Vows Serum Plan Prompts Debate On Distribution
President Eisenhower and aides discuss a proposed plan to buy surplus Salk vaccine for needy children, with focus on how private doctors would be paid and how distribution would be controlled. Senate and House committees schedule hearings. 5 to 9 age group highlighted as most at risk. Several polio vaccine makers face safety reviews amid mounting cases.
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U S Eyes Viet Nam Monarchy in a Constitutional Form
United States policy favors supporting the democratic trend in Viet Nam while signaling openness to a constitutional monarchy if that form develops. If Bao Dai’s rule weakens, a successor with tightly limited powers could be established to maintain stability and continuity amid political immaturity.
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Gun-Toting Judge Siege Ends After Tear Gas Shells
A gun-toting judge and his wife, Mrs. Miller, were cornered in their Vermont home as tear gas was fired through windows ending a 19 hour siege. Mrs. Miller, a noted anti-Communist pamphleteer, was later adjudged insane in Federal Court at Burlington on April 1 related to influences urging draft evasion.
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Foreign Aid Plan Faces Bipartisan Skepticism in Congress
In Washington Senator Byrd predicts heavy opposition to President Eisenhower's new aid program. He notes over 10 billion dollars of past foreign aid remain unspent and urges using carryovers before any new economic assistance. Mansfield questions the plan and favors boosting technical assistance over direct aid.
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Editor Bergman Named Philadelphia Journal Editor
Tuesday named Bernard A Bergman editor of the Philadelphia Journal News. Bergman succeeds Ruppel, former editor of Colliers Magazine.
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