Polio Serum to Reach Under 30 and Pregnant Mothers
California will distribute its first 18 000 doses of gamma globulin to people under 20 and pregnant women exposed to polio. Dr Wilton L Halverson said the state’s share was based on the five year case count times 60 cents.
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Vietminh Cut Deep in Laos
HANOT Indochina UP reports three Red spearheads pressing into the heart of Laos as French estimates say Chinese Communist supplies to Vietminh rebels have surged from 1000 to 3000 tons monthly. General Salan notes more Chinese technicians and armed advisors, with Vietminh receiving increased Russian designed shells labeled Made in China, amid mounting aid.
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U S Boosts Aid to French in Indochina
Washington reports secret additional United States military aid to Indochina to support French and local forces against a Communist offensive. Funds will finance hardware such as tanks artillery planes and ammunition and back a Mayer plan to field 54 new commandos across Indochina. Delivery is expected soon but may not affect Laos battle outcomes.
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Taft to Push Rent Control Bill in Senate
Senate Republican Leader Taft said he would seek to extend federal rent control through the Senate without delaying debate over submerged oil lands. The House voted 187 to 66 to continue ceilings for three months in cities and a year in defense areas, with other types due to expire April 30. Taft may seek clearance to pass the measure by unanimous consent before the deadline.
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Order UC Reinstate 18 Fired Professors
The California Supreme Court denied back pay while ordering reinstatement for eighteen UC professors discharged for refusing to sign the loyalty oath. Led by psychology professor Edward C. Tolman, the group had been dismissed July 1, 1950 after the Regents required the oath. Weigel, attorney, argues back pay is due and hopes a settlement avoids new suit.
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Plane Engine Sabotage Probed by FBI in Ford Engine Plant
The Tribune reports the FBI began an investigation Thursday into suspected sabotage of five aviation engines worth $1,000,000 at the Ford aircraft engine plant in Chicago. The case centers on deliberate damage to key components, prompting federal inquiry and heightened security measures.
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