Ike Opposes U S Control Of Salk Vaccine Policy
President Eisenhower said federal control over Salk polio vaccine distribution is not needed and favor voluntary methods. He stressed not a single child would be unable to get the vaccine for lack of money and supported continuing inoculations despite reports of paralysis in some recipients. He also touched on cease fire talks with Red China, Mrs Eisenhower’s health, calendar habits, postal wage bills, and flexible farm price supports.
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Eisenhower
Hisenhower
United States
Red China
Formosa
Butler
Paul Butler
Charles von Fremd
CBS
Senate House
Fair Skies and Warmer Forecast for Kansas
The state is seen under generally fair skies with warmer temperatures through Thursday. Overnight lows will range from the 40s in the northwest to about 50 in the southeast, with highs in the 80s on Thursday. Widely scattered showers occurred in northeast Kansas yesterday with some moisture reported at several stations.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Ottawa
Osage—City
Neosha Rapids
Lebo
Olathe
Concordia
Lecompton
Salina
Wichita
Goodland
Pittsburg
Young Says Benson Must Make Fight for Wheat Quotas
In a letter to Secretary Benson, Senator Young warns wheat marketing quotas for 1956 hinge on Benson taking a firm stand. He argues a negative July referendum could cut price supports from 82 percent to 50 percent, push cash prices toward $1.19 a bushel, and upset farmers facing more than 30 percent acreage cuts.
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Benson
Washington
D-Nd
Secretary of Agriculture
Man
Eisenhower pledges free polio vaccine for all children
President Eisenhower said no child will be denied polio vaccine due to cost and will seek authority to buy remaining vaccine to supply free inoculations for first and second graders. White House secretary Hagerty outlined steps to fund and distribute vaccine if needed.
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Eisenhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Vietnamese Leaders Meet on Indictment of Missing Bao Dai
Vietnamese officials urged ex-emperor Bao Dai to surrender powers to an elected National Assembly while the United States weighs a constitutional monarchy as a stabilizing option. About 700 local officials gathered for a States General to weigh Bao Dai’s ouster amid calls for democracy and continued American aid to South Vietnam.
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France
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Washington
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Riviera
Congress
States General
Bao Long
Annam
Ho Cn Minh
National Army
Binh
Xuyen
Elf in Ellinwood Fire Alarm Streak Ends
Ellinwood Kansas with a population around 3000 has gone five months without a fire alarm. Harry Gaughan a volunteer firefighter traded for an old car that began to smoke while headed to his shop. He drove toward the city limits to keep the flames from spreading, only to learn the motor was overheated.
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Ellinwood
Kasim
Harry Gaughan
Missing Polio Vaccine Rumor Faces Investigation
Dr. Hart Van Riper of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis said reports that 10 million Salk antipolio vaccine shots disappeared were unfounded. At a April 22 meeting officials discussed projected May 1 production of 17,200,000 cubic centimeters, though figures were estimates. The foundation has distributed about six million shots and holds 1,200,000 in reserve to be released to cover specific areas as needed.
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New York
Hart van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Washington
Scripps-Howard
van Riper
Department of Health, Welfare and Education
Foundation
German court upholds Saar accord with France
The West German Constitutional Court ruled the French German Saar agreement constitutional. It rejected a Socialist challenge to Europeanize the Saar region, a move tied to Paris treaty plans. The pact aims to bind Saar to Western defense as a border state with German language and French economic ties.
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Germany
Constitutional Court
Saar
Senate Beats Plan On Junking Trade Setup
Washington The Senate defeated a substitute plan to junk Eisenhower's reciprocal trade program, giving the administration a victory on the foreign trade measure. The bill would extend the reciprocal trade law and grant the President authority to cut tariffs for concessions. it faced opposition over potential harm to certain American industries. Also named on Kansas University's fall Dean's honor roll are 27 Lawrence students among 386 total, including Joanne Beal with all A grades toward Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Malone
R-Ney
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Byrd
D-Va
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House
Finance Committee
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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Kansas University
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Ohio St
Barbara Anderson
Ark
Marianne Anderson
University Dr
Ina Mae Brewster
Miss. St
Ray Clark
Sunset Dr
Maily Dixon
Mo. St
Lois Edwards
Barier Ave
Margaret Green
Barker Ave
Patricia Griffiths
Highland Dr
Sue Ann Haines
Stratford Rd
David Hill
W. 8Th St
Marjorie Hipp
W. 11Th St
Kenneth Holladay
Maples St
Jane Holtz-claw
N. H. St
Elizabeth Hoover
Vt. St
David Harr
Maine St
Mary Maddox
Joseph Robb
Ky, St
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Ruth Roney
Thomas Ryther
Margaret Schulenberger
Phyllis Springer
Mass. St
Samuel Stayton
Oxford Rd
Vera Stough
Mass, St
Nancy Underwood
Martha Ziesenis
Pravda rails against inefficiency across Soviet economy
Much Pravda dedicates a quarter of its space to blasting inefficiency in agriculture industry government and the Communist party. It calls for higher output across coal electric power corn and potatoes.Stock market index New York closing average 163.2 with a note.
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Pravda
Communist Party
New York i
Hoover Sees Quick Federal Budget Balance via Commission Plan
Former President Herbert Hoover told 3,500 United States Chamber delegates that the federal budget could be balanced overnight if his government reorganization commission’s views were adopted. Senator Byrd urged a 4 percent budget cut for the year starting July 1, predicting a deficit under 2.4 billion amid new legislation and existing-item increases. An earlier session forecast buoyant foreign trade next year for the United States and most partners.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Eisenhower
Felegates
United States
Hilden Gibson Fund Planned by Friends
Friends and colleagues of the late Hilden R. Gibson establish an annual $100 honor award for a KU social studies senior or graduate student. Gibson, a professor of political science and sociology and longtime organizer of human relations, died April 1 at 44 after brain surgery. A $2,500 fund supports the Gibson scholarship, with selection by a committee of department chairmen and Endowment Association trustees.
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Kansas University
Gibson
Department of Human Relations
K.U. Endowment Association
Walter E. Sandelius
Hilden Gibson
Irvin Youngberg
E.U. Endowment Association
Ex Godfrey Singer Marlowe, Producer Puck Seek St Louis Marriage
Ex Godfrey singer Marion Marlowe and producer Larry Puck obtained a marriage license in St Louis and plan to marry Friday at her mother’s home in the county. They flew from New York and received a waiver from Circuit Judge Waldo C Mayfield to bypass the usual three day waiting period. After the ceremony they will depart for an unspecified destination.
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Marion Marlowe
Arthur Godfrey
Larry Puck
Godfrey
Miss Marlowe
Puck
New York
Waldo C. Mayfield
Marion Townsend
St. Louis County
St. Louisan
Giants win 4-3 as Lockman homer in 11th inning
Whitey Lockman belted a solo homer in the 11th inning to lift the New York Giants past the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in a pitching duel between Ruben Gomez and Sam Jones. Rookie Foster Castleman also homered for New York in the contest.
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New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
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Sam Jones
Foster Castleman
Dodge City Wreck Kills Local Teen and Four Hurt
In Dodge City Kansas a collision between a car and a truck last night injured four people critically and fatally wounded 13-year-old Donald Xuhne. The crash occurred on an unspecified road, prompting local authorities to investigate the cause and scene details.
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Dodge City Kas
Donald Xuhne
Two Plead Guilty On Charges of Burglary
Two of the 12 men charged with burglary in the May term Douglas County District Court pled guilty this morning. Vernon Nash Bryant, 17, was sentenced to 5 10 years in the state reformatory at Hutchinson for a Lawrence burglary. Basil Tuttle, 23, received the same sentence after admitting breaking into a local service station last February, while Delbert French, 20, pleaded guilty to grand larceny with burglary innocence and waits trial. Lloyd C. Miller, 23, faces arraignment. others remain set for jury trials including Kenneth L. Miller, 31, and two driving under the influence defendants. A bench warrant was issued for Arthur Tarpy Jr. after he failed to appear. he is charged with burglary of a local shop. Lathrom is transferred to Topeka State Hospital. Lyons trial continued.
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Nash Bryant
Haskell
State Reformatory
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Bryant
S Lawrence
Basil Tuttle
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Ash St
Lloyd C. Miller
District Court
Kenneth L. Miller
Topeka
Harley Homey Osman
Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Leo Tarpy Jr
del. St
Blough Takes Helm at U.S. Steel as Fairless Retires
Roger H. Blough, 51, a history teacher and corporate lawyer from a small town, becomes head of United States Steel Corp. after Benjamin F. Fairless retires on his 65th birthday. The move places Blough in control of the world’s largest steel producer amid a leadership transition.
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Roger H. Blough
Blough
United States Steel Corp
Benjamin F. Fairless
Kansas Traffic Deaths Increases Reported In State Records
The state accident records section reports rising traffic fatalities with 5 in the last 24 hours, 175 for the year to date in 1955, and 163 in the same period of 1954, highlighting trends in Topek a and statewide.
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Topekam
Kansas
Atomic test rescheduled as Civil Defense weighs cuts
Survival City Neh reports the predawn nuclear blast is back on after weather improves while Civil Defense mulls trimming field exercises. Atomic Energy Commission notes firing time 5 10 a m PDT. Director Val Peterson convenes aides in Las Vegas and awaits Brig Gen Clyde Dougherty's report on possible program curtailment as field staff drop from 350 to about 200 during the postponement.
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Civil Defense
Atomic Energy Commission
Val Peterson
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Las Vegas
Peterson
Brig
Clyde Dougherty
Detroit
CFCA Water Plan Nears Agreement with City of Plant Lawrence
City and CFCA officials moved closer to a 15 million gallon monthly water deal for CFCA Plant east of Lawrence. A 10 year contract would have CFCA pay half the cost of a new water main, with the remainder funded from CFCA water bill profits and a minimum $3,000 monthly charge. The city also eyed priority for residents during shortages, while construction delays threatened June 15 opening. The commission approved asphalt work on Elm Street, discussed ordinance revision contracting, and named Traffic Commission members. Also named Engel Road from Sunset Drive and assigned health department oversight for hog violations. Easements for street work on Greever Terrace and Highland Drive were discussed.
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Charles Stough
Bob Mounsey
Elm St
A. B. Mitchell
Traffic Commission
Gene -Force
Lions
H. D. Remple
League of Women Voters
Don Haines
Kansas University
M. S. Winter
Rotary
Robert Bricknell
Parent = Teachers Association
Ralph Freed
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis
Sunset Drive
Enterprise Man Killed In Wreck Near Ottawa
Lester Keim a 42 year old Enterprise Kansas man was killed in a two car collision eight miles northwest of Ottawa Sheriff Jay Brown and Highway Patrolman Bob Conaty said Keim was riding with his twin brother Chester who was uninjured The other driver Amos Barnhart 67 of near Ottawa was unconscious and treated for cuts and bruises at Ottawa
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Kas
Lester Keim
Enterprise
Jay Brown
Bob Conaty
Keim
Chester
Amos Barnhart
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