Salk Vaccine Embargo Lifted For U S Polio Drive
Washington sources say the Public Health Service will release the first batch of embargoed Salk vaccine and resume the polio vaccination program after a six day halt. Officials expect a favorable report on Parke Davis doses, with several hundred thousand shots approved for use. Michigan had trusted its vaccine supplies and did not halt immunizations.
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Public Health Service
Parke Davis! and Co
Detroit
The
Health Service
Parke Davis
Infomants
Natonal Foundation For
Paysciars
Michigan
Groumis
Roostir Parke Davis
Leonard A
Two Former PWs to Face Court Martial Charges
Two former American prisoners of war from Kolzrea, James C. Gallagher and Harold K. Donn, face court martial for collaborating with the enemy. Gallagher is charged with murder without premeditation of fellow POWs. Donn faced charges tied to collaboration and earlier testimony at Batchelor’s trial. The men were detained at Castle Williams after a two year probe following their 1953 Korea prisoner release.
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New York
Kol Zréa
Castie Williams
Thomas W. Herren
1St Army
Dunn
Ier
United States
Gallagher
Lpublic
Korea
Jets Over China Part of Criminal Plan
Peiping Radio accused the United States of sending Sabre jets over Communist territory as part of a criminal plan to intimidate the Chinese people and prevent the liberation of Formosa. The report marks the second time the Communists accused the U S Air Force of intruding over the mainland while United States jets engaged in a border battle, with two MIGs shot down and two more likely downed.
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Loxcon
China
United States
Formosa
Peiping Radio 1
U.S
Prediction Of Mass Refugee Standoff In North Vietnam
U S officials warn about one million Vietnamese expected to be stranded in North Vietnam after a Wednesday deadline marking the end of the communist takeover so no refugees can move south unless the deadline is extended. Washington and allies pressure for more time but few expect success.
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Washington
Viet Nam
United States
Father Of Local Pastor Dies In Crash
Rev. Peter Oblin, 65, of Neeboose, father of Rev. Johr Oh Ha of Oshkosh, died in a two car head on collision six miles north of Ne koosa on Highway 1273 near Wisconsin Rapids. Edmund Gust, 34, of Wisconsin Rapids, driver of the other car, also perished. Eva Gallagher, 17, of Nekooosa, a passenger, suffered multiple injuries. The Rev John Oblin, assistant pastor of Oshkosh Gospel Tabernacle, learned of his father’s death as he joined his mother in Nekooosa. Funeral arrangements pending with services planned for Saturday at Assembly of God in Nekooosa or Wisconsin Rapids. burial to be in Clear Lake, Minnesota. Surviving are wife five sons Darwin and David of Nekooosa Mors a student at North Central Bible Institute Minneapolis Aner and John of Oshkosh, and two daughters Mrs Philp Johnson Almont North Dakota and Mrs Joseph Kowalski Chicago.
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Peter Onis
Ne- Boose
Johr Oh- Ha
Oshkosh
Wiitensiz Rapids
Nekoosa
Wisconsin Rapids
Assembly of God
Oblin
Edmund Gust
Wisconsin
John Obin
Nekousa
Osh
Assembly of God Church
Burmal
Clear Lake
Minn
Darwin
David
Mors
North Central Bible Institute
Minneapolis
Bad Weather Delays Atom Test Shot Again
In Las Vegas Nevada the Atomic Energy Commission postponed the final shot of the test series for a second day due to unfavorable wind patterns over the test area. The blast was set for 6 am CST but postponed after a half hour wait.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Eneret Commission
AEC
Dulles and Faure Reach Indochina Accord After Talks
Paris reports say John Foster Dulles and Edgar Faure announced a "complete agreement" on Indochina. France will back Ngo Dinh Diem to defend Viet Nam from Communism, with Bao Dai remaining as head of state. Early elections in July urged and officials critiqued for policy frowardness.
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John Foster Dulles
Edgar Faure
Indochina
United ‘States
France
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Bao Dat
Facre
Faure
Diem
Aso
Bao Dai
Jover
Oshkosh Gas Users to Get 64600 Refund
Wisconsin Public Service plans to mail more than 30000 checks totaling 64600 to Oshkosh division natural gas customers. The refund stems from the Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Company price adjustments disallowed by the Federal Power Commission.
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Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
E. S. Schrank
Oshkosh
Michigan ~ Wisconsin Pipe Line Company
Public Service
Federal Power Commission
Pive Live Company
Schrank
Eisenhower weighs postal pay bill amid veto risk
President Eisenhower faced a choice on a postal pay raise in the latest compromise. The Senate approved a 6.6 or 9.6 percent raise with a job reclassification plan while the House backed the measure 328 to 56. Republican Senator Carlson signaled a likely veto and would back a 7.6 percent alternative if veto occurs. The compromise would cost the Post Office Department about 179.8 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Seon Johan O
Pastore
Senate Post Office and Civil Services Committee
Senate
White House
House
Carlson
Frank Carlson
iKan
Post Office Department
Wisconsin
Wierandl McCarthy
Rains and Winds Hit Southwest Flooding Homes
A severe storm swept the Southwest bringing heavy rains and damaging winds. Oklahoma City and parts of Texas reported flash floods while tornadoes touched down in Oklahoma Texas and Kansas. Robstown and Corpus Christi saw roofs torn off and trees down as boats assisted stranded residents. Forest fires burned in North Carolina as calm weather prevailed elsewhere.
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United Press
Texas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Kansas
Robstown
Tex
Texas Tristers
Eastland
Lear Childress
Corpus “Christi
Burger
Clahoma
North Carolina
Indian diplomat arrives in Peiping to aid talks
Tokyo dispatch reports V. Krishna Menon, India's roving ambassador, arrived in Peiping on Wednesday. Observers say his visit may pave the way for talks between China and the United States on Formosa and the release of American airmen jailed by the Chinese Communists.
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Tokyo
Krishna Menon
India
Peiping
Red Chicf
United States
Formosa
Russians Seek Red China Invite to Big Four, U.S. Skeptical
Washington reports say Moscow pressues for Red China to attend a top level Big Four meeting. Officials doubt Eisenhower would sit with Premier Chou Enlai and say no final decision on Red China. Possible venues include Geneva Lugano or Vienna with Eisenhower open to neutral country talks.
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Washington
Russia
Red China
United States
Lugano
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Lars Anthonys Eden
Imier Edger Faure
Stockholm
Sweden
Geneva
Vienna
Georgi Zhukov
Gent
Formosa
Formosa Straits
Chen Endai
State Prison Overcrowded Warns Burke at Board Meeting
Waupun prison warden John Burke warned the State Board of Public Welfare that Waupun State Prison is overcrowded with about 30 inmates sleeping in a factory dormitory or corridors of two cell blocks. He projected 200 to 300 inmates could be loose if trouble develops, detailing conditions from September through May 195. The report notes inmates prefer cells to dormitories, some deliberately break rules to transfer, and there have been three escapes this year from prison farms and camps. Burke cites rising segregation for sex offenders and urges an alert, trained staff to prevent trouble, while describing the prison’s seven farms and livestock used for welfare institutions.
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Waupie State Prison
John Burke
Wednar
Burke
State Board of Public Welfare
Prcson
Reformec
Sill Ai Large
Tme
Shawng
Peiping vows aid to Russia in Europe war
In Warsaw Peng Teh Hua of China pledged to fight alongside the Soviet Union and allies as Europe tensions rise. He urged peaceful coexistence and readiness to negotiate on issues including Formosa while warning anti peace forces that the balance favors the camp of peace and socialism.
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Warsaw
Poland
China
Soviet Union
Europe
Peng Teh-Hua
Red Chima
Painister
Fox Valley Conference Urges General Retail Sales Tax
Tax groups from Brown Fond du Lac Sheboygan Waupaca and Winnebago Counties gathered at Hotel Racine urging immediate enactment of a general retail sales tax to stabilize state finances and reduce local property taxes. They argued income taxes raise taxes without enough funds and property taxes have surged in the last decade. Conference chairman Dan Marion led Oshkosh attendees Henry Kimberly Jr Peter Buckstaff Bruce Swevenson and Dan B. Scott.
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Fox River
Hotel Raul
Brown
Fond du Lac
Sheborgan
Waupaca
Winnebago
Wisconsin
Oshkoshi
Dan Marion
Henry Kimberly Jr
Peter Buckstaff
Bruce S Wevenson
Dan B. Scott
Chinese Reds Kill 17 Peasants in Rice Riots
Hong Kong dispatch reports Chinese Red soldiers fired on and forced labored 17 peasants during rice riots in the Canton area of South China.
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Hong Kong
Canton
South China
East West pact ends long Cold War deadlock in Vienna
The Sever Union agreed to sign an Austrian state treaty on Western terms, paving the way for talks among the Big Four. US Ambassador Thompson said the treaty would be signed Sunday and a joint communique would follow. The 11 day deadlock centered on Article 35 about debts to the Soviet Union, a concession by Austria that helped avert a conference breakdown.
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Vienna
Austria
Dax
Cden
Soviet Union
Russia
United States
Soviet”Union
Yank Plane Buzzed by Red Fighters Over Danish Islands
An American two seat T33 trainer en route to Denmark's air force was intercepted by Soviet MiG fighters over the Danish island of Lolland. No shots were fired as the crew landed safely at Kastrup airport. names were not released.
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Denmark
Air Force
U.S. Thase
West Germany
Jeragt
Lohand
Hes
Baltic Sea
East Germany
Mutual
Ime
Kastrup Axport
Ately
Wisconsin and Minnesota Weather Forecast Brief
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and thunderstorms in Wisconsin tonight. Lows near 48 to 52, highs Friday around 68 to 75, winds southeast up to 20 mph. Minnesota expects considerable cloudiness with showers and storms Friday, cooler temperatures inland, highs near 60 to 76, warmest southeast. Temperature readings from Northwestern Observations show 65 at 7:30 am, overcast at noon, and no precipitation since yesterday.
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Minnesota
Tumirs
Stete Fredar
Lowton
Fox River
Lmches
Menasha Cam
Backstaff Observators
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