Surgeons Predict Large Asian Flu Vaccine Supply
Surgeon General Leroy Burney said vaccine production could reach 80 to 85 million doses by January 1, up from a 60 million target for February. The Public Health Service notes 30 000 estimated cases in the U S and Navy reports 35 000 to 40 000 worldwide with few related deaths. Burney also cautioned prioritizing essential workers as vaccine stock rises.
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Carl Dauer
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Progress on Russian intercontinental missile progress in doubt
The Defense Department said Russia has made substantial progress toward an ICBM but doubts whether the Soviets have a perfected weapon. Acting Defense Secretary Quarles called the military significance exaggerated, while Dulles and lawmakers warned against overestimating Soviet advances.
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America
Chachere Fined 500 for Negligent Injury
Rep Walter A Chachere of Franklin parish was fined 500 after a trial for negligent injury. He was convicted over an October accident in which six people, including himself, were hurt. Judge Culpepper warned of jail if there was drinking linked to the incident. Chachere said asthma caused his car to veer into another vehicle and he must report Sept 6 for sentence execution. The Franklin representative, elected as an independent in 1956, defeated the Democratic nominee.
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Walter A. Chachere
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W. A. Culpepper
Police training to start September in Marksville area
Sheriff Didier announced peace officer classes will begin September 9 in the Marksville area. The basic courses cover public relations crime detection methods and traffic law enforcement with finger printing courses also offered.
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Marksville
F. C. Didier Jr
Didier
Confidential Witness Out Of Mexico In High Profile Libel Trial
The Confidential magazine trial on criminal libel nears conclusion as defense attorney Crowley hints at finishing today or Friday. In Mexico City officials order actress Francesca de Scaffa, linked to testimony, to leave within 72 hours after disappearing from sight earlier in the month.
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Los Angeles
Arthur J. Crowley
Dept. Dist. Atty
William L. Rizzi
Mexico City
Interior Ministry
Francesca de Scaffa
Mexico
Miss de Scaffa
Confidential
Albert de Stefano
Confidential Magazine
Prince Sadruddin and Nina Dyer Honeymoon in Nice
Prince Sadruddin, son of the Aga Khan III, and his bride Nina Dyer arrived in Nice at the Riviera villa of his mother Princess Andree for a honeymoon. They flew in from Geneva aboard a private plane. The 27 year old bride told reporters she had given her husband happiness as a wedding present.
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London
Nina Dyer
Riviera
Andree
Aga Khan III
Geneva
Religion On TV Learn From Soap Salesmen
New York cleric Rev Everett C. Parker argues TV religion must reach broadly and present religion as a way of life. As director and creator of Off to Adventure, he notes programs should be universal and avoid sectarian aims while educating children through cultural journeys and family values.
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New York
Everett C. Parker
Mr. Parker
Parker
Japan
Meade Story Not Published After Writer Rejected Payment
Gregory said Mrs Meade warned the story would be suppressed if he paid the writer's commitment between 800 and 1000 dollars. He did not pay and the story was not published.
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Elsa Lanchester
Robert Mitchum
Gregory
Syria and Soviet union discuss economic aid plan
A three man Syrian delegation went to Moscow to finalize terms of a preliminary economic agreement with the Soviet Union. The deal would supply tools equipment and technicians for Syrian projects including Latakia port dam and railway construction. Cabinet approval remains required in Damascus before formalization.
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Syria
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Soviet Union
Development Council
Hassan Jbara
Kremlin
Russia
Latakia
School enrollment projected over forty three thousand
Shreveport school officials forecast more than 43,000 pupils for the upcoming fall term. Registration will begin at all schools on Wednesday, with Roscoe White estimating an increase of about 2,500 students.
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