Polio cases dip 18 percent in U S by Public Health Service
Health Service reports an 18 percent drop in polio cases for the week ended September 24 with 1 606 cases nationwide, 7 403 of them paralytic, and total 21 760 for the year. Massachusetts ranking shifts as New York leads, while vaccination data remain inconclusive due to incomplete information.
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Demos Agree on Tactics Amid Eisenhower Illness at Rayburn Ranch
Stonewall Texas reporters witnessed a quiet briefing with Speaker Sam Rayburn and Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. Adlai Stevenson attended and stressed no political significance from the meeting. Johnson and Stevenson pledged a unified approach to craft a program for the 1956 Democratic nomination while Eisenhower recovers from a heart attack.
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Knowland Criticizes Farm Sales to Soviets in UNC Speech
Senator Knowland of California warned against selling farm surpluses to Soviet Russia or other Communist nations. He argued such moves would strengthen the Kremlin and called for a tougher policy, saying the issue will shape the 1956 elections. He likened congressmen’s tours behind the Iron Curtain to prewar visits to Fascist and Nazi regimes.
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