Group Forming to Police Polio Vaccine Allocation
Washington LB The government moved to form a national advisory committee to oversee the Sal polio vaccine distribution. It aims to immunize all children under 10 by August 1 and all under 20 by November 1, with seven to nine members from medical, pharmaceutical, public health and public groups.
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Washington
Oaceing
Eisenhower
Health, Education and Welfare
Oveta Culp Hobby
My' Jong
National Foundation For
Radford Visit Fears Shadow Formosa Strait Talks
TheRadford visit raises fear and hope as China's Chiang Kai-shek awaits a weakened United States stance on defending Quemoy and Matsu. Nationalists press for holding the island chains off the Chinese coast while awaiting guidance from the White House.
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Taipel
China
Arthur W. Radford
Walter 5. Robertson
State Department
Chirang Kai- Shek
United States
Quemoy 2d Matsu
Eisenhower
Formosa Strait
Chiang
Quemoy
Matslis
Red China
Foochow
Athoy
Salk Honored By Ike In White House Welcome
President Eisenhower awarded Jonas Salk a national thanks for polio work in a Rose Garden ceremony. Basil O’Connor and Mrs Salk stood with the family as Ike praised the developer of the vaccine. Salk children tested gifts while the president advised caution with a pocket knife gift.
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Jonas Salk
Eisenhower
White House
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For
Washington
Jonas E. Salk
Sherman Adams
Salk
Ike
Welfare
Hobby
New Deal
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mrs. Salk
Peter
Darrel
Jonathan
Eisennewer
Chidhood
Dr. Salk
Avery Beats Wolfson but by How Much
In Chicago during Montgomery Ward stockholders meeting voting was counted for control between Sewell Avery and Louis Wolfson. Authorities expect final totals in about three weeks as proxy votes and validity are resolved and distribution between slates finalized.
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Chicago
Bada
Sewell Avery
Louis Wolfson
Montgomery Ward and Co
Sewell Avery Wor
Louis Wofson
Wolfson
Ward
Avery
Schools Hit for Ignoring Selling Field
Al N Seares former Remington Rand vice president laments neglect of distribution as a profession in schools and vocational counseling. He cites New York interest gaps and warns 75 percent of U S salesmen lack formal training. Seares notes his own background and endorses better sales training programs.
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al N. Scares
Long Beach
Remington Rand, Inc
Executives Club
Wilton Hotel
Seares
Folgiat School
California College of Commerce
New York
United States
Reymond Gi. Seares
Redaniio Ave
Youth to Stand Trial on Marijuana Charge
A youth identified as Jack E. Almond was ordered to stand trial at Long Beach Superior Court on May 5 on two counts of illegal possession of marijuana. Officer James C. Naylor testified that he saw the youth swallow a marijuana cigarette at Almond's preliminary hearing, and Almond admitted it was marijuana.
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Jack E. Aumona
Long Beach Superior Court
James C. Naylor
Almond
Iit
Rail Strike Expands Across Three More L N Lines
The 41 day Louisville and Nashville strike widens to three additional lines affecting passenger and freight services at Birmingham and Evansville. Picketers target joint yards of Moline Central, Frisco, and Central of Georgia as L N crews outside strike pressure aid non striking workers. FBI cites sabotage after a main track dynamiting near Landon Kentucky as mediation efforts resume with rail and union officials.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Birmingham
Ala
Minois Central
Frisco Lines
Central of Georgia
Pickels
Evansville
Ind
U. S
Evanstrictville
William =. Steckler
Indianapolis
National Mediation Board
Southern
Labor strikes widen across rail, telecom and textile sectors
Governors in Atlanta sought a settlement in the 25 000 rail workers dispute while mediation continued over the 59 006 CIO Communication Workers strike against Southern Bell. Violence at Sperry Gyroscope eased after union limits pickets. a 23 000 textile workers dispute in New England showed progress as federal mediation began. A Huntsville Alabama textile strike and a Detroit chemical workers pact also emerged.
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CIQ
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Atlanta
Sérs
Sperry
Lake Success
New York
CIO International Union of Electrical Workers
State Supreme Court
U.S
CIO
New England
Lewiston
Bates Manufacturing Co
Huntsville
al Manufacturing Co
Lincoln Mills
Detroit
Parke, Davis & Co
CIO Chemmical Workers Union
West Germans vote in test election in Lower Saxony
Bonn republic voters in Lower Saxony choose state parliament in a poll seen as a barometer for Adenauer's rearmament policy and federal Bundestag chances. The contest pits CDU against Socialists led by Hinrich Kopf amid wartime rebuilding and defense treaty implications. Votes could shape Bundesrat strength and passage of antiwar measures. Meanwhile Parke-Davis polio vaccine talks with CIO union risk delay as contract talks for 2000 workers run past May 1 deadline.
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Hannover
Bonn
Lower Saxony
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Europe
Adenauer
Bundesrat
Christian Democratic Party
Hinrich Kopf
Gein Ja
Parke-Davis
Wo!t
H¢ Cio Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Atomic Survival City test to blow big area in Las Vegas
A large Civil Defense demonstration titled Survival City will stage the biggest atomic age test yet. The plan covers a 500 foot detonation tower and ten structures, two power systems, gas lines, tanks and four communications towers, all over 160 feet tall, to study heat and blast effects on homes and materials. More than 2,000 troops, 400 civil defense workers and hundreds of energy commission staff will participate, with 1,400 observers nearby.
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Las Vegas
Thames
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Goneration Cue
Morehan
Atomic, Energy Commission
Ab News Noir
Frome
Nan
Ground Zero
Civil Defense
Police Slay Detective in Mistake Duel
Oliver Grems, 33, a former Denver policeman and Southern Pacific railroad detective, was killed in a gun battle with two Oakland plainclothes officers who mistook him for a robber. The 1:20 am incident began with a car parked near Bay and 7th Streets. Grems fired three times as officers, after identifying themselves, opened fire. Grems, a World War II Marine sergeant and father of two, had moved to Oakland last December to be near his wife’s relatives.
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Oakland
Oliver Grems
Denver
Grems
Southern Pacific Railroad
West
Anil 'Grems
Jahather
John L. Brooks
Jewel A. Bennett
Grenis
Bay and
Tth Sts
Southern Pacific Yards
Brooks
Bennett
Rimi al
Marine Corps
Sin Town Lottery Czar Reveals Election Payoffs in Phenix City Case
In Birmingham, Godwin Davis Sr. testified that ex-prosecutor Arey Ferrell was present when gamblers gave 18000 to Lee Porter, Patterson’s rival, during the Democratic primary for attorney general. Patterson was slain 18 days after winning the nomination. Ferrell faces first degree murder charges as the probe ties into vice-era Phenix City.
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Birmingham
Ala
Godwin Davis Sr
Arey Ferrell
Slsin
A. L. Patterson
Patterson
Phenix
Ferrell
Davis
Phenix City
Lee Porter
Gadsden
Petterson
Funace
Ferrer
Porter
Bob Luckie
Jnandhing
Ohellate
Ezax
Msaid
Barna Club
Pisces
Mone
Earhigv Today
Coast Guard Quizzing Sinking Dispute Resumes in LA
The Coast Guard hearing into the sinking of a luxury yacht off Pt Arguelly resumed in Los Angeles on orders of a federal court. Attorneys for Transatlantic Steamship Co asked for a cont inance as Parramatta owners and Swedish parties clash over jurisdiction. Five aboard the Soomba were lost after the Parramatta rammed the yacht Thursday off Pt Arguelly.
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Coast Guard
U. S. 1 Federal Court
William A C Roethke
Transatlantic Steamship Co
Parramatta
Marine Inquiry
A. Parkfeldt
Goteborg
Sweden
Los Angeles International
iCoast Guard
U. S
Ben Harrison
Millionaire Engineer Mudd Leaves Estate To Family School And Firms
Los Angeles i Mining engineer Harvey Seeley Mudd died April 12 in Beverly Hills at 66. His $10 million estate benefits wife Mildred and son Henry T Mudd and daughter, plus nine Los Angeles area trusts, and gifts to Claremont College, Caltech, Stanford, Columbia University, and to his employees. He called his family his debt and left $15,000 to each year of service, with caps. References to other bequests detail $2.5 million to his widow and $500,000 to each child, among others.
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Los Angeles
Harvey Seeley Mudd
Mildred
Beverly Hills
Chhldren
Henry T. Mudd
Ceryll Mudd Sprague
Mary R. Phillips
Emily L. Lelly
Claremont College
Jcalin
Columbia University
New York
California Institute For Technology
Stanford University
Nationalist Taiwan offers reward for Communist agents
The Nationalist government in Formosa announced a reward of 50,000 silver dollars for information leading to the arrest of Communist agents. The offer was disclosed today and emphasizes the crackdown on subversive activity on the island.
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Formosa
Press eleoram Publishes Anny sxpepe on Fine Avenue
Unclear OCR text shows a local notice or brief with names and figures. Contains scattered numbers and terms like Bureau of Circulation and monthly year references. Summarizes a generic publication or distribution notice with limited readable details.
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Anny
Bea Saliforma
Eost ‘Run
Erie Dallveryaom
Fini la Bee
Eulerea Bears Act
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Landon
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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FBI
Survival City
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Andrew Seher
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