Delayed Polio Shots Loom After Safety Meeting
Vaccine makers Parke-Davis & Co and Eli Lilly plan to send virus experts to a Monday conference on new safety standards. The Public Health Service offered no comment as tests could add three to five days, or 28 to 35 days for retesting already made vaccine. The immunization program, halted two weeks earlier due to post inoculation cases, resumed a week ago with Parke-Davis and Lilly supplies. Health authorities report 79 confirmed post inoculation cases and five deaths, with nearly six million children vaccinated since April.
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Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Public Health Service
Parke-Davis
Eli Lilly
Health Service
Boy 10 Used as Shield by Father in Shootout
In Somerset Kentucky a 10 year old boy Otis Whitaker Jr was used as a shield by his father Gus Whitaker during a gun battle with deputies serving an untaxed liquor warrant. The boy was near death from a head wound. The father and Deputy Sheriff Raymond Meece were in critical condition. Deputy Claude Daulton was wounded slightly. A deputy and three officers responded to the Whitaker farm home Friday. The father fired as officers arrived. Police returned fire, injuring the boy and father multiple times.
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UPI
Gillmore Phelps
Gus Whitaker
Raymond Meece
Phelps
Meers
Whitakers Farm
Whitaker
Otis Jr
Reece
Claude Daulton
Bandit Grabs Purse From Woman Near Anaheim Street
A robber assaulted Elizabeth Ewing, 63, in an alley near Anaheim Street between Obispo and Freeman Avenues on Friday, ripping her purse containing 43 dollars and 35180 in endorsed checks. The assailant, described as 20 to 30 years old with dark hair, knocked her down and fled.
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Anaheim St
Obispo
Freeman Aves
Streetcar Blast Causes Burns and Stampede in Los Angeles
In a Glendale streetcar during Friday rush hour a fuse box exploded. Two persons were burned and about 40 others stampeded in panic. Michael Silverman, 11, treated for horn injuries on leg and arm, and Frank Racobellis, 49, suffered burns to hand and leg.
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Los Angeles
Michael Silverman
Frank Racobellis
Lettuce Prices Drop to Four Cents on Bumper Crop
Arizona and California lettuce growers cut prices to four cents a head to market one of the largest bumper crops in years. Western Growers Association official C B Moore warned some growers face financial ruin and some have stopped harvesting as retail prices to consumers were expected to fall sharply. The two states supply almost two thirds of the nation’s supply.
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Arizona
California
C. B. Moore
Western Growers Assn
Moore
Four armed robbers steal $89,727 from Jacksonville bank
A band of four held Jesse Wood's family hostage at his Jacksonville home before forcing him to help rob the First National Bank. The vault opened at 8:30 a.m. and the robbers fled in a 1955 Oldsmobile and a gray Buick, possibly with South Carolina or Virginia plates. Local sheriff says the men planned to return by 9 a.m. and warned of deadly force if alarms sounded.
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Ala
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Jesse N. Wood
First National Bank
Alabama
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Anniston Star
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Roy Sand
Calhout County
South Carolina
Virginia
East West Talks Planned at U N Birthday Fete
The United Nations will host high level East West talks during its 10th anniversary in San Francisco next month with Molotov confirming Russia’s presence and Dulles Pinay also set to attend. If all four attend a Big Four leaders conference may follow in July in an undecided neutral country. Eisenhower’s attendance remains under consideration as he plans a six day fishing trip to New England.
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Texas
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West Point
5Th Ave
New York
Berlin
U.S
Henry Parkman
Georgi M. Pushkin
Southwest Rebounds From Week of Floods and Rains
Storms and floods across Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico caused millions in damage and six deaths as residents returned home from flood waters. Beavers Creek and Cow Creek overflow damaged Wau-tika, leaving 200 homeless. Clearing skies spread over the region and temperatures varied from the 30s to 80s across the nation.
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Texas
Oulahoma
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Cache
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Viet Nam Rebels Face Treason Trials
Saigon reports government orders arresting two Bao Dai aides and several Binh Xuyen leaders on treason charges. Death penalty possible if convicted. Accusations tie to failed May coup against Premier Ngo Dinh Diem. France withdraws troops. Gen Ely seeks relief. NR Committee telegrams Eisenhower and 421 nations backing Bao Dai deposition.
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France
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Indochina
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New York School Protection Racket Exposed
Fourteen year old Joseph Thompson's truancy stemmed from being forced to pay a dime to an older student or face beating. Burgos, 16, is charged with petty larceny and third degree assault after grabbing a fountain pen to compel payment. Bail set at $300 for a Thursday hearing. At Haaren High School another case ties to a student indicted in a separate slaying. A Brooklyn incident saw teens assault a police officer at an elevated station. two youths jailed on earlier felonious assault charges.
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Joseph Thompson
Young Thompson
Haaren High School
Wiliam Deerson
John Burgos
Thompson
Burgos
Jane
Frank Santang
William Blankenship Jr
Brooklyn
South Gate Scouts To Appear On Wrangler Jim Show
Five South Gate Boy Scouts and an Explorer Scout will appear on the Wrangler Jim program on KABC to demonstrate camping skills. Scouts Earl Cory Dan Douglas Art Brannick Fred Miller Dale Miller and Explorer Bob Bentley will show knap- lying packcraft fire building with flint and steel and cookery at the San Antonio District encampment in South Gate Park.
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South Gate Park
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Dan Douglas
Art Brannick
Fred Miller
Dale Miller
Bob Bentley
Watchman Arrest Questioned After prowling at site
Edmonton report says an unidentified man was spotted prowling an industrial site Friday. He refused to give his name or purpose, later turning out to be the watchman for the premises.
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Aka
ICR
Pulica
Jet flyer Conroy completes cross country jet test flight
Conroy flew about 350 miles per hour on a cross continent run dubbed Operation Boomerang. He started from Long Beach, refueled at Buckley, then headed to Springfield, Columbus, and Albuquerque, facing limited visibility and a required instrument landing. The mission recalled 1924 era transcontinental races and showcased the Sabre jet by North American Aviation.
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Vaughn
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Pittsburgh
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Ohia
Hollywood
Honolulu
Two Idaho students die in car train crash near Moscow
Two University of Idaho students, Glen Knutson and William Reed, were killed when their car collided with a diesel switch engine 26 miles south of Moscow. Albert Ladner Jr., 72, a prominent attorney and leader in the World Fraternal Order of Sheriffs, died earlier, and George Beer survived with serious injuries.
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Philadelphia
UPI
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Hezerman
Lulu Temple
George Beer
Jerome
Armed Forces Show Power Around Globe
The United States staged its sixth Armed Forces Day with public displays of weapons and parades as millions visited bases at home and abroad. Leaders touted strength for peace while civil defense drills and blood drives accompanied the nationwide observance.
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W. Va
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Ogden
Utah
Texas
Los Angeles
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Air Force
Russia
Twining
Defense
Wilson
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Naval Operations
Ussia
Swears Off Beats Wife for Quarter Century
Chicago woman alleges 25 year cruelty by husband John Benjamin a 47 year old painter and decorator who promised in Superior Court to refrain from striking his wife after a court hearing. The couple reconciled at the judge's room exit following a divorce filing and a claim of over two thousand beatings during their marriage. Their son Ronald aged 18 is mentioned in court.
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Chicago
John Benjamin
Anna
Superior Court
Benjamin
Elmer N. Holmgran
Russ OKs Farmers Trip to Study U S Technique
Moscow formally accepts a U S invitation to send 10 or 22 farm experts to tour the United States corn and hog raising methods. The note says visas for Americans are ready for a return visit and mid July timing. Khrushchev had pushed for more Soviet farming output.
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Russia
United States
America
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Iowa
Des Moines Register
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Corman
Eisenhower
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