Vaccination firms clash with new Salk standards
Three vaccine makers say proposed production and testing standards would raise test volume and costs, delaying production. Parke, Davis and Lilly press for clarifications as public health officials push to resume nationwide polio inoculations amid ongoing facility inspections and rising case counts.
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Kenneth F. Valentine
Pitman-Moore Co
Zionsville
Ind
Valentine
Jonas E. Salk
Leonard Scheele
Wedneday
The
Health Service
Homer C. Fritsch
Parke, Davis & Co
Detroit
Park
Davis
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Public Health Service
Wyeth, Inc
Marietta
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas Oklahoma tornado toll hits Udall and Blackwell hard
A pair of tornadoes ripped through 14 towns in Kansas and Oklahoma killing 77 and injuring more than 700. Udall Kansas suffered 55 deaths and near total destruction while Blackwell Oklahoma faced extensive damage and about 500 injuries. Rail and road communications were disrupted as rescue efforts began.
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Udal
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Udall
Blackwell
Oxford
Sweetwater
Weather Bureau
White House denies Mrs Hobby resignation amid husband illness
The White House said Mrs Oveta Culp Hobby has not resigned as secretary of health education and welfare. Press secretary James Haggerty cited her husband William Hobby's serious illness and stressed there was no substance to reports of her leaving government or being replaced by Clare Luce.
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Washington
White House
Oveta Culp Hobby
James C. Haggerty
William P. Hobby
New York Herald Tribune
Hobby
Rome
Eisenhower
Congress
Weather forecast calls for scattered showers and warm highs
The forecast predicts partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures and scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. Highs will reach the low 80s, after yesterday’s 75 at 5 30. Tonight’s low near 65, less drop than yesterday’s low of 57 at 5 a.m.
Assembly Okays Bills For Clean Comics and School Aid
Ohio lawmakers approved two school related measures. A comic book and film bill bans obscene or crime provoking material for under 18 with fines up to 1000 dollars and six months in jail. A new school subsidy formula based on classroom units passed the Senate and moved to the House.
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Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
John J. Chester Jr
R-Franklin
Aboard Big Bomber Feared Dead
A B36 bomber crashed in rugged West Texas ranch country during a thunderstorm killing at least nine. Rescue crews found nine bodies and reported no survivors aboard the craft believed to originate from Walker Air Force Base Roswell New Mexico. The crash occurred about 35 miles southwest of Sterling City near Goodfellow Air Force Base.
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Blackwell
Gonda Springs
Kansas
Erick
Durant
Shattuck
Mayfield
Camargo
Leetley
Taloga
Cheyenne
Deer Creek
Strong City
Oklahoma
Goodfellow Air Force Base
West Texas
Roswell
San Angelo
Tex
Sterling City
Walker Air Force Base
N.M
Father Too Slow Daughter Dies Near Rail Tracks
Oliver Newman witnessed his 2 year old daughter Margaret playing in a yard beside the New York Central Railroad when a freight train approached. He could not reach her in time and the child died on arrival at a hospital.
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Charleston
W. Va
Oliver Newman
New York Central Railroad
Margaret
Newman
Thief Hunted Over Clerks Offices Robberies
Georgetown Ohio and Adams County authorities hunt a thief with a grievance against county clerks. Noon robberies yesterday yielded $116 from Brown County clerk’s office and $61.20 from Adams County clerk’s office in West Union, 16 miles east.
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Ohio
Brown
Adams County
Brown County
West Union
Ford Ready to Counter UAW Demand for Annual Wage
Detroit report says Ford Motor Co. prepared to offer a counter proposal to the CIO United Auto Workers demand for a guaranteed annual wage. No details were released. Ford and General Motors have both said they remain open minded since early bargaining in April.
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General Motors Corp
Senate- House clash over Ike highway plan deepens
In Washington the Senate backed a Democratic rival to President Eisenhower’s highway plan, 60-31, prompting House committee hearings. The rival Gore bill calls for a five year 18 billion dollar road program funded largely by federal grants and a bond issue, while Republicans seek to shelve it.
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Lore
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Chier
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Byrd
D-Va
Soviets Formally Accept Parley Invite Amid US Criticism
The Soviet Union formally accepted an invitation to a Big Four summit parley while accusing the United States of pre conditions likely to doom the talks. Moscow argued Washington seeks to discuss Eastern Europe from a position of strength and rejected dialogue on those nations. Separate notes to Britain and France urged support for Soviet views against the United States.
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Britain
France
U.S.A
Washington
Europe
Weekend's Death Toll Set At 360
CHICAGO The National Safety Council estimates the Memorial Day weekend death toll from traffic accidents may reach 360. About 40 million motor vehicles are expected on U S highways during the holiday period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, compared with 362 deaths last year and a 363 three-day record in 1953.
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National Safety Council
FourYearOld Girl Killed by Truck in Columbus Crash
Margaret Thompson, a 4 year old Columbus girl, died yesterday at a north Columbus intersection after being struck by a westbound truck.
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Columbus
Ohio
Margaret Thompson
Tornado Toll Rises Across Kansas and Oklahoma Towns
Overnight tornadoes killed dozens and injured hundreds across Udall and Oxford in Kansas and Blackwell and Sweetwater in Oklahoma. Dozens of homes and factories were leveled in a 36 square mile area near Blackwell, with San Angelo Texas reporting nine dead from a bomber crash tied to the storm.
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Blackwell
Okla
Oklahoma town hit by tornado kills at least nineteen
A tornado devastated Blackwell with two dead and extensive injuries. Ambulances, doctors, nurses and rescue crews from surrounding towns aided as hospitals filled. Temporary morgue set up, National Guard patrolled, churches housed victims, and out of town officers and civil defense teams joined the relief effort. Fast winds earlier unroofed warehouses and uprooted trees in the same area.
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Mulvane
Winfield
Oklahoma
Blackwell
Ponca City
Pawhuska
Medford
National Guard Arcmory
Kansas
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
Woodward
Free Want Ad Offer For Middletown Youth
The Journal invites boys and girls 16 and under in the Middletown trading area to submit 15 word want ads free of charge for publication on Tuesday June 7. Ads may list jobs, sales, trades, services or other opportunities. Bring to The Journal lobby or mail to Boys & Girls Want Ads, 1005 1st Ave., by June 1.
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