Revised Army Bill Clears House Path Next Week
Rep Brooks predicts passage of a revised Army reserve bill in the House with no trouble. Rep Powell argues the measure worsens segregation issues and vows new antisegregation amendments. The compromise bill, approved 11-1 by an armed services subcommittee, omits direct National Guard references and adds a six month teen training program to avert a stalemate over segregation. It advances to the full committee for early approval and quick House action.
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Brooks
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Eisenhower
House
Powell
D-Ny
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National Guard
Pentagon
Fowell
Lisenhower
Armed Services Committee
Tunsday
Nuick
Senate
Panel of Medical Experts OKs Continuing Salk Polio Program
A panel of medical experts voted 8-2 to continue inoculating youngsters with the Salk polio vaccine. The meeting before a House Commerce subcommittee included a dissenting letter from Dr William McB. Harmon favoring a halt. The panel later supported Sabin’s view to substitute attenuated strains when practical and to suspend use of the Mahoney virus until a less virulent strain is found.
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Jonas
Washington
House Commerce
Willam McB. Hammon
University of Pittsburgh
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Children's Hospital Research Foundation
Cincinnati
Sabin
John Y. Enders
Children’s Hospital
Boston
James A. Shannon
National Institutes of Health
Bethes
Tute
York
Nelvemen
Francis and
Shannon
Rivers
Danield Borgsmin
New Jersey
Walter Reed Army Center
Colin Macheod
Bellevue Medical Center
New York
Franc L. Harsfall Jr
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Horace L. Hodes
Mount Sinai Hospital
Beach Patrol Judges Bathing Suit Decency
Chicago police will assess bathing suit decency on city beaches by sight alone. A spokesman said decisions will be case by case and no measurements will be used, since women may object to tapes. The approach relies on individual standards rather than a fixed rule.
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Italians Seize Free Bank Theft Suspects Rome
In Rome police held seven hours for four Americans tied to a New York bank robbery case. Joseph Vitacco 28 of Brooklyn and three other men gave names Riordan O Connell and MacGuire. Interpol alert led to arrest. they denied charges and said they planned to return to New York. They were staying at Residence Palace Hotel in Parioli.
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New York Jets
Europe
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Manhattan Bank
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Queens
I Vitacco
Sal
Peter J. Riordan
John Timothy O'Connell
Daniel William
MacGuire
New York City
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Vitacca
Vitacco
Riodan
French Strike Ends in Queens Bank Heist Fallout
A two day strike in Queens ended after a clash with police as workers, led by families including Ray O Connell, declared innocence in a bank holdup case. The group resumed work at France's largest shipyard in St Nazaire after the incident, with the workers arguing it was a mistake and calling for freedom to travel. Ray Riordan and others wired funds home during the protest.
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France
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O'Connell
Ray
Queens
Arej
SSS
John
Riordan
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