Canada Sabin polio vaccine advisories push mass immunization
A U S advisory committee considers whether to continue Sabin oral polio vaccine in mass programs after Canada reports four paralytic polio cases among 4.0 million vaccinated. Surgeon General Terry to issue a statement. Sabin argues against halting use while noting vaccines do not prevent disease in those already infected.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Luther L. Terry
Federal Health Department
U.S
Albert B Sabin
Cincinnati University
Queen Mary
Associated Press
Canada
United States
Sabin
San Francisco K.C
Terry
Health Service
Eisenhower Boosts Pennsylvania GOP After Midwestern Campaign
Former President Eisenhower campaigned in Scranton boosting William Scranton in the governor’s race. He urged party unity at stops for Hallick and Arends, criticized Washington power, and noted Scranton’s war record while highlighting local revival efforts.
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Scranton
Eisenhower
Midwest
GOP
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
William W. Scranton
Gettysburg
U.S
James van Zandt
Joseph S. Clark
Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Rensselaer
Leslie C. Arends
Kankakee
Dane County to Push Polio Vaccine Plan Pending Safety Report
Dane County Medical Society said Friday it would proceed with a countywide immunization program using Sabin oral polio vaccine until the U S Public Health Service issues a report on safety. Dr Carl Neupert said the state health department will wait for the Surgeon General advisory committee meeting results before recommending any action.
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Madison V
Dane County Medical Society
United States Public Health Service
Carl Neupert
U.S
Candid Camera Suit Over Subways Clip Targets TV Team
Bronx man Richard Marshall and Pauline Marshall sue Candid Camera CBS Allen Funt and Arthur Godfrey for 100000 claiming a 9 April 1961 subway scene ruined his reputation and caused a nervous breakdown. Funt says Marshall signed a release and objects arose only after re runs.
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New York
Bronx
Richard Marshall
Pauline
Columbia Broadcasting System
Allen Funt
Arthur Godfrey
Marshall
Funt
Regents Reject Ideas of Nelson on UW Madison Enrollment
The Wisconsin regents oppose Gov. Nelson's plan to cap undergraduate enrollment at Madison and his proposals for centralized application processing and out of state quotas. They approved the university budget of 192 million, with 87 million from taxes, and warned the measure would be a major educational mistake.
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Madison
Nelson
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Fred H. Harrington
Regents
Estes Aide Says He Raided Firms
A. B. Foster testified Estes dipped into the companies treasuries for 195000 in cash and checks between March 14 and April 6. The testimony occurred as Estes faced federal fraud charges and looming trial in Tyler Texas.
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Estes
Washington
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
A. B. Foster
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Treasuries
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Tyler
Tex
McClellan
N. Battle Hales
Agriculture Department
Department
Hales
Foster
John Dennison
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Subcommittee
Donald F. O’donnell
Mundt
Pony and Horse Show Opens at Green County Fairgrounds
Dozens of trucks with ponies and horses lined Green County Fairgrounds to register for the first annual Jaycee Pony and Horse Show. Director William J. Schmitz said ideal weather should boost late entries and attendance. show runs this afternoon tonight and all day tomorrow with 1:30 and 7:30 p.m. admission. Entries for the Name the Pony Contest close at 4 p.m. tomorrow and the prize pony will be awarded during tomorrow night’s program.
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Green County Fairgrounds
William J. Schmitz
Civil War Buffs Re enact Antietam Battle at Sharpsburg
In Sharpsburg Maryland Civil War buffs reenact the Battle of Antietam with 1800 enthusiasts including the Hamlin family of Alliance Ohio. They relive the 1862 clash at Bloody Lane at the site of heavy Union and Confederate casualties totaling about 22700. Lt Commander Tom W Hamlin portrays a general.
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Sharpsburg
Hamlin
Alliance
Ohio
Antietam
Maryland
Bloody Lane
The
Chiloth Light Artillery
Tom W. Hamlin
Pageant to Trace St Johns United Church of Christ History
The centennial pageant on September 30 at 2 30 p m in the Twining Park Outdoor Community Theater will feature founders Tschudy Lanz Schneider Spahr and Kaderly with modern members in key roles. Narrators include Robert E Tschudy and James C Lanz, among others. The production includes 40 speaking parts and 100 in group scenes with four choirs and 150 vocalists, plus antiques and a reed organ gift to the church. Admission is free and any excess funds go to the Outdoor Community Theater Fund.
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Robert J. Tschudy
Robert E. Tschudy
St. John’s
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Twining Park
Alvin H. Babler
Herbert H. Stauffacher
Peter Spahr
John Kaderly
J. T. Etter Jr
Johann Jacob Tschudy
James C. Lanz
Andreas
Andrew) Lanz
Werner Koller
Samuel Schneider
Times
Tschudy
Lanz
Schneider
Spahr
Kaderly
Andrew Tschudy
Route 2
Monroe
Alvin A. Baber
D. J. Huenink
Howard Counselman
Susan Blumer
Sanctuary
Chapel
Carol
Crusaders
Tabitha Ritzmann
Andrew Lanz
Governor Mississippi Nears Showdown Over Desegregation
The State and federal government clash over admitting James Meredith to Ole Miss. Judge Sidney Mize ordered immediate compliance with desegregation. DOJ says force may be used if the court order is ignored. Governor Barnett appeals interposition doctrine as the State College Board plans another meeting.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
United States
University of Mississippi
Department of Justice
James Howard Meredith
Oxford
Ross R. Barnett
U.S
Sidney
Mize
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Meredith
Department
Washington
State College Board
Newport Yacht Classic Draws Global Attention
Newport RI hosts the start of the 12 meter Weatherly defending the America's Cup against Australian challenger Gretel as thousands gather. Amid prior glitches the Australians show forthright spirit while skipper Jock Sturrock hails Weatherly as the best 12 meter in America.
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Newport
R.I
New England
Gretel
Weatherly
Jock Sturrock
America
Proxmire Warns Democrats Trail in Wisconsin Race
Senator William Proxmire warned Democrats face a tough fight in Wisconsin as Nelson for governor and Reynolds for attorney general spoke at a Milwaukee labor meeting. He urged Milwaukee County support, cautioned about GOP fundraising, and criticized GOP gerrymandering plans and Kuehn's campaign tactics.
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Associated Press
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Proxmire
Milwaukee
Nelson
Atty
Reynolds
Milwaukee County
Sen
Wiley
Philip Kuehn
Reedsburg
David Carley
Carley
Kuehn
Group Seeks Switch To South Wayne Setup
A community hearing on a petition by Norman Leck and other property owners to detach from Monroe school district and join South Wayne district will be held Wednesday Sept 26 at 8 p.m. in Browntown school. Green and Lafayette County committees will decide. Petitions include Donald Schultz Sam Roelli Mrs Edwin Zimmerman Mr and Mrs Charles Miller and Donald Meyer.
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Norman Leck
Monroe
South Wayne
Browntown
Green
Lafayette
Leck
Donald Schultz
Sam Roelli
Edwin Zimmerman
Charles Miller
Donald Meyer
Members Aim At Fast Finish To Return Home
Congress rushes toward adjournment this month as Kennedy proposals on U N bond issues trade expansion and standby reserves move forward. The House passed the U N bond bill 256 134 while Senate debate on tariff authority begins Monday. House approval of standby reserves faces a Sept 24 floor date and a fight over funding mass transit for cities looms. The U N bond plan would match up to 100 million in U S purchases with 27 million already bought by 17 nations.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
U.N
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Senate Finance Committee
House Armed Services Committee
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Commerce Committee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
United Nations
World Court
Byrnes
Green County Conservation League Plans Annual Meeting
Directors will meet at 8 p m Thursday in the City hotel Monroe to launch the membership drive select site and date for the annual meeting and discuss reactivating trap shooting in a new location. New directors to fill three vacancies and possible corn crib move to Zanders Lake will be decided.
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Green County Conservation League
City Hotel
Monroe
Zanders Lake
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