Delays Touch Salk Vaccine Rollout Declared by Scheele
Washington announces several days of delay in releasing Salk vaccine as Surgeon General Scheeler says the setback will last for several days. Public Health Service clarifies resumption after federal inspectors recheck vaccines from five manufacturers including Parke-Davis Eli Lilly and Cutter.
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Thade
Cutter Laboratories
Berkeley
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Israeli Raid on Egyptian Outpost After Patrol Ambush
Israeli armed forces attacked an Egyptian army outpost near Kissufim in retaliation for a land mine ambush that killed three Israeli officers. The operation destroyed installations with no reported Israeli casualties while Egyptians reportedly fled.
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Heavy Rains Trigger Floods Across Dust Bowl Region
Torrential rains lashed the Southwest Dust Bowl causing floods and forcing thousands from homes. In Texas Eastland and Wichita Falls faced water and road closures as 15 inches fell locally. Jefferson County Oklahoma issued flood warnings while crews rescued a Holliday Creek family by boat. Temperatures reached 91 in Los Angeles marking a record May day.
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Texas
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Los Angeles
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Swapping Homes Might Be Solution in Oshkosh Area
In Nordheim area north of Oshkosh residents along Ashland Avenue and Mount Vernon Street petition for annexation detachment. City Clerk says petition circulated starting May with intent to resolve differences via house swaps.
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Oshkosh
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Wisconsin lawmakers hear plans to close 35 million gap
Gov Kohler pledges a revenue message as lawmakers race to balance a 35 million dollar shortfall. Budget director Giesser and the Joint Finance Committee estimate a 235.5 million dollar gap from current appropriations and tax levels, with tax reform needing passage to avoid debt.
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Kohler
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E. C. Giesser
Commerce Funds Slashed by 244.9 Million
Washington DP AP The House Appropriations Committee slashed 244.96 million from Commerce Department funds for the coming fiscal year about an 18 percent cut. An item of 10 thousand for entertainment and beverages for dignitaries was eliminated. The $1.12 billion bill falls short of matching funds Congress provided this year by about 25 million. President Eisenhower had requested 1.366 billion for the department.
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Sinclair Weeks
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Turns Down Chance To Change Testimony In Graft Hearing
In Washington Marvin L Rubin a contractor for military uniform makers refused to alter his sworn testimony. Jerome Schlesinger testified Rubin paid him 150 for a Puerto Rico trip to straighten records on two Army contracts. Navy suspended Julius Goldman over alleged private matters with a contractor.
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Religion Blamed for Social ills at Wisconsin Hearing
A legislative committee heard testimony on a bill to give public school children time off to attend religious services. Kenneth Klinkert argued religion causes social ills while warning against the bill’s effects. others accused religion of promoting white supremacy and undermining women. The chair urged focus on the bill’s merits, and critics labeled the measure as government support for religious groups.
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Weather Summary and Frost Warning for Wisconsin
Frost warnings issued for northeast portions with cooler tonight and Friday. Friday remains fair and cooler to the south and west with highs in the 60s to 70s. Winds 15 to 25 mph, diminishing tonight and Friday. Max 78, min 43 at Menasha dam readings. precipitation 1.14 inches for the period, deficit for the month and year noted.
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Randall
Fox River
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Backstarf Observatory
Dr Bethune First Lady of Negro Education Dies
Dr Bethune founder of Bethune Cookman College for Negroes dies after a heart attack. Born Mayesville plantation she rose to prominence as NYA director for Negro affairs and Roosevelt adviser. She founded the National Council of Negro Women and held honorary degrees across 14 colleges.
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National Council For Negro Women
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Gazerwitz To Speak At Memorial Day Services
Oshkosh World War II veteran and local veteran activist Morton Gazerwitz is named Memorial Day speaker for services at Riverside Cemetery Monday May 30 at 9 00 am. If rain parade and program may be canceled after 10 am.
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Central
Germany
44Th
Eisenhower vetoes postal pay raise over deficit fears
President Eisenhower vetoed a postal pay increase aimed at about 300 000 workers, saying it would balloon the deficit and create inequities. The measure would cost the treasury about 179 million dollars and force complex pay classifications. Congress could still override the veto, with some believing the same two thirds margin might be achievable.
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U S Air Power Edge Asserted By Talbott in Senate
Air Force Secretary Harold E Talbott told reporters outside a Senate subcommittee hearing the United States is not in danger of losing air supremacy to Russia. He said the Air Force budget is adequate and that the program remains under constant review despite Russian advances.
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Ai Force
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Russia
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Neutral role for Italy turned down by Scelba
Premier Mario Scelba rejected a neutral role for Italy and affirmed Italy’s stake in the North Atlantic alliance and the Western European Union. He said Italy does not have to buy liberty like Austria but chose freely to participate in the peace effort, resisting satellite status.
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