Panel to Meet Thursday for Serum Release
Washington AP A government polio vaccine clearance panel was formed to review batches for release and to advise on manufacturing and testing standards. The panel will assess present lots and future productions, moving quickly with Wyeth and Pitman Moore first in line, under NIH indirect authority.
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Leonard A. Scheele
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Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Wyeth, Inc
Pitman-Moore
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Wate
National Institutes
Richard Shope
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Joseph Smadel
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
James Shannon
William Workman
Eisenhower taps Burke for Navy top job amid Carney swap
President Eisenhower promotes Rear Admiral Arleigh Burke to head the Navy, succeeding Admiral Robert Carney as chief of naval operations. Burke, 53, known as 31 Knot, was a destroyer skipper famed for fast tactics and involvement in the so called admirals revolt. The reshuffle also names Gen. Nathan F. Twining as Air Force chief and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor to Army chief, with Ridgway retiring. The White House denies the Carney controversy over Formosa Strait remarks influenced the move.
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White House
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Big Four May Conference in Switzerland Likely
Washington says a Big Four heads of government meeting may occur July 18 to 21 in Lausanne, with no official time or place yet. several alternatives are under review as allies await Britain's election results and aim for a neutral atmosphere in talks that could follow an East West rift over Germany.
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Switzerland
Russia
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Antoine Pinay
Paris
Eisenhower
Six Servicemen Missing After Japanese Helicopter Crash
A U S helicopter with six servicemen aboard disappeared over the sea near Gomo north of Tokyo. The Army said the aircraft assigned to the 6th Helicopter Transportation Co. vanished on a flight from Matsushima Air Base to Lanier Field near Sendai. Names of the crew were withheld pending next of kin notification.
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President Confers With GOP Women at Breakfast
President Eisenhower met with GOP women leaders at the eighth in a series of breakfast meetings. The session was attended by 18 women from 12 states plus Alaska and the District of Columbia, including Mrs. Norman Chandler of Los Angeles, a California State Board of Regents member.
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Eisenhower
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District of Columbia
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles
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Death Race in Compton as Rabies Warning Spreads
A rabid stray dog prompted a grim house to house search in the Enterprise School District area of Compton. County Health Inspector Jerry Finkle urged immediate contact if bitten or scratched, noting rabies can be fatal even without a bite. Three inoculated students are among those treated, with concern that more exposure may exist as the dog possibly infected other animals before it was shot on May 19.
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Jerry Finkle
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Compton Health Center
Willowbrook Ave
Finkle
Pintle
Wind Plows Wall Over Three Killed at Game
A severe wind storm toppled a 100 foot wall at Augusta South Atlantic League stadium during a game with Montgomery. Wee Bennett 25 and boys David Thomas 12 Sam Madison 13 died after being buried in debris. they were outside the park seeking shelter. Rescue workers pulled the injured from the wreckage as the game halted and players helped in efforts.
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Wee Bennett
David Thomas
Sam Madison
Montgomery
Bennett
Children Hurt As Car Runs Wild In Canon City
Three girls, Cherlyn McDonoush eight Deborah Worley four and Tia Marie Worley five, were in a parked car that started itself, rolled in reverse, crossed a lot and street, jumped a curb, broke through a fence and crashed into a Beach tree. Cherlyn injured with a broken left arm, Deborah cut on head and ear, Ida Marie injured.
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Move to Delay Oil Fund Grab Stirs Assembly Turmoil
Sacramento debate erupted as Assemblyman Munnell proposed interim study of the Allen Bill to seize about 160 million dollars of Long Beach oil revenue for the state. Supporters argue state need, while opponents say Malloch decision limits state share and warn of harbor and international trade impacts.
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Patrick McGee
Los Angeles
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Armone
Sicere
South America
Far East
Areas Near Knight Renews Plea For Tax Hike
Areas near Knight renews appeal for a full tax increase as vaccine supplies run out and many students miss second shots. Long Beach reports over 10,000 second inoculations completed. Los Angeles harbor area braces for May 31 start. Health officials urge parents not to panic and stress the importance of the second Salk dose amid shortages.
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Lomita
Rolling Hills
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Redonda
Dean
Auriemma
Knight renews tax push to fund budget and cigarette levy
In Sacramento Governor Knight urged the Legislature to revive his full tax program, including a proposed three cent cigarette levy, and to approve higher excise taxes on beer and pari mutuel profits to cover a projected 100 million dollar deficit. The Assembly Revenue Committee rejected the administration bill to raise beer taxes, while the Senate debated using reserves to support the 1955 56 budget. In Weymouth Massachusetts Joseph Guidi, an electrical engineer, shot his wife Anna Guidi and killed himself after telephoning her with directions to listen closely. The couple and their four children were away from home at the time. investigators await further explanation of Guidi's actions.
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John M. Peirce
California
Peirre
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WPI
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Bangor
Mate
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Guidi
Weather Outlook With Windy Conditions Tonight
Weather briefing notes decreasing tidiness and windy at times tonight. Mostly sunny and slightly warmer Thursday. Small craft warning posted until 5 p m today for coastal areas and the surrounding waters.
Population 165 Million Friday Morning Census Clock
The U S population is set to reach 165 million Friday morning about 9 o clock EDT as the census clock at the Commerce Department ticks off a net increase of one person every 12 seconds. Births, deaths, immigration, and emigration drive the count from estimates.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
Missing Girl Feared Dead in Kalamazoo Hunt Widens
Kalamazoo Michigan police expanded the search for eight year old Jeannie Singleton after darkness halted 1200 volunteers. The crippled child disappeared Monday afternoon on her way home from school. Police fear abduction by a sex deviate. father Steve is a track driver, mother works part time.
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Jeannie Singleton
Jeannie
Riley Stewart
Transoni
Jeanne
Steve
Classifieds location note from newspaper page
A brief reader instruction listing where to find sections in the newspaper. It notes Beach Combing on Boyle on page A19, Classifieds on A19, Wilson on A19, Women on pages B2 and B3, and Your World on page A2. The line suggests a navigational aid for readers.
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