Cutter Polio Vaccine Outcry Shocks Nation
Cutter Laboratories vaccine for polio was ordered withheld after eight paralytic cases linked to its use were reported. The Public Health Service in Washington directed immediate withdrawal and a nationwide stop, with officials warning doctors and who received shipments to return unused portions. Local health departments halted injections and urged calm as tests continue.
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Classifieds and notices wrap the city pages
A brief regional index lists where to find various sections across the newspaper such as Beach Combing on B-1, Editorial on A-22, Obituaries on B-2, Sports on A-24 to A-27, and Tides Temperatures on B-14, guiding readers to specific pages and column areas.
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Evacuation of 200 Families Near Philippine Volcanos
Manila reports 200 families begin evacuation from the Makaturing and Rorowanga volcanic area on Mindanao Island. Authorities say both volcanoes south of Lake Lanao are spewing smoke and small boulders from craters. Makaturing, 9,025 feet high, has not erupted in 350 years. Rorowanga lies within two miles of Makaturing.
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Antitrust Suit Targets Hilton Statler Merger
Washington Atty Gen Brownell filed a federal antitrust suit against Hilton Hotels Corp and Statler Hotels Delaware Corp seeking divestiture of Hilton properties in Washington, St Louis, and Los Angeles. The case challenges the Statler merger as violating the Clayton Act, arguing reduced competition in hotel services and major conventions.
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Pay Boosts Sought by Steel Union
United Steelworkers notified 88 basic steel firms it will seek unspecified pay boosts for 600000 members. President David J. McDonald said notices were mailed, triggering 30 day negotiations under the 1954 contract. A wage reopening clause and a potential strike by midnight June 3 are included.
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Volcanoes erupt in Hawaii with lava bursts 50 feet high
In Hawaii’s Puna district on the island’s northeast, volcanoes resumed erupting on Tuesday after a near three week quiet. Lava spouted about 50 feet in bursts as a series of eruptions from February 28 to April 8 razed homes and sugar cane lands, reshaping the area.
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Dutch couple ships pachyderm to Long Beach auto dealer
A Dutch couple raffled a white elephant during a Europe tour and sent the animal to A. McKenzie Jr. in Cerritos, lot of mischief and disbelief as the “ivory tower” elephant is due to arrive at Los Angeles Harbor on May 29 with plans for the owner to be on the dock. The incident drew reactions from Miss Florence Stoner and family, who joke about the prank and await the elephant’s arrival with a Brownie camera ready.
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Wedding Against Dope Precedes a Heroin Habit
A 1953 report follows 17 year old Diane Lee Skelly and her 21 year old fiancé Gordon Keith Clark as they slide from heroin use toward marriage. Their pattern of dosing continues despite plans for a life together and a hoped abstention after matrimony.
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Man Shoots Two Fells by Officers in Pa. Standoff
In Frackville Pennsylvania a man named Charles Klevis 28 shot two relatives then held his mother hostage for four hours before neighbors disarmed him. He bragged to police and said there was nothing to talk about. His wife and daughter Charlott 15 were wounded during the attack.
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Plane crash reported near Kumba in West Africa
A UP report from Lagos Nigeria says an Exench plane carrying 17 passengers crashed near Kumba in the British Cameroons area of West Equatorial Africa.
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FHA Orders Closing Cost Cash Payment
The FHA tightened mortgage rules requiring buyers with government insured loans to pay closing costs in cash at settlement, coordinating with the VA which aims to end no down payment financing. The VA plans to require upfront closing costs on loans it backs, while FHA retains down payments. no effective date given.
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Luck Runs Out He Should Have Let Well Enough Alone
Gary Sanders 22 of Palm Springs eluded deputies during a highway phase for drunk driving. He was later arrested after sneaking up on the sheriff’s squad car parked at a roadside cafe and tying a knot in the radio aerial.
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Peace Hopes Bright Ike Tells Press
President Eisenhower said he has been in private correspondence with Soviet defense leader Zhukov within the past three weeks, offering slim hope for improved U S Soviet relations. He spoke at a news conference noting cautious optimism about world peace while warning about a Red Chinese air buildup near Formosa. He did not plan a meeting with Allied leaders now but left open the possibility, as Dulles MacMillan and Pinay prepare a May 9 Paris discussion.
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