Thousands Receive Sabin Dose Across Ohio
The Associated Press reports a mass polio vaccination Sunday with over 600000 people in Ohio receiving oral Sabin vaccine. In Cincinnati about 215198 got Type II, while roughly 195652 did so in August. Lake County saw 52300 take Type I, and Huron County 14500 for the first dose amid limited Type III use.
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States weigh shift as Sabin Type III polio vaccine ends
Several states pause Sabin Type III use while local officials adopt a wait and see stance. Health Service reports 11 adult polio cases linked to Type III vaccines, urging limited use to preschool and school age immunizations. secretary Celebrezze touts low adult risk on Meet the Press.
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Public Health Service
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Meet the Press
Notable Immunization Stance Mentioned by CELEBREZZE
CELEBREZZE said he would take the vaccine himself given the odds. He noted that vaccine decisions were made by Surgeon General Luther Terry and by local health officials.
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Luther Terry
Nation finds radiation levels not dangerous now
Washington says a federal Radiation Council report finds fallout not at dangerous levels in the United States at this time. It declines to recommend preventive countermeasures and notes no specific areas or actions were identified.
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United States
Federal Radiation Council
Celebrezze
Constitution Day Observances Mark 175th Anniversary
Former President Harry S. Truman joins governors and representatives of the 13 original states in observing the 175th anniversary of the U S Constitution in Philadelphia.
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Harry S. Truman
U.S
Chuckle Tar Exhausted Husband To Wife
A humorous line from a 20th century paper notes a tired husband telling his wife that the day was rough as the “electronic brain” broke down and everyone had to think. The quip reflects light domestic comedy and era tech anxieties.
Thant Seen Likely To Get Full UN Term As Secretary General
Diplomats from around the world said the 17th General Assembly opening will appoint U Thant of Burma to a full five year term as UN secretary general. Thant is serving the remainder of Dag Hammarskjold's term which ends next April 10 following Hammarskjold’s death in a plane crash in Africa a year ago. The United States delegation expects re election and does not anticipate major controversy, though the Soviet troika issue may be raised again.
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Burma
U. S
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Yost
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American Association For the United Nations
Troika
Pro-Leftist Chosen As Brazil Prime Minister
President Joao Goulart selected Hermes Lima, ex-Labor Minister and head of Rio de Janeiro's law school, as prime minister likely to head a caretaking government. A weekend bill clears a plebiscite on restoring strong presidential powers, amid a crisis with Congress.
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Labor Party
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Dayton City Commissioner Found Alive In Tennessee
Dayton official David Pottinger 26 vanished Aug 1 after a meeting. He was found in a muddy ditch near Knoxville with amnesia and minor scalp wounds. His wife reported the discovery and he later spoke by phone stating he planned to return to Dayton in 2 or 3 days. Local investigators called it a missing person case. no foul play was confirmed.
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David Pottinger
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Man Pays Rock Port Taxes Faces Town Jealousy
George Opp, a 70 year old Rock Port resident, once paid the town's taxes for all 1,380 residents totaling 19 209 dollars. He closed his restaurant and the 38 room hotel amid jealousy and public attention. He had supported 4 H club travel and received thousands of letters and national publicity.
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George Opp
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Washington
Two Senate Panels Weigh Cuba Policy Proposals
Washington AP Two Senate committees debated proposals to counter Cuba's military buildup. Secretary Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara testified as lawmakers weighed options to accompany a Kennedy resolution authorizing up to 150000 reserves. Senator Mansfield backed unity while considering riders and a Florida Democrat sought recognition of a Cuban government in exile.
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Mike Mansfield
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Congress
George A Smathers
Florida
Truck Hits Wilmington School Bus on U S 22
An empty tractor trailer struck a school bus stopped to pick up students along U S 22 three miles west of Wilmington. One student, Stephen Groomes age 15, was treated for minor injuries and a fractured condition after being admitted to Clinton Memorial Hospital. five children were aboard the bus en route to Adams Township School in Sligo.
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Sligo
Clinton County
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Rail Strike Impasse Pondered
Washington officials studied the 19 day Chicago and North Western Railway strike to seek a new path to a settlement. C and NW chairman Heineman walked out, refusing talks until the Order of Railroad Telegraphers accepts presidential emergency board recommendations. Union president Leighty urged negotiations as the strike affected 15,500 workers across nine states. The presidential board had urged dropping the union demand for job elimination consultations.
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Space agency names nine new astronauts including two civilians
Houston AP nine new astronauts, two civilians among them, joined NASA as the space team expands toward Kennedy's moon goal. The group, averaging 32.5 years, includes four Air Force officers and three Navy officers with test pilot experience, and will begin a rigorous training program at the Manned Spacecraft Center.
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Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Naval Air Station
Oceana
John W. Young
San Francisco
Fighter Squadron 53
Miramar
Calif
Military flight test eligibility criteria summary
Requirements include experimental flight test status from military service or aerospace industry ties with NASA or a military test pilot school graduation certificate. Possession of a physics or biology degree or an engineering degree. US citizenship, under 35 at selection, height 6 feet or shorter. Recommendation from the individual's organization.
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Mouse Lovers Seek Better Train Deal
Percy Ashley, 73, president of the National Mouse Club, launched a campaign to cut railroad fares for mice rabbits and guinea pigs. Club members who exhibit prize mice across Britain say transport costs threaten the hobby and Ashley seeks talks with the British Rabbit Council and guinea pig clubs.
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Percy Ashley
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National Mouse Club
Britain
British Rabbit Council
Guantanamo Ringed by Castro Forces Near Base
AP reports 5000 to 6000 Cuban troops positioned near Guantanamo, with militiamen backing them. U.S. commanders doubt a Cuban attack, noting Cuban infantry near the fence while Soviet gear is limited. Cuban air incursions have ceased since 1961. water supply remains a potential pressure point.
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