Flu Committee Plans for Epidemic Guidance
The Special Advisory Committee on Influenza met Friday to map responses for an Asian flu emergency. Dr. EP Litwack appointed subcommittees to study vaccine distribution by pharmaceutical houses funds to finance services during an emergency and plans for the aged and needy. Priority groups include essential personnel and those with medical risks while vaccination remains available only through private doctors.
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EP. Litwack
City Heal
Litwack
Walter P. Martin
Milton Katz
V. D Sedgewick
Marco Todd
Julias Knutson
Clayton Campbell
M. L. Ikenberry
Roland Bach
Don Bowers
George Logan
Community Welfare Council
N. van Sickle
Pharmaceutical Asst
Roce Lopez
Bureau of Public Assistance
Eisenhower Plays Golf With 4 Excited Teens
President Eisenhower enjoyed a round at Newport Country Club with four Rhode Island teens, each delivering strong drives and accurate chips. He and Norman Palmer were edged by two youths on the first nine, then won on the second nine. He signed their scorecards and urged the boys to attend college and join golf teams.
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Newport
Eisenhower
Norman
Palmer
Newport Country Club
Robert Fitta
Rhode Island
William McGuiness
Hypnotists to Float Mrs Dust Through Five Day Sleep
Mrs. Fred A Dust of East Chicago Indiana will undergo a five day sleep at the Hypnosis Institute of Chicago after doctors recommended a vacation. Edwin Baron reports a team of physicians nurses and psychologists will monitor the patient as she sleeps from Monday until Saturday with an expected weight loss of about ten pounds during the experiment.
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Chicago
Fred A. Dust
East Chicago
Ind
Edwin Baron
Dust
Baron
Jose
Bridges Backs Fish Price Hike Exhortation to Fishermen
West Coast longshore boss Harry Bridges Friday urged local sardine fishermen to stand firm on their price demands, backing a hike that could affect markets and supplies.
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West Coast
Harry Bridges Friday
One Heir Stanford Lose Legacy
California's Supreme Court filed Friday against Santa Ana woman Ruth Barton who sought to share in a 1.48 million inheritance willed by Mrs. Stanford. The court upheld a ruling denying Barton and Stanford University a share, citing Walter Hansen's prior death to bar Barton and rejecting the claim to the 1.48 million.
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California
Supreme Court
Jane Lathrop
Stanford
Stanford University
Santa Ana
Ruth Barton
Santa Clara County
Aimee G. Reynolds
Long Island
Minniz Rochester
Paris
Aimée
Marian
Stanfore
Thor Missile Test Reported at Cape Canaveral
United Press described a slender white missile, believed to be the Air Force Thor, firing into a clear sky with Don Quarles watching. Unconfirmed reports said an Atlas intercontinental missile would launch next week. The fourth test of the week occurred with observers along the launch area noting a cigar shaped rocket rising on a plume of orange flame and a long white vapor trail.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United Press
Michael Z. Ackerman
Ackerman
Thor
Ward
Atlantic Ocean
Quarles
3000 Mile AF Radar Disclosed by Air Force Chief
Washington reports the Air Force unveiled a 3000 mile range radar system to detect and identify missiles in space. Gen Thomas D White disclosed the development linking it to Soviet missile tests. First units, possibly in Alaska, aim to bolster space warfare capabilities.
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Washington
al Force
Thomas D. White
Air I ¥ Force
Air Force
Alaska
White
Owe
Subsurface Policy Debate Spurs Legal Action on Oil Unit Deals
The city subsidence advisory committee debated early testing and a possible lawsuit to decide the legality of oil unit agreements before repressuring. Deputy City Atty. John Spence supported filing, aiming to protect city interests while noting litigation could delay repressurizing. Committee also reviewed nine charter and state-law obstacles and prepared a draft question for City Council on drilling in restricted areas.
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John Spence
Isession
Walhfred Jacobsen
Chamber of Commerce
Independent Business Men's, Assn
Sibelius Dies at 91 Composer With Major Works and Pension
The Finnish composer Sibelius died at 91 after a life marked by poverty early on and later government support. By 1925 he received a $2,000 yearly pension enabling full-time composing at his villa near here. His career yielded operas, symphonies, Karelia Suite, choral and chamber works, with last major piece Tapio released in 1925 and Opus 116 collection, amid talk of an unfinished eighth symphony.
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Sibelius
Aino
United
States
U C Accepts Cash Gift From Boys Ages 9 and 10
The University of California Board of Regents accepted a $1.83 gift for the pediatric research fund from three San Francisco boys Harold Garable 10 Richard Chezii 9 and Gordon Ulrich 10. President Sprout sent a thank you letter praising their generosity and kindness.
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Los Angeles
University of California Board of Regents
San Francisco
University Hospital
Pediatres Fund
Robert Gordon Sprout
Harold Garable
Richard Chezii
Gordon Ulrich
Sproul
White
Independent
Press-Telei Air Command
Gram. Dial
No Jury Trial in Drunk Driving Case for Local Waitress
Gaylord known by multiple names faced a Municipal Court trial after pleading guilty to driving while license was revoked and a prior drunk driving count. Police described her as incoherent after a Sept. 10 arrest at Paramount Boulevard and South Street.
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Gay Gaylord
Linden Ave
Lyman B. Sutter
Miss Gaylord
Frankie Ma+ clas
Vivian Cataldo
Vivian De+ Jores
Anne R. Marshall
de~ Jores Munger
Sutter
Paramount Blvds
South St
California
Oakland
Los Angeles
Gaylord Friday
Hoffa Hearing Set on Vote Fix Charge
In 1966 Teamsters locals in New York and Florida face a vote fix charge with Hoffa and Beck amid control of convention machinery. Schmidt seeks a referee to determine delegate selection. affidavits from New York locals are presented. Beck Hoffa defend the election as not rigged while AFL CIO intake continued. Haggerty predicted rising support at the Miami Beach convention, claiming near 51 percent of delegates. The Long Beach Youth Band will perform at the Los Angeles County Fair with Rita Lynch leading the majorettes.
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Teamsters
New York
Florida
Schnodt
Schmidt
Hoffa
Beck
Letts
Tree
Johnny Dio
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Beckard Hoffa
Pudgy
Ethical Practices Committee
James R. Hoffa
Archelon
AFL- Cio
George Meany
Washington
Thomas J. Haggerty
Chicago
Union
James R. Hofts
Haggerty
Fla
Thomas L. Hidkey
John F. Shelley
Calif
Long Beach
Gordon Carmen
Wil
Pomana
Rita Lynch
Banc
Alien Heads Young Demos Unit in Iowa
Davenport Iowa Scott County Young Democrats elected Norman Hancock as president who is not a resident or citizen and cannot vote. Hancock, born in Cambridge England, arrived in 1953 to study at Palmer School of Chiropractic and plans to move to Davenport while awaiting final naturalization within a year.
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Davenport
Iowa
Scott County
United States
Norman Hancock
Moline
Cambridge
England
Palmer School of Chira
E Hancock
Bin
Jury Bickering Over Obscenity Question in Scandal Mag Case
Jury deliberations resume with questions on obscenity and conspiracy. Defendants must prove the libels were not libelous and that articles were published with good motives. Deliberations continue. a Sunday break possible if no verdict today.
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Harrison
Confidential
New York
Woman 64 years married shares advice for bliss
Mrs. Maggie Russell 83 and Andrew G. Russell 84 celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary at home on Delta Ave. They married in Hot Springs Arkansas and have six children, fourteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Mrs Russell says happiness comes from giving and taking in marriage.
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Maggie Russell
Andrew G. Russell
Delta Ave
Hot Springs
Ark
Mrs. Russell
Russell
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International Longshoremen and Warehousemen’s Union
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