Polio Vaccine Push Aims Wider Coverage Next Spring
The Public Health Service urged a nationwide drive to raise polio vaccination to the recommended three or more shots. New estimates show about 68 million Americans with three or more injections and 87 million with at least one dose. Despite progress, about 4 percent of under five year olds and nearly 30 percent of those under 40 have had no vaccine.
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Tax Collections In Kansas Up 1959 Year To Date
WICHITA AP November collections of 45 539 640 brought federal tax receipts in Kansas to 574 429 698 for the first 11 months this year. Director Gus F Koehler reported. November and 11 month totals show increases over 1958. Through Nov 30 individual income tax reached 147 717 645 up 26 million. corporate income tax 112 806 697 up 14 million. estate and gift taxes 16 288 709 up 514 million. withholding and social security tax 251 708 521 up 23 million. excise taxes 26 742 136 down 12 million. unemployment tax 1 947 657 up 55 thousand. rail retirement tax 17 218 330 down 5 million.
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Internal Revenue
P T C Meeting Highlights and Socials in Richmond
Rich mond News reports guest speaker Bill Bowers of Ottawa at the P T C meeting Tuesday evening. Grades 7 and 8 presented music while grades 5 and 6 served refreshments. Mrs Gretta Marsh of Kansas City visited Mrs Grettie Rebstock and they called on Mrs Lillian Randolph in Garnett. Berea Club hosted a luncheon gift exchange and social hour with Mrs Bob Hadsall. Fifty five attended the Cum Dubble Fort nightly Club meeting at the Annex. Miss Gladys Garrison and Mmes H C Wolfe and Lola Booker were hosts. Mrs Verne Alden shared slides and described her Scotland trip.
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P.T.C
Gretta Marsh
Kansas City
Grettie Rebstock
Lillian Randolph
Garnett
Berea
Bob Hadsall
Annex
Gladys Garrison
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H. C. Wolfe
Lola Booker
Verne Alden
Scotland
Nasser Writing Book On Suez War
CAIRO AP President Gamal Abdel Nasser is writing a book about the 1956 Suez War. Al Ahram reported the work will be published worldwide in all languages.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
al Ahram
Position on Censorship Sparks Church Debate
Washington AP reports James W. Wine of the National Council of Churches and other church spokesmen urged no censorship of individual radio and TV programs. The FCC opened a weeklong hearing to consider program content and authority, with Wine warning against easy censorship while noting some practices harm the public interest.
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Protestant Churches, of
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James W. Wine
National Council of Churches of Christ
Federal Communications Commission
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