Missouri Polio Vaccine Report Praises Salk Shots
The Missouri Division of Health released its first large scale report on the Salk polio vaccine last year. It found about 80 percent fewer paralytic polio cases among 165,000 vaccinated children ages 6 through 9 compared with 175,000 unvaccinated peers, even though many had only one injection. The report urges vaccinated children to complete two injections before polio season and notes continued progress toward defeating the disease.
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Patrol adopts Biraw summer hats for Missouri patrol
Missouri state troopers will switch from campaign hats to Multi-weight Biraws for summer. A survey showed the campaign hats were warm despite neat appearance while the new chapeaux are handsome and cooler, though officials doubt efficiency changes.
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World of Future Predictions on Population and Energy
The article surveys scientists forecasting a population rise from 2.4 to 6.7 billion by 2100 and a shift to machine civilization across the globe. It envisions abundant food, metals, and energy from sun and sea while relying on air, seawater, and rocks as resources. It warns war could darken the century ahead.
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Wave of Vandalism Probed in Columbia Editorial
A Columbia Missouri editorial notes police arrested three 18 year olds linked to vandalism over two months. It urges citizen action, cites damages to autos, machinery, offices and school windows, and calls for youth recreation and community preventive programs with YMCA church and school collaboration.
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Khrushchev Speech Contradictions Still Haunt Soviet Rule
The Khrushchev address at the 20th Communist Party Congress is seen as mixed in motive and content. While denouncing Stalin and the cult of personality, it preserves repression and raises questions about the true shift toward Leninian socialism within Soviet Russia. The piece notes anxiety over leadership, the secret police, and the ongoing cycle of revolution and control.
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Tucker's Whirligig Ihe Stand Needed to Save Foreign Aid Plan
President Eisenhower faces rising isolationist sentiment as opposition grows to keep the hands across the sea policy. Key senators and representatives from both parties are pushing for a restraining approach, challenging continued liberal support for the foreign aid program amid a shifting political climate.
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Senate Reform Debate Highlights Narrower Policy
Fragmentary OCR text shows a debate on Senate reform with partial phrases about favoring a more restrictive program than proposed and mentions measures facing defeat. The snippet suggests continuation on a later page and does not provide clear names, places, or dates.
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Fatal Alley Collision Claims City Resident Moody
Richard Moody dies after being struck in an alley by a backing truck yesterday in St. Louis. He was 49, the death totaling his years in traffic fatalities for the period, with the city noting the figure for the current year.
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