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Polio vaccine plans contrasted with Canada
The article compares Canada’s early 1950s polio vaccine rollout with the United States. It notes Canada began supervision of production and distribution in fall 1954 to protect school-age children, reporting 5000 inoculations with no polio cases to date, while the U.S. faces a “very confused” situation. It also discusses automotive growth, toll roads, Hoover Commission limits, and debt paper trends.
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New York Times