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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1957
Page
8
Dr Stimpson explains how toxins from diphtheria tetanus and whooping cough affect health and how toxoids induce immunity. Modern triple vaccines combine diphtheria tetanus and pertussis antigens with boosters at set ages to protect children through childhood.
Gerald Sample, 26, of Brunswick Ohio, was charged with making a false police report after telling Wickliffe officers he had been robbed of 1000 dollars. The money was later found wrapped in a newspaper in his truck glove compartment. He admitted the report was a hoax.
A historical note marks the introduction of automobile shows in the United States during 1900, signaling early public interest in motor vehicles and automotive culture.
World Bank and IMF warn inflation and weak currencies threaten recovery as they meet in Washington. Nations urge controlled economic plans while resisting full convertibility, with the United States maintaining tight currency and credit policy to curb inflation.
The U S Navy reported four planes carrying 10 men missing during NATO sea drills in the North Atlantic. Two F4 D Skywarriors and two S2 F antisubmarine planes were based on the Essex carrier, with searches ordered and reports of a crash northwest of the Lofoten Islands.
The United Nations General Assembly voted 47 to 27 with 7 abstentions to shelve the Red China seating issue for the current session. The move, led by India, keeps Peiping out as debate resumes, amid mixed support and Cold War tensions.
Warsaw premier Gomulka warns that only permanent frontier acceptance or war is possible over Poland's disputed western border along the Oder Neisse line. He urges building military strength and alliances to counter West Germany and safeguard Eastern Europe.
U S Court Judge Gregory Bruce in Cincinnati fixed a default judgment of 246 086 dollars for unpaid taxes against Kroger and Louella Babbs of Wilmington and their firms Hallmark Produc tions Inc and Hygienic Productions Inc both of Los Angeles. The judge also took under advisement a government claim of 96 223 dollars in tax fraud against the Babbs and their firms after no attorney appeared.
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