Vaccine Turnback Cuts Salk Doses in 17 States
Public Health Service reports 17 states returned part of Salk polio vaccine allocations. seven of these waived rights to a fresh release totaling 3,127,922 doses, to favor states with higher demand. Separately 2,431,035 doses already allocated were left unused by 16 states including Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri Nevada Ohio South Carolina Tennessee Texas and West Virginia.
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Vaccine allocations and exports outlined for several states
The text lists states including Virginia, Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama and South Carolina, noting that other than seven waiving allocations, states and territories received 5,564,097 doses of new and reallocated vaccine. It also states 4,860 doses were licensed for export.
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Britain considers cutting UN participation over rising budgets
In Geneva Lord John Hope warned that Britain may rethink engagement with United Nations programs if costs keep rising. He urged efficiency and reduced overlap among UN agencies, saying current finances cannot continue to tolerate ever growing contributions.
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Goodyear to Equip 1957 Cars with 14 Inch Tires
F B Conrad head of the Topeka Goodyear plant says most auto makers will outfit 1957 models with 14 inch tires. Goodyear has shifted much production to the new size, which has been built in Topeka for two months. Snow tread designs will also be produced, he states. The 14 inch tire is described as giving a smoother and safer ride.
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Garden City population rises by 423 to 10488
Garden City sees a population increase of 423 in the last year bringing the total to 10 488. Herald Want Ads report local results and opportunities for readers seeking listings and services.
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Garden City
War Prisoners Handed to Relief Groups in Tianjin
Peiping radio announced 328 Japanese prisoners of war and a Manchukuo war criminal were handed to Japanese relief organizations in Tianjin by the Chinese Red Cross. The group includes Raku zo Takebe, former top official of Manchukuo Manchuria. Also reported Corfu visit by Tito and Jovanka with Greek royalty. DDT sprayed to ease insect presence. East Germany reports factory production troubles blamed on planning and material shortages. union walkout over dismissal of 6,000 workers amid car slump.
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Labor Clashes In England at Austin Car Works
In Birmingham England mounted police cleared a path for trucks as pickets clashed with nonstrikers at the Austin car works central to a strike against British Motor Corp. Scuffles spread to 12 other plants in Birmingham Oxford Coventry and Llanelly South Wales with no serious injuries. Management said 23000 workers defied union orders and reported for work, about a thousand more than yesterday. Austins Morris Riley and MG cars were involved.
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Soil bank up in Oklahoma as deadline extended
The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee reports 2500 Oklahoma wheat farmer applications and doubled cotton signups for the soil bank this week. ASC Oklahoma administrator Lewis Wolfe says a late rush before the deadline extension brought total soil bank agreements to 9325, covering over 500000 acres. The 1956 deadline is Friday, extended by one week by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Weather minds converge in Boulder for AMS meeting
In Boulder Colorado enthusiasts gather for the 146th national meeting of the American Meteorological Society. Over three days they discuss solar weather relationships and long term statistical evidence for solar atmospheric links in weather phenomena.
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3000 Suggestions For GOP Slogans Campaign Buzz
Washington aides to Rep. Oliver Bolton report about 3000 slogan ideas submitted after his appeal for a 1956 GOP campaign line. Bolton offered a $25 savings bond for the winner, with samples ranging from Ike phrases to “Peace and prosperity” variants and several humorous lines.
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Washington
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
Senate implements Wheat Agreement
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill to implement the international wheat agreement ratified July 11. The measure covers exports through July 31, 1959 with price safeguards from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars per bushel.
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