U S May Call For Resolution On Formosa Strait Tension
Sen George says the Eisenhower administration is weighing a United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning the use of force in the Formosa Strait. Adlai Stevenson calls for a resolution seeking a permanent Formula for Formosa. Some diplomats say no move is pending.
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Reds scheme to win peace at any price claim
Secretary of State Dulles warned during an All-Jesuit Alumni Dinner that Communist leaders plot to create a popular demand for peace at any price. He warned such a mood could let communists conquer the world as surrender or moral collapse follows.
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Plans Aid Lift For Asia
President Eisenhower said Congress will receive a larger foreign aid package to aid economic development and living standards in free nations of South and East Asia. The plan, reportedly around 34% billion dollars, targets Asia with about two thirds of funds, timed near the Afro Asian conference in Bandung Indonesia.
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Two Airmen Die In Crash At Fairborn
Two Wright-Patterson Air Force men Wilbert McFarland 24 and Clarence Warder 20 were killed in a crash southwest of Fairborn. Amelia Hall 20 of Fairborn was critically hurt and taken to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton after her car collided with Warder’s vehicle.
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Stevenson attacks U.S. Asia policy and calls for a united front
Adlai Stevenson, in a nationwide radio broadcast, condemned the Eisenhower administration’s Far East policy as a dead end and warned of another damaging retreat or possible war over Quemoy and Matsu. He urged an open declaration by free nations condemning force in the Formosa Strait and urged UN action for a permanent solution.
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Supreme Court hears desegregation arguments across states
Justices hear how and when to end racial segregation in public schools with cases from Kansas Delaware Virginia and South Carolina. States seek delays while Negro families push for action by next fall with district courts to supervise steps though the court may spell out standards. The sessions also include friend of the court input from Florida North Carolina Arkansas Oklahoma Maryland and Texas as Sobeloff guides the government stance.
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AEC Issues Rules for Nuclear Material Licenses
The Atomic Energy Commission announced new regulations to license utilities and private firms for peaceful nuclear material use. Key provisions require a reliable trained applicant, adequate facilities, authorized用途, basic record keeping, and potential long term material allocations for reactor use.
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Dulles Defends Corsi Dismissal as Reckless Charge
Secretary of State Dulles described Edward J Corsi as making reckless charges after his removal from a State Department immigration post. Dulles said the ouster was temporary and not an attempt to curry Congressional favor, noting Corsi sought the refugee program administrator role in defiance of the law.
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Baseball Today Postponements Hit Mostly NL, AL
National League games Pittsburgh at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia were postponed by rain. American League Washington at New York also postponed due to rain, cancelling all scheduled action.
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Scattered Showers Forecast Tonight and Tomorrow
The forecast calls for scattered showers tonight and tomorrow with temperatures near 74 high and 56 low. Rainfall so far totals about one half inch as the day begins.
Ohio to Immunize 440 540 Children Free Vaccine Start Planned
Ohio expects final administration of the Salk vaccine with 440 540 school children eligible for free immunization. Distribution will use five regional centers with direct shipments to major cities for large areas. The program may begin by April 18 and follows Dr Salk's two shot guidance with a possible later third dose for others.
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Snowstorm Sweeps West Producing Paralyzed Roads
An April snowstorm blanks wide areas from the Rockies to the Western Plains with heavy wet snow and wind up to 60 mph. Wyoming and eastern Colorado face blocked roads and stranded motorists while Nebraska wheat farms welcome the moisture after drought.
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Give Children Priority on Polio Shots
Dr. Dwight H. Murray of Napa California urged Americans to give children priority for the Salk polio vaccine while advising adults not to rush for shots. He emphasized family physicians should judge individual risks and that financial barriers should not deny vaccination.
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Polio Vaccine Declared Safe Effective By Salk Team
Ann Arbor reports Dr. Thomas Francis Jr and Dr. Jonas Salk announce the polio vaccine is 80 to 90 percent effective against paralytic polio with minimal reactions. Data from 1.8 million children show strong protection, with boosters urged and NIH licensing expected within 48 hours to launch mass vaccination.
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Licensing Set For 4 p m Today
The Salk polio vaccine will be formally licensed for general use at 4 pm today with Mrs. Hobby’s signature required before sale. The Welfare Department said the signing will occur in the secretary’s office after noon. Approval came from Dr. William Workman of the NIH Biologics Control Laboratory.
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