Army Opens Naval Shipyard Career in Atomic Energy
The Army announces new Atomic Energy career paths in Naval Shipyard roles. It seeks volunteers from Regular and Reserve officers, including Lt. Levin, Caltech and Pasadena tech grads, for Korea duty on the USS PCE and for research, development, and supply work in military atomic energy applications. Advanced training may be provided at universities or Sandia Base. A parallel enlisted career plan is under development with details to follow.
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New ROK Army Units on Korean Fronts
The U S Republic of Korea Army reports the 15th and 12th ROK Divisions activated last November are manning sectors on the eastern and general front. The 15th has seen several small clashes in the past week, while the 12th was already active. Lt. John H. McKeever is to relieve Lt. Charles Neal aboard USS Henderson. A dancing party is planned at the Armed Services YMCA with hostess duties by American ettes. A kitchen party will be hosted by Ruth Leopard with Lt. Comdr. A F Zagar and Ly A L Patton released to active duty.
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End of Flu Scourge Seen. Vaccine Discovery Promises Wipeout
United Nations officials report a new preventive influenza vaccine developed by World Health Organization scientists. The vaccine aims to stop all flu strains before outbreaks and was created by researchers in 55 laboratories across 44 countries under the World Influenza Center in London. The serum is not yet widely available but is described as the first antiflu vaccine usable in advance of infection.
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Immunization Output Hopes Rise Amid Supply Limits
Officials note vaccine supply severely restricts how many people can be immunized yet express optimism that production will increase soon. They stress prioritizing high risk groups while distribution challenges persist across regions.
Controls Outlook Only One of Time
Washington reports that federal wage and price controls near end with the law expiring April 30. President Eisenhower opposes extension and may terminate early. Weiss announced immediate termination, but White House says authority limited to notices by March 5 and questions if curbs end before deadline.
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