Red China Accused of Pushing Narcotics Worldwide
U S narcotics chief Harry J Anslinger said Red China is pushing large amounts of narcotics into the free world. He spoke from Washington on Sept 29 detailing concerns about illicit drug flows and international import risks.
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Minute Man Plan Aims to Mobilize GOP Voters for Ike
Eisenhower praised a Cheboygan Michigan minute men plan to vote for him and recruit three others each pledging to sign up three more. Sen. Potter helped organize the drive as part of a broader get out the vote push ahead of the election.
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Polio Rates Higher in Unvaccinated Children
Texas Health Department reports paralytic polio rate over ten times higher in unvaccinated children aged six months through 14 years. From Jan 1 to Sept 15 there were 321 cases among unvaccinated and 25 among vaccinated. total cases through Sept 22 reached 542.
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Toronto tax assessors fail arithmetic exams
Assessment Commissioner A J B Gray introduced algebra tests for promotion applicants but now proposes dropping them as too many capable workers fail while many weaker ones pass.
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Hatoyama to Fly to Moscow for Peace Pact Talks
Japanese Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama will travel to Moscow early next month to pursue an Adenauer formula peace with the Soviet Union. A formal note to Moscow will be delayed until after the cabinet meets next Tuesday. The plan hinges on an end-of-war declaration and ambassador exchange without a full peace treaty.
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Ichiro Hatoyama
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Adenauer
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Mamoru Shigemitsu
Kurile Chain
Man Accused Of Swallowing Loot Earns Postponed Trials
In Tokyo on September 29 Sachio Hirota faced two trial delays on a theft charge after swallowing razor blades on the first occasion and a 10 inch steel wire on the second. Guards monitor his condition as he is kept near court amid considerable repair costs and ongoing medical attention.
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Sachio Hirota
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Decline in Meat Consumption Forecast for 1957
Chicago report from the American Meat Institute predicts per capita meat use will fall from 163 pounds this year to 159 in 1957 due to population growth and a drop in production from 27.7 to 27 billion pounds. J Russell Ives, associate director of AMI, cites pork as the main suspect.
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Assassin Claims Solo Plot Against Korean Vice President
In Seoul AP reports assailant Kim Sang Roong says neither government nor party leaders inspired his shot at Vice President John M. Chang. He joined the opposition Democrats a month ago to purge Chang's leadership. Kim, wounded, spoke from a police hospital bed after the attack. Chang was only wounded in the left hand.
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