Cutter Laboratories Acted Quickly To Call Back Polio Serum
Cutter Laboratories moved fast after U S Public Health Service warnings, withdrawing the polio vaccine within 38 minutes and notifying news services distribution centers and offices nationwide to halt use. Investigations by NIH and Public Health Service followed as the firm defends its safety record with prior incidents and a large production scale.
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Cutter Laboratories
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Cutter
Robert Cutter
Fred Cutter
Edward A. Cutter
Margaret K. Cutter
Rennis Taylor
Berkeley
Calif
U.S. Public Health Service
Hamilton
Mont
Carl Ecklund
Fred €Utter
Taipei
Formosa
Kai-shek
Formosa Strait
Redty
Pingtan Island
Matsu
Rain Sweeps Wide Areas Of Nation
The rain belt moved from the south central region eastward through the Ohio Valley into the Middle Atlantic states. Showers were reported in Missouri, southern Iowa, central and southern Illinois, and parts of Georgia and Alabama with far south Texas also receiving rain. Summerlike weather persisted in the Southeast with 90s and near 100 in Florida, while cooler readings in the 60s spread south of a line from Washington to the Kansas-Oklahoma border, tapering to the 30s in northern New England.
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Associated Press
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Florida
Washington, D.C
Kansas-Oklahoma
New England
Set To Sign Red Treaty In Warsaw
The East German radio reported the Soviet bloc will sign a NATO style alliance in Warsaw on Saturday. The pact would abandon the Red alliance if the West accepts an all European system of collective security. Western powers rejected the proposal to dissolve NATO and curtail West German rearmament. Paris informants said the United States Britain and France pursue a jointly supervised arms plan with a unified communist force at Warsaw.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Russia
West Germany
Paris
United States
Britain
France
NATO
Nikolai Bulganin
Gets Bird Loses Wife in California Divorce Case
In Long Beach, George Michael, a Navy shipyards worker, seeks divorce from Betty Jo Michael after accusations of mental cruelty. He clings to his parakeet Pretty Boy, claiming the bird’s presence might reunite his wife, who counters that loving the bird would not justify returning to him. She was granted visitation rights during the preliminary proceedings.
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Long Beach
Calif
George Michael
Pretty Boy
Betty- Jo
Joe Raycraff
George
Michael
Reenactment Dampened by Rain at Lexington Battle
Civil War re enactment at Lexington on the original site drew about 4000 spectators as 12000 Confederates and 3000 Union troops reenacted the 1861 fight. Rain soaked powder and two cannons halted firing while Wentworth Military Academy marked its 75th anniversary with participants from National Guardsmen University of Texas drill team and Ft. Riley. United States to sell Switzerland a 360000 research reactor for the atoms for peace exhibit in Geneva with 55 pounds of uranium to follow.
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Lexington
Sterling Price
J.james A. Mulligan
Wentworth Military Academy
Wentworth
National Guardsmen
University of Texas
Ft. Riley
Kaw
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Switzerland
U.N
Geneva
J. I. Rahi
U.S
Advisory Council
Pvt. G
Al-Navid Schineig
Senate Army- McCarthy
iDouble Trouble WAHOO Neb Train Tragedy
Joe Hanis a 44 year old section hand in Wahoo Nebraska was frightened by a rattling snake while walking beside Union Pacific tracks He jumped and fell onto the rails where a freight train struck him He sustained internal injuries broken ribs and severe head cuts with unknown outcome.
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Wahoo
Joe Hanis
Union Pacific
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