Tests Fail to Disclose Living Virus
Washington AP reports the government blamed fundamentals weaknesses in safety testing for the Cutter polio vaccine incident. New standards promise safeguards against live virus in vaccines, while the four month inquiry found some Cutter lots contained live virus but could not determine exact causes. Cutter Laboratories praised the report, while acknowledging ongoing concern for those affected. The vaccine suspension began April 27 and vaccination programs paused pending new tests and resumed under revised guidelines.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Berkeley
Calder Laboratories
Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
Health Service Statement
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Sii States Public Health Service
Arthur Beck
USF
The
Health Service
Nationalists Seek Morocco Treaty Change and Return of Sultan
Istiqlal leaders demand revision of the French protectorate treaty and a return to legitimacy for Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. They call for Ben Youssef's recognition on the throne and discuss plans with French Premier Edgar Faure to end the Moroccan crisis. Delegates may meet Ahmed Balafrej in Geneva as talks proceed.
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Aix Les Bains
France
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Edgar Faure
Orsece
Morocca
Isfiqlal
Vorneca
Istiqlal
Geneva
Ahmed Balafrej
Faure
Balafrej
Ben Youssef
Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Boston Terrier Pudge at heart of Long Beach custody suit
In Long Beach a dispute over a Boston terrier named Pudge pits Mr. and Mrs. Hal B. Gregg against Mrs. Antone Johansen. The Greggs seek ownership, $100 damages, and custody. Sheriff custody was granted for five days with a $200 bond to release, while Mrs. Johansen contends the $30 vet bill was full purchase price.
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Pudge
Long Beach
Hal B. Gregg
Walnut Ave
Antone Johansen
E. 13Th St
Mrs. Johansen
Greggs
Atty
Arthur D. Guyer
Heiress Bride Dead Homicide Probe in Philadelphia
A 22 year old Philadelphia socialite Mrs Donis Silver Ostreicher, who eloped with Miami police officer Michael Ostreicher last June, was found dead in her apartment under unusual circumstances. Dr Samuel Manstein said he could not determine the death cause. Two occupants of the apartment were separated from her husband.
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Philadelphia
Miami
Fla
Donis Silver Ostreicher
Herman Silver
Food Faty Inc
Grace Chain
Zmart
Michael Ostreicher
Samuel Manstein
Ostreicher Intel
Ike Approves Flood Loans for Northeastern Areas
President Eisenhower approved up to 900 million in flood relief for the northeast. An executive order created the emergency program and tax amortization was approved for plants covered. The move followed two days of White House and agency reviews to aid defense and defense-supporting plants when loans on reasonable terms are unavailable.
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Denver
Eisenhower
White House
Offic of Defense Mobilization
Civil Defense Administration
Justice Department
Formosa Typhoon Wrecks Crops Near Taitung
Typhoon Ivis swept Formosa destroying about 80 percent of banana and sugar cane crops around Taitung on the southeast coast. Hundreds were left homeless, with no reports of casualties.
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Formosa
Taitung
A Likely Story Sports Car Attachment Conviction
A Los Angeles man Austin Nienhauser 41 of Pacific Palisades was convicted of misdemeanor hit and run after claiming a small foreign car followed him home. He admitted backing into the car owner Raymond Stephens and driving home before realizing the other car was attached. He was ordered to pay $50 in damages and fined $100.
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Los Angeles
Austin Nienhauser
Nienhauser
Pacific Palisades
Leo Freund
Raymond Stephens
Fifth Hurricane Edith Forms Over Atlantic
Edith, the year’s fifth hurricane, formed over the Atlantic with winds near 80 mph and a forecast eyeing 125 to 135 mph by Saturday. Located about 550 miles northeast of Puerto Rico, it moves west-northwest at 13 mph, with forecasters predicting intensification and extended watch.
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Miami
Edith
Atlantic
Gordon Dunn
Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Cape Hatteras, N
Giles
Calif. Woman Slashed by Rabid Wolf
A 25 year old California woman, Effie Lou Matthews of Oxnard, was attacked by a wolf on a farm front porch near Nebo Missouri. The wolf leaped and bit her face and upper lip. four dogs cornered it under the porch and the husband with his father killed the animal. Matthews was treated and released, with rabies treatment to begin.
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Lebanon
UPI
California
Effie Lou Matthews
Oxnard
Matthews
Dale
Night and Morning Clouds and Fog Then Sunny Afternoon
A weather note describes night and morning low clouds and fog with a bright sunny afternoon. Temperature shows little change.
Tax Rate on Property Rises Here
Long Beach set the property tax sale rate at 1.36 per 3100 of assessed valuation, with unofficial estimates suggesting a total rate increase around 49 cents per 100. County rates will be set next Tuesday, possibly raising the base to about 2.00 from 1.78, plus a school rise from 2.6674 to 2.8586. The sanitation and water districts are not expected to change much. total Long Beach tax was 36.4227 last year.
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Long Beach
Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Flood Control District
Sanitation District No
Lakewood
Metropolitan Water District
Wallet Stolen at Local Police Station Incident
Police desk sergeant Edward Christensen reported his wallet containing 202 dollars was stolen from a desk in the public complaints area of the L. B. Police Station while he mailed a letter and left briefly. the loss occurred within minutes.
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Edward Christensen
Christensen
All-City Rodeo Draws 700 Plus Young Anglers at Belmont Pier
More than 700 junior anglers under 16 gathered at Belmont Pier for the second annual All-City Rodeo. The wind and bait timing affected catches as competitors faced a mix of bites and setbacks. Roger Parsons, 12, joked about his own bad fishermans luck after listing several quirky losses and calling for a prize for such misfortune.
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Belmont Pier
Roger Parsons
Falcon Ave
Boy Spends Chilly Night Lost In Ozark Wilds Safe
A two year old boy wandered away from his Cassville Missouri home without clothing and survived a 15 hour trek in rugged Ozark terrain. He was found by his mother and brother in a strawberry patch near his home and taken to Cassville Community Hospital described as cold but unharmed. Two puppies that accompanied him remained missing. The boy’s family lives near Roaring River State Park.
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Cassville
Ozark Mountains
Missouri
Gail Taylor
Bessie Edwards
Joe
Gail
Sheriff's
George Smith
Cassvile Community Hospital
Lewis Taylor
Roaring River State Park
Where to Find It Island newspaper navigation note
The listings show where to locate various sections within the newspaper. It specifies pages for Beach Combing Bridge Classified Comesnes Crossword Editorial Financial Obituaries Radio and TV Shipping Table Sports Theaters tides temperatures Vital Statistics Wilson Women Your World and more across pages A-2 to C-8 and B-8.
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Boyle
Comesnes
Vital Statistics
Wilson
City Council Delays Date of Sales Tax
The City Council voted 8 to 1 to table an ordinance levying a 1 percent city sales tax delaying its start date beyond October 1. The decision drew applause from about 150 spectators and came after a brief two minute session. A tax delay until January 1 was deemed acceptable by a citywide sales tax committee.
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George M. Veremilian
Raymond C. Kealer
D. Pat Ahern
Toby Wick
Lakewenl
Vaile G. Young
Vermil‘Jion
Young
Lakewood
Asker
Tahoe Forest Fire Burns Uncontrolled in Nevada County
A wind whipped Tahoe National Forest blaze near Graniteville destroys four mine buildings and a ranch. About 1,000 men fight two Northern California fires, burning 1700 acres and 3 million board feet of timber. The second fire in Six Rivers NF aims to be controlled today. 450 on the lines include convicts and depot workers.
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Eureka
Yuba River
Tahoe National Forest
California
Six Rivers National Forest
Humboldt County
Tahoe
Nevada County
Graniteville
John Bigley
Folsom
San Quentin
Sierra Army Ordinance Depot
Herlong
Lassen County
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