Molotov Arrives In Austria For Treaty Signing
Molotov arrives in Vienna to join the Big Three Western ministers for the Austrian independence treaty signing at Belvedere Palace. Dulles meets Macmillan and Pinay in prep for a Big Four summit while Belgrade Tito visit talk and Yugoslav neutralization plans loom.
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Eisenhower to name Maxwell Taylor Army chief of staff
President Eisenhower likely to nominate General Maxwell D. Taylor, currently Pacific Commander, to succeed General Matthew Ridgway as Army chief of staff when Ridgway retires June 30. Senate Chairman Russell praised Ridgway but supported Taylor as an excellent choice.
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Vaccine resumes for polio after safety check pause
After a week long halt for safety recheck the government released Parke Davis polio vaccine for over a million more school children. Public Health Service cleared 11 vaccine batches with some kept back for full information as states resume mass vaccination and plan second shots for children.
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Democratic Leader Criticizes Salk Vaccine Handling
Cleveland Democrat Paul M. Butler, national chairman, attacks the Eisenhower administration over the Salk polio vaccine situation. He cites heartbreaking confusion and urges a thorough government inspection at the outset to prevent disorder. Delivered to the Federated Democratic Women of Ohio.
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U. S. Thinks Soviet May Come Around on Arms
U S officials believe a limited disarmament deal could be negotiated with Russia though global atomic controls remain distant. Western plans call for a control organ with access to all installations, while Russia resists such enforcement. US officials note Soviet concessions include ceilings on troops, gradual nuclear abolition, a single control organ, and prearmament setup of control bodies.
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Soviet Union forms unified East European command to rival NATO
The Soviet Union and seven East European allies set up a unified military command led by Marshal Ivan Konev with headquarters in Moscow. Deputies will be defense ministers or military leaders from Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Albania Romania Bulgaria and East Germany. The pact aims to deter West Germany and requires ratification by all members before taking effect.
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Grace Kelly Won't Wed Aumont Says MGM
MGM denies gossip that Grace Kelly plans to marry French actor Jean Pierre Aumont. A MGM spokesperson says Kelly did meet Aumont in Cannes during the film festival and notes Aumont was married to Maria Montez.
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Hobby to resign post amid husband illness
Oveta Culp Hobby, secretary of Health, plans to resign within a few months due to her husband’s illness, a report from the New York World Telegram and Sun states.
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Wilt the Stilt-Chamberlain Chooses Kansas University
Wilt Chamberlain, standout 7-2 Overbrook High School star, plans to enroll at Kansas University this fall. Coach Cecil Mosenison and Eastern newsmen confirmed the selection, ending a months long talent chase from more than 10 schools in a major basketball recruitment. Formal announcement expected later this afternoon.
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Phog Allen Reports Wilt Chamberlain Chooses Kansas
Kansas University basketball coach F C Phog Allen says Wilt Chamberlain called with joyous news and will join the Jayhawks, aided by KU alumni from Dowdal Davis Etta Moten and Lloyd Kerford. Lonborg confirms the selection as Kansas rivals Pennsylvania and Indiana were finalists. Chamberlain, famed for a 50 point senior season, has visited KU twice and spurned pro offers for college.
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Fair and warm weather eyed for Kansas weekend
Mostly fair and warm conditions expected statewide with a windy western edge. Light drizzle reported in Topeka Chanute and Goodland produced no measurable moisture as highs range from the 50s to around 90 across regions.
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Tough civil service life in Britain faces threats
Tom Mullins of the National Assistance office catalogues the weapons used against officials by visitors last year as he pushes for continued full pay for duty, a proposal approved by the Civil Servants Conference without debate.
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Britain
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National Assistance (Relief) Office
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Radiation sickness cases reported by United Nations
The United Nations reported two cases of acute radiation sickness from Soviet ace experiments. The U N said the Soviet Union submitted a paper on two cases of acute radiation sickness in humans for the World Atomic Energy Conference in Geneva on August 20.
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Salk Critic on Trial Over Polio Vaccine Emails
In Miami, Duon H. Miller of Coral Gables and Folic Prevention Inc. face federal trial on June 7 for issuing libelous defaming emails attacking Dr. Jonas Salk and the polio vaccine. The judge set June 27 for Miller’s separate trial regarding the mailings that claimed the vaccine would lead to thousands of white coffins.
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Jonas Salk
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Duon H. Miller
Coral Gables
Salk
City Commission Sets May 31 For Paying Contract
The City Commission set May 31 as the payment date for a 300000 dollar concrete paving contract, described as the largest such contract the city has offered. The plan covers several Lawrence area streets including U1 Lawrence streets and the West Hills and Park Hill areas, involving about 90000 yards of concrete. Bids also due May 31 for sanitary sewer work in three new Lawrence additions and curb gutter and asphalt improvements on three streets.
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Ike Proud of His New Flag Pole in Gettysburg
President Eisenhower greeted guests at his Gettysburg home during a weekend visit to celebrate his mother in law's 77th birthday. A 30 foot flag pole gifted by the Suffolk County Republican Club of New York State stands on the front lawn, flying the deep blue presidential flag beneath the national emblem. Mrs. Eisenhower appeared fully recovered from a respiratory illness that prompted a White House briefing and political discussion.
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