Johnson vows to lead Senate again after heart attack
Washington reports Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, Democrat of Texas, announces he will return as Democratic Senate leader next January for the second session of the 84th Congress. He shows signs of recovery after his July heart attack and aims to push domestic issues like highway, health, and rent acts, while commenting on Eisenhower’s congress.
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Only 565 Children in N. Y. Polio Booster Report
New York health officials report only 565 children have secured a second free polio shot by the deadline. Parents face a Friday cutoff as city centers in Manhattan and Brooklyn offer the booster while some families wait for fall or are away on summer vacations.
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Defiers of Police Fight Penalties in Vermont
In Brattleboro Vermont Miller 47 and his wife Lucille 45 defied arrest at the Bethel home May 3. A federal court sentenced Perry Miller to one year and a day and a $3 0000 fine for forcibly resisting federal authority. The couple faced concurrent sentences and the siege ended with tear gas as state police surrounded the residence.
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