Federal Polio Fund To Provide Vaccine For 13 Million Kids
Secretary Hobby proposed a 28 million dollar federal fund to supply free polio vaccine for about 3.35 million children, aiming to protect all children up to 19 regardless of ability to pay. Assistant Secretary Perkins read her remarks to the House Commerce Committee as Eisenhower asked for 2.5 million for uninsured vaccination, while hearings focus on broad distribution and safety testing authority.
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Washington
Hobby
House Commerce Committee
Roswell Perkins
Eisenhower
Commerce Committee
Priest
D+ Tenn
Welfare Department
Korea Armistice Line A Reminder of Red Defeat
General Maxwell D. Taylor, preparing to become U.S. Army chief of staff, urged that the Korean armistice line serve as a constant reminder to the Communist world and an encouragement to the free world of battlefield defeat of the Communists. He spoke to Tokyo Foreign Correspondents Club, saying the 8th Army front remains sound and battleworthy since the truce, and will leave June 5 to study the American mission en route through Southwest Asia and Europe.
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Tokyo
Maxwell D. Taylor
Far East
U.S. Army
Korea
Taylor
8Th Army
Tokyo Foreign Correspondents Club
Southwest Asia
Europe
West Won't Accept Russ Zone Idea Says George
Senator Walter F. George chairing the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says the free world will not accept a Russian proposed neutral zone in Europe. In Newsweek he cites Austria neutralization and fears for Italy and Yugoslavia. He expects the Soviet effort to fail as free-world strength grows.
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New York
Walter F. George
D-Ga
Free World
Europe
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Newsweek Magazine
Germany
Austria
Italy
Yugoslavia
Strauss Cautions About Trap on Atom Weapons
Lewis Strauss warns that an outlaw atomic weapons treaty would be a trap amid dangerous world affairs. The Atomic Energy Commission chair told a dinner that hostile climate and threats to freedom have forced a stockpile for simple self defense.
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Strauss
Kansas City
Lewis Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
Bill Drake Wins Derby at Epsom in 116th Derby
Phil Drake, racing for France, surged in the stretch to win the 116th running of the Epsom Derby in England. Pawaslipper Tom Ireland finished second, while Acropolis owned by Alice Lady Berky of England placed third among 23 three year olds in the world famous race.
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Epsom
England
Phil Drake
France
Pawaslipper
Tom Ireland
Acropolis
Alice Lady Berky
Factory guards out Vienna as Soviet firms dismiss
Soviet authorities handed dismissal notices to several thousand armed guards at Russian run factories in East Austria Vienna papers reported. Guards were offered jobs in Russia or satellite states if no Austrian work could be found.
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Vienna
Austria
Russia
Oskaloosa Eighth Grade Commencement Held at High School
The Eighth Grade Commencement was held Wednesday evening in the high school auditorium with Robert Taylor, principal of the grades, presiding. The seventh grade chorus sang two songs, The.
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Robert Taylor
A. P. Guterriez
Wyatt Gragg
Marybeth Rare
Henry Streator
Carson Thompson
Harold G. Barr
Lawrence
Halls of Ivy
Girls Sextet
Salina Industry Group Buys Track for Development Site
Salina Inc announces purchase of a railroad spur to spur future industrial growth. Funds come from $45,000 pledged by stockholders and additional stock at $100 per share. The plan includes rail connection from U.S. Highway 40 and cross-permission from highways department to attract new business, modeled after Lawrence Industrial Development Corporation.
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Salina
Lawrence Industrial Development ,Corp
Salina Inc
Thee Salina Corporation
Ssle
Salina Civic Corporation
Aspur
Sit
Highways ‘Department
U. S
Thehway 40
Saline County
Zonin
Lawrence Industrial Development Corporation
Lawrence Corporation
Ineat Chamber of
Cummoores
Lawrence
Altrade
Lawrences
Community Notes From Everest and Nearby Areas
Local pages recount visits by Kansas City residents Mr and Mrs Jarry Bowers to see relatives and tour Pleasant View cemetery. May church meetings feature Presbyterian Missionary Society hosts and a Bethany College choir trip. Families travel to Hiawatha and Highland for celebrations while others plan moves and educational choices. Betty du Maller to Baker University on scholarship. various local engagements and school events noted.
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Everest
Westburn
Jarry Bowers
Kansas City
Jennie Davis
Arthur Perry
Perry
Pleasant View Cemetery
Presbyterian Missionary Society
He Church
Bert McCall
Otha Waney
Birdie Alexander
McCall
Celia Phinney
Nellie Pennington
Maud Thompson
Lindsburg
Foster
Bethany College
Robert Turner
Charles Long
Frank Nyfeler
Hiawatha
Bowen
Kathleen Henshaw
Betty du Maller
Baker University
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Korea Armistice Line
Bill Drake
Oskaloosa
Salina Industry Group
Faulas
Kas
AP. Gutierrez
Cleo Pack
Marybeth Bar
Pan Vanover
Sam Easum
Ralph Easum
Topeka
Clyde Brooks
Valey Falls
Joe Mathews
Bill Luce
5. M. Easum
Council Grove
Fred Thompson
South
Frank Thomas
Lavon Smith
Strechee Hose
OYS
Highland
Louie Bowen
Marsha McKee
Marlin MrPherson
Miller Farm
Electris
Phil Stoggins
Famls
Detroit
Aud Donam
PTA
Alice Norman
Vern Hundley
Francis Dunbar
Glenn Walker
Jennie Bliss
Lila Means
Alice Tarker
Howard Wellman
Victor Edmonds
Mildred McPherson
Mabel McPherson
Baker
Roscoe Miller
William Patrick
Taralad
Hester
McQuiston
Cafornian
Mes Glas Davis
Washington, D.C
Bessie Tas
Mr. Slat Happy
Qur Shop
Venetian Blind Service
W. 7Th
L. D
Slim” Ryan
Shop Azzazued
Levi
Toggery
ATC Anaiaa OF
Crosley Freezer
Crosley
Shelvador
Gravitt's
Tire and Home Supply
Ches
Cava Surerdeer
Firestone
Frank
Conan
Nords
Vera
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