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Polio Vaccine Progress and Supply Under 1955 Act
Congress backs mass inoculation and vaccine supply expands as reports from 1955 polio season show early vaccination may have prevented up to 1300 paralytic cases. By Dec 31 1956 enough vaccine could immunize 65 million persons including children up to age 20 and pregnant women.
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Broadcast reform debate over 315 timing and party fairness
A proposed bill would modify Section 315 of the 1934 Communications Act requiring equal free air time for candidates. FCC rulings currently bar differentiation by party. the change would limit free time to major parties while urging stations to consider other contenders. President Eisenhower’s 1952 campaign response and Democratic reactions are noted along with broadcasters’ reception of the Democrats’ demand for rebuttal time.
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There's Ogre In Any House
Hal Boyle notes the joys and shocks of raising a two year old daughter Tracy Ann tracing a rapid shift from angel to ogre as she nears three. He and Frances describe the emotional changes, stubborn moments, and the evolving parent child dynamics in New York City.
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America Should Not Interfere In Cyprus Policy
David Lawrence argues against U.S. Senate intervention in Cyprus, defending British control, noting 18 senators overstep on Mediterranean policy. He cites the Arch bishop Makarios deportation, presses that Cypriot security measures are Britain's right, and warns of harm to U.S.-Britain ties amid Cold War pressures and anti colonial critiques.
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Cyprus Territory Change Debate In Senate Address
A Senate resolution urges the U S to press Britain to surrender Cyprus arguing four fifths of Cypriots are Greek by language culture church and tradition The piece notes flaws in using population ties to redraw national boundaries and compares to possible claims by Poland or Jews in America.
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Wilson backs Nixon renomination at Washington luncheon
Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson affirmed support for Vice President Richard M. Nixon's renomination amid a lively exchange with reporters. Wilson dodged questions on possible rivals and quips about General Motors and Ford prompted laughter, while noting Ridgway is no longer a concern. He also teased potential scenarios involving Stuart Symington and Donald Quarles.
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Vernal Equinox Arrives Promptly As Snowbound City Copes
Dave Regan notes New York faces six to twelve inches of fresh snow while spring arrives at 10 21 a m per the almanac. A housecleaning mood grips housewives and ads lure shoppers to new cleaning gadgets as Det Paul Fouts loses car keys in melting snow.
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Gossip in Gotham Brims With Star Romance and Turned Gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Margaret Truman’s betrothed Clifton Daniel Jr and other Hollywood chatter. Lauren Bacall’s weight loss delays Bogie project while Donald O’Connor plans May 18 wedding to Gloria Noble. Peter Lawford to consult Herb Ross on a burlesque pastiche. Mandy Kay selling sketches. Johnnie Ray’s watch return from Perry Como. Jayne Mansfield provokes matrons with cheesecake photos. Nils Onstad as Sonja Henie’s escort may hint at old flame. Frank Jay Gould gravely ill. Gloria DeHaven set to join the Episcopal Church.
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Grand National cruelty claims and astrology Q&A column
In a mixed item, the Grand National Steeplechase is noted with 34 of 35 horses failing and claims of cruelty at Aintree. The piece also includes a jokes and questions section on astrology, ancestry, and widowship myths, plus a trivia note about Rev Randolph Ray’s 39 marriages in one day at the Church of the Transfiguration.
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Pauls Address Before Agrippa Highlighted in Acts 26
A reader notes Acts 26 features Paul’s address before Agrippa. The remark on Louisiana explains the state’s naming after King Louis of France, not a girl named Louise.
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Cheju Do Women Outwork Men in Underwater Labor
On Cheju Do 50 miles off Korea the women are divers and the wage earners while men do cooking cleaning and babysitting. Many Cheju Do women have two husbands.
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Defense secretary Stays Enthralled by Q&A Luncheon
At a luncheon with the Defense secretary he praised press exchanges as stimulating. The first doctor who questioned him pressed on whether he would remain secretary under the next president, prompting a quick shout of yes. He was asked to comment on charges against a former figure.
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Flood toll in eastern states reaches 76 dead
Twenty years ago on Thursday March 19 1936 floods killed 76 across the eastern states with Pennsylvania losing 43 lives and Pittsburgh incurring about 25 million dollars in losses. Middletown's Civic Association donated 750 to aid eastern flood victims through the local Red Cross.
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Middleton lodge marks 43rd founding anniversary
James G. Stewart of Cincinnati City Council delivered the principal address at the 43rd anniversary celebration of the Middletown lodge. George Sebald of Middletown spoke on city happenings from 45 years ago.
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Estrellita Birthday Guidance Urges Caution and Contemplation
Advice favors slow decisions and quiet pursuits amid a tense period. For birthday readers a restrictive chapter looms then light comes with awareness of global connections and personal tensions. A child born today may be temperamental and prone to change.
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