Barker Refused Permission to Visit Susan in Hospital
Susan Hayward, 33, lay in a Hollywood hospital after detectives said she was found unconscious in a Sherman Oaks home from what was described as a sedative overdose. Ex-husband Jess Barker flew from New Orleans and sought access but was denied. doctors expect her to recover within days.
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Mail to Begin as Certified About June 7
Washington Postmaster General Summerfield said certified mail will become a regular postal operation around June 1 depending on distribution of millions of new forms. The service costs 15 cents in addition to regular postage and is for mail with no intrinsic value where proof of delivery is desired. Regular registered mail costs 30 cents more and will continue but operates at a loss.
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Second Time Cutter Recall Highlights Firm's Troubles
Berkeley brief notes recall of Cutter Laboratories polio vaccine as the second major withdrawal in under a decade. Previous May 1948 recalls covered entire lines of dextrose and glucose solutions after contamination findings in the Northwest and South. The ASA reported deaths linked to a 3 percent saline solution, prompting a stop order and nationwide retraction of all dextrose and glucose solutions for public safety.
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Denver Boy 16 Dies After Gang Beating
Frank A. Gomezadr, a 16 year old West Denver High School junior, collapsed and died at home Tuesday nine days after he was beaten by a gang of teenagers. The incident underscores ongoing youth violence in the city.
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Eight Stricken After Polio Shots One Dies
Polio vaccination scare spreads as eight people including a 1-year-old Idaho girl and a Berkeley man are stricken or die from polio or suspected vaccine-related paralysis. Cutter Laboratories produced the vaccine linked, and officials halt mass immunization while tracing exposure and incubation periods.
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No Cause for Serum Alarm Seen in L B County
Bellflower health officials report that of 5200 children inoculated, none contracted polio and only five to six had any reaction, mostly nausea and mild fever vanishing in 24 to 36 hours. State urges reporting any illness after Cutter vaccine. Orange County halted immunizations ordered by Dr Edward Lee Russell, with about 6500 inoculations planned for the week.
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Polio Vaccination, Cutter Worries Stir California Health Brief
In Sacramento a measure extending 3957 to allow hot plates in Torrance areas was approved. In Santa Ana officials tested 125 Cutter vaccine vials and found two with live virus, which were destroyed. Long Beach said all polio vaccine met safety tests, and state health officials noted no problems from other licensed producers. Further investigation will identify the affected lots. local officers to send jet numbers to Berkeley.
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Foes of U. N. Charge Russ Control World Policing
In San Francisco a panel debate accused the United Nations of enabling Russian military police control and asserted Eisenhower did not defend sovereignty. Myron Fagen and Roy Pursell argued the U N oversteps, while remarks linked World Government aims to U S policy and UN actions. About 5000 children would receive vaccine at Clark Air Base under the plan.
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Call Back Vaccine for Polio Stop Order Issued
A temporary halt on Cutter polio vaccine use was issued after six polio cases, five in California, emerged among vaccinated children. Officials seek to identify vaccine lots, notify local health officers, and urge parents to monitor children and contact physicians for any illness signs.
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Atomic civil defense test postponed amid weather and wind
The Atomic Energy Commission halted the large public test at Yucca Flat after weather briefings cited adverse winds that could carry fallout toward populated areas. The 2,800 observers and troops faced a second 24 hour delay after two TNT wind-measuring shots. The event, originally set for Tuesday, may proceed Thursday if conditions improve.
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Senators Back Talks on Formosa Cease-Fire with Reds
Senator Alexander Smith endorsed face-to-face talks with Communist China to seek a straight cease-fire in the Formosa area. He noted Secretary Dulles aimed to explore the possibility, while Nationalist Taipei voiced disappointment, urging Nationalists be represented if talks occur.
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Top U.S. envoys head to Formosa amid talks on Taiwan defense
Radford and Robertson departed to brief President Chiang Kai-shek on a military diplomatic mission. Officials stress the aim to bolster Far East defenses, while Nationalists deny proposals to abandon Quemoy and the Matsus amid shelling reports and a shifting cease-fire mood under a new open-door policy toward Red China.
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Senate passes bill on school district independence
The Senate Tuesday approved a bill to protect independent school districts when parts are annexed by cities. Assemblyman Bruce Allen (R-Saras) had the measure sent back to the lower house for concurrence in amendments. The bill, debated two years ago, aims to prevent impoverishment of districts when wealthy city annexations occur.
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Psychiatrist testifies in Meloche murder trial
Court appointed Dr. Thomas Meyers said Meloche could have strangled Alexandra Roos in an involuntary movement of his hands. He added Meloche might not have intended to kill but was goaded into shaking her after she taunted him. Meloche admits choking the bank clerk and dumping her body in Latigo Canyon after she confronted him. Mrs. Anita Meloche backed her husband’s testimony, claiming Roos once offered money to leave him.
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Clark Air Force Base Children Vaccinated
Manila reports that children of U S military personnel at Clark Air Force Base received the Salk polio vaccine Tuesday. The vaccination effort aimed to protect civilians stationed at the base and their families from poliomyelitis.
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Bar Prober Denies Riding Jimmy Utley
Los Angeles U Herbert Hainer, accused of offering bribes to legalize bingo in Venice, denies ever representing Jimmy Utley. Pat Hallner testifies he would not recognize Utley. Hallner also denies meeting Utley in L A. Hallner is charged with offering bribes to push legalization.
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