U S Releases New Batch of Salk Serum
Washington AP government opens broad new polio vaccine research program with university industry cooperation and releases about 200 000 shots under new standards. Health Service oversees 300 000 shots allocation via the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as Wyeth Laboratories produced the vaccine.
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Washington
Leonard Scheele
Health Service
National Foundation For
Wyeth Laboratories
Marietta
The
First Lady to Join Ike on Geneva Trip for Big 4
The White House announced plans for Mrs. Eisenhower to accompany President Eisenhower to Geneva for the Big Four conference. A tentative schedule includes a July 14 departure on the Columbine II with one refueling stop in Iceland, arriving Geneva July 16. Press Secretary Hagerty noted plans could change and a newsplane would accompany the President.
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Washington
Upi
White House
Eisenhower
Geneva
Columbine
Air Force Base
Keflavik
Iceland
James cl Hagerty
Towle
Hagerty
Iceland Air Force Base
Gettysburg
Big Rolls of 100s Trap 2 in Vegas on Holdup Count
LAS VEGAS two men spotted using crisp one hundred dollar bills drew a cross nation police probe into a possible link with the biggest cash robbery on record. New York police showed mug shots to a Chase Manhattan Bank employee in Queens for the April 6 305000 robbery by gunmen. Detectives checked fingerprints and questioned casino cashiers who said Frank Ellsworth and Ray Wilson traded chips with hundreds. Ellsworth had 61 hundred dollar bills and Wilson 91 when nabbed. Both men booked. Ellsworth freed on habeas writ then rearrested for failing to register as an ex convict. The pair’s other cash was seized.
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Las Vegas
New York
Chase Manhattan Bank
Queens
N. Y
Henry Bardenhagen
Frank Ellsworth
Ray Wilson
B. J. Hanlon
Ellsworth
Wilson
Elsworth
Frank Elsworth
Eden hints Soviets may join Western arms pool, NATO stay
London reports Prime Minister Eden at a dinner outlines Western openness to Soviet inclusion in a future arms pool while affirming NATO unity and U S partnership. He states Britain will not break NATO, will not part from the United States, and backs German unification, urging careful talks at Geneva and later with foreign secretaries.
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London
Eden
European Union
Russia
Germany
Britain
NATO
United States
Geneva
Radio and TV listings and section references
A compact index lists where to find newspaper sections and page designations for content such as beach combing, Boyle, bridge, classifieds, comics, crossword, editorials, financials, obituaries, shipping, theaters, tides, temperatures, Wilson, women, and world news across pages A-2 to B-17. It serves as the navigation guide for readers to locate daily features and columns.
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Boyle
Wilson
Bond Vote Approved for Airport Expansion Plan
Local council approves a bond issue to fund expansion at the airport. Navy plans 13.6 million dollars for subsidence remedial work at Long Beach Naval Shipyard over three fiscal years. Captain Honsinger notes the project ranks 4th of 145 world public works items for 1957 and cites yard value and limited dredging needs as factors. The epicenter subsidence could reach 30 feet by 1970 based on charts.
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Navy
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
L. V. Honsinger
Honsinger
Washington
Capt. Honsinger
Boston
San Francisco Naval Shipyard
Long Beach
California Edison
Alls Well Baby Swap at California Hospital Mixup
In San Diego suburb Chula Vista a home diaper change led to a baby swap mixup. Mrs Rhea Jeanne Irick greeted a girl as her newborn but hospital staff later identified the other infant Calvin Eugene Irick as the correct baby. Two nurses retrieved the girl and returned her to her mother at the hospital. The hospital confirmed the error and said anklet bracelets aided identification. The Iricks and Wernecke families, with Navy veteran father William, are estranged.
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San Diego
Rhea Jeanne Irick
Eugene Hicks
Chula Viste
Calvin Eugene Irick
Herman Wernecke
Gwenn Harmer
Irick
Wernecke
William
64 Million Hold Jobs New Record
Washington reports more than 64 million Americans employed in June the highest figure in history. Unemployment rose to 2,679,000 but by only 190,000, a small June increase since World War I. Manufacturing and trade jobs surged, with overtime peaking as hiring expanded across industries.
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Washington
Commerce and Labor Departments
Mitchell
Weather Update Clears for Saturday and Cool Start
Generally clear conditions forecast for Saturday with night and morning low clouds and fog. A slightly cooler Saturday afternoon expected as temperatures ease.
House Group Urging Foreign Aid Slash
The House Appropriations Committee voted a 20 percent cut totaling 627.9 million dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid request while sending a 2.653 billion dollar bill to the House for debate. It cited a chaotic fiscal situation in military aid and protested last minute obligations aimed to shield funds from rescission. The panel warned against reserving unobligated balances and urged reappraisal of obligations to free money for future programs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Rep
Passman
D.-La
Defense Department
Department
Housewife Fatally Injured. 16-Year-Old Boy Confesses
In Atlanta, a 46-year-old housewife, Mrs. Sarah White, was found slain with a bullet wound and savage blows in her bedroom. A 16-year-old high school pupil is charged after allegedly confessing to the homicide, telling police the woman teased him and he struck her.
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Atlanta
Sarah White
G. H. Christien
NM. W. Flangan
Runway Extension Bond Considered By City Council
The Long Beach council endorsed a $5.358 million plan to extend the municipal airport runway to 10,000 feet with a parallel taxiway and underpasses. A bond election was discussed for November, with federal and state aid sought to support the project to keep Douglas Aircraft competitive for jet and turbo-prop orders through 1958 and 1959.
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Sam. EK. Vickers
Lakewood Rlvd
Forakewood Blvd
Spring St
Douglas Aircraft Co
K.G. Farrar
Long Beach
Farrar
Air Force
Turncoats Departure Delayed by Transit Permit Failures
Peiping radio announced the postponement of three turncoat American soldiers' release near the Hong Kong border with Red China. The delay was blamed on British authorities not supplying transit permits. no new departure date was given.
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Reds
London
Upi
Peiping Radio
Hong Kong
Red China
Peiping
Duke Tosses Jolly Good Show Riverboat Party
A flotilla of empty champagne bottles drifted down the Thames after a riverboat party hosted by the Duke of Devonshire. Princess Margaret and her cousin Princess Alexandra attended as guests with Humphrey Lyttelton providing Dixieland music. Margaret danced all evening and disembarked at Richmond around 3 am.
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London
Thames
Princess Margaret Gance
Duke of Devonshire
Humphrey Lyttelton
Margaret
Princess Alexandra
Alexandra
Princess Margaret
Richmond
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Sloboda
Douglas
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Meg
Charleston
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