rene Mayer
Eisenhower
Columbine
Richard M. Nixon
Europe
Indo-China
Red
United States
Moscow
Stalin
La Prensa editor Don Ezequiel Paz dies in Argentina
Don Ezequiel Paz former editor of the expropriated Buenos Aires newspaper La Prensa died in Buenos Aires after a long illness at age 81. He was the uncle of Dr Alberto Gainza Paz who led La Prensa from 1943 until its 1951 expropriation by the Peron government. He suffered a paralytic stroke on September 21, 1943.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Don Ezequiel Paz
la Prensa
Don Ezequiel
Alberto Gainza Paz
Peron
Republicans Get Another Try at Jobs
United Press reports that about 1,700 vacant postmaster jobs will be filled via Civil Service exams to raise eligibility standards. Postmaster General Summerfield and Civil Service head Philip Young say old passing lists from the Truman era are discarded and the process blends merit with political appointment. Incumbent postmasters with permanent status are unaffected.
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John L. Cutter
United Press
Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Philip Young
Civil Service Commission
Truman
Summerfield
Young
Congress
Compulsory Arbitration Attacked by Chamber and AFL Leader
Washington reports the U S Chamber of Commerce opposes compulsory arbitration for national emergency labor disputes. AFL leader Powell C Groner backs arbi tration for big strikes and Senate hearing. Hayes of the International Association of Machinists suggests an emergency board to issue binding recommendations.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National
AFL
Powell C. Groner
Kansas City
Chamber
Senate Labor Committee
House Labor Committee
al J. Hayes
International Association of Machinists
Hayes
United States
Piano legs bandit charged after two bank robberies
A 19 year old woman, Helen Grubbs Meeke, allegedly robbed First National Bank in Handley and North Fort Worth State Bank, threatening to shoot her infant son if a teller did not hand over cash. She was captured minutes later after fleeing in a car, and police found the loot behind the back seat.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Helen Grubbs Meeke
Mecke
Carswell Air Force Base
First National Bank
Ee Handley, Tex
North Fort Worth
Jennie Devore
Meeke
More Justice Done On Second Try
Bruce A. Taylor appealed a $65 reckless driving fine after new evidence was heard. Judge Donald A. McDonald fined him $50 more and sentenced him to four Sundays in jail.
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Seattle, Wash
ULP
Bruce A. Taylor
Donald A. McDonald
Taylor
Scrubby tree cited as harmful to cattle and land
Readable text notes an official tree is malodorous and poisonous to cattle, described as a scrubby, insignificant plant with no value beyond nuisance.
Jamaica hit by heaviest quake in a decade
Jamaica endured its strongest earthquake in ten years lasting about ten seconds starting at 8 58 p m on Tuesday night. No casualties were reported.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Reuther poised for fifth UAW term at convention
Walter P. Reuther heads toward an overwhelming re election as president of the United Auto Workers at the 14th convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. Delegates nearly 3 000 strong vote on a 23 man slate amid no declared opposition and Solid support for Reuther and the executive board.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Reuther
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Carl Stellato
McDonald
American Federation of Labor
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