Sabin Plan to Proceed With Polio Vaccine Drive
Southern California will start mass administration of Sabin Oral vaccine next month as planned. After a temporary doubt centered on Type III, lab tests show Type III is safe and Types I and II are not suspect. Type I will be given October 21 and 23, Type II on December 2 and 9, with Type II possibly followed by Type I in February. Public confidence should be restored that the vaccine provides immunity against polio after thorough scientific review.
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Agonizing Dilemma Over Cuba Takeover
The piece reports Washington's split over how to respond to the Soviet take-over in Cuba. It contrasts Sen. Kuchel's warning that a blockade risks war with his call for strong presidential action to deter Cuba from becoming a nuclear or conventional threat, noting that non intervention would be invalid if force is used and that stopping the takeover without risk is now past.
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Remote control airliner joke raises safety concerns
A joke about a fully loaded airliner piloted remotely is used to highlight a union dispute over cockpit jobs. FAA Administrator Halaby says photos of pilots asleep on duty are not typical, stressing efforts to address careless conduct and protect thousands of monthly airline passengers.
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New York Democrats run weak ticket before convention
Doris Fleeson notes New York Democrats face a weak, bossless slate built under pollster pressure. With no strong names from Wasner or Hariman eras, the party struggles to organize, finance, and campaign across a large state ahead of the Rockefeller era and 1960 presidential ambitions.
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Powell probes Lib eral leader Dubinsky in race clash
Washington diary notes Rep. Powell launches an investigation into David Dubinsky of the International Ladies Garment Workers, whom Powell accuses of backing opponent Mate Watts. The piece highlights Powell’s retaliatory stance and mentions accompanying political feuds with Rep. Carroll Kearns, plus a planned global junket funded by taxpayers.
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100 Percent American and the World Invention Debate
A critical look at American claims to invention credits, noting mass production revolutionizes industry while many key innovations originated abroad. Kaempffert traces steam propulsion, cars, aviation, telegraphy, and science to European and international origins, arguing science is collaborative and no nation dominates.
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Town Meeting Way to Correct Voter Registration
Editorial note discusses methods to fix a voter registration error and calls for clearer guidance from officials. It underscores the need for accessible procedures and timely correction to ensure civic participation. The piece emphasizes community involvement and orderly processes.
Langues in the News and Mexican Independence Day notes
A reader column discusses Mexican independence from Spain sparked by Miguel Hidalgo in 1810 and the Grito de Dolores. It also critiques U.S. registration practices, urging better methods and faster processing to ensure accurate rolls and avoid costly errors for cities and counties.
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