AMA Charges Rush In Polio Program
A AMA spokesman said the Salk polio vaccine program faced delays and a rush charge, while Basil O’Connor of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis denied rushing. The debate covered testing time, costs, and whether new federal legislation is needed as hearings before the Senate labor committee continue.
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Basil O'Connor
National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
Cutter Laboratories
Julian Price
Florence
S.C
AMA board of trustees
O'Connor
Senate
Price
AMA
Senate labor committee
Walter B. Martin
Adenauer Eyes Summer Meeting With Bulganin
West German Chancellor Adenauer said a meeting with Soviet Premier Bulganin may occur late this summer or early fall after the Geneva Big Four summit. He suggested the meeting could happen in Moscow or another city following behind the scenes talks. Adenauer stressed Germany will not accept reunification in exchange for neutralization of 70 million Germans and backed collective security for independence.
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WASHINGTON
Konrad Adenauer
Nikolai Bulganin
Geneva
Adenauer
Moscow
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Germany
Senate passes three year extension of Eisenhower trade program
The Senate completed action by voice vote on an amended version of President Eisenhower’s foreign trade plan extending the reciprocal trade program for three years. The House approved the compromise yesterday and the bill heads to the White House. Separately, the Ways and Means Committee backed a bill to automatically cut tariffs on about a fourth of imports by simplifying customs procedures.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
House
ways and Mmeang
Judge cites love and driving in traffic kiss fine
Judge Gerald C. Kepple fined Genevieve Dykes 10 dollars for kissing her boyfriend while driving along a busy street, warning that love like alcohol does not mix with driving.
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VAN nuts. Com
Gerald C. Kepple
Genevieve Dykes
Jackpot Awarded After Bingo Dispute in Flemington
In Flemington New Jersey on June 15 1947 Mrs Patsy Stra was declared winner of a $200 bingo jackpot after the borough council ruled she called bingo first in a game played about three months earlier. Contender Mrs Celia de Stafano claimed she had covered all squares but failed to vocalize 50.
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FLEMINGTON
N. J
Patsy Stra
Flemington borough
Stra
Celia de Stafano
U S Interior Secretary McKay arrives in Switzerland
Secretary Douglas McKay and his wife landed in Zurich after a Vienna departure for a three day visit to Lucerne, Berne and Geneva. Mrs McKay sustained a foot tendon injury and wore a plaster cast on her left leg during the trip.
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ZURICH
Switzerland
U. S
Douglas McKay
Vienna
Lucerne
Berne
Geneva
McKay
Big 3 Forge United Front For UN Meet
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov arrived in New York from Moscow amid a broad propaganda push as the Big Four talks loom. He met with Western ministers while Adenauer moved toward New York for Geneva talks on German reunification and disarmament. Moscow radio outlined four Kremlin proposals for Geneva, including arms reductions and collective security in Europe.
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NEW YORK
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Moscow
United States
Molotov
Moscow radio
Kremlin
Soviet Union
leity
Adenauer
Konrad Adenauer
Washington
Eisenhower
Dulles
Geneva
Germany
Pravda
Europe
Asia
Far East
Chinese Peoples Republic
Communist China
United Nations
Mechanics Strike Flying Tiger Line
In Burbank California and Newark New Jersey AFL Machinists Union members walked out on strike at 8 p.m. local times with picket lines forming at the airline terminals. The walkout affected Flying Tiger Line operations also serving San Francisco Chicago Detroit and Canada.
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BURBANK
Calif
U.S
AFL Machinists Union
Flying Tiger Airlines
United States
Canada
John Sweeney
grand lodge
International Association of Machinists
Newark
N. J
Two Teen Girls Found Dead in Hyattsville Park
HYATTSVILLE Md June 15 UP Two teen aged high school girl students were slain today in a park near here One girl stabbed to death Police did not say immediately how the other had died The girls left home this morning for the last day of school to receive their report cards Their bodies were found at 12 24 p m The park is near the University of Maryland The girls were Michael Ann Ryan 14 daughter of a Washington D C policeman and Nancy Marie Shomette of Lane Manor Md
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HYATTSVILLE
University of Maryland
Michael Ann Ryan
Washington, D. C
Nancy Marie Shomette
Lane Manor
Bramblett Fined $5,000 For Pay Padding Scheme
Former U.S. Representative Ernest Bramblett of California was fined 5000 and put on four year probation for padding his congressional payroll. Judge Walter Bastian sentenced Bramblett after conviction on seven counts, with possible prison terms and fines earlier. Bramblett plans an appeal as his attorney argues the three year statute of limitations may have expired.
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WASHINGTON
U P1
Ernest K. Bramblett
Calif
Congress
Walter M. Bastian
anl
Bramblett
Bramnett
Bastian
court of appeals
Bramlett
Edward B. Williams
Williams
Supreme Court
Record May production peak and Eisenhower stag dinner
Production in May reached a new high, 138 on the Fed index, surpassing 137 from 1953. The gains came from machinery, household goods, metals, building materials, textiles and more. President Eisenhower held a stag dinner at the White House with guest names kept private.
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WASHINGTON
U.P
Federal Reserve Board
Eisenhower
White House
Peron Expels Top Prelates As Foud Grows
Buenos Aires June 15 two archbishops M sers Manuel Tato acting Buenos Aires archbishop and Ramon Carlos Moroa were arrested and expelled from Argentina for defying civil authorities amid weekend riots in the capital. They were taken toVilla Devoto jail after overnight detention and reported shipped to Rio de Janeiro with a third church dignitary Aguirre. Vatican officials said excommunication may follow for Peron and others involved. A separate view in Congress signaled possible impeachment of Supreme Court Justice Tomas Casares over actions during the disorders.
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BUENOS AIRES
Argentina
Manuel Tato
Ramon Carlos Moroa
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Tato
Novoa
Villa Devo
Manuel Rio
Antonio M. Aguirre
Msgr
Santiago Luis Cadina
Copelio
Aguirre
Almedia
federal police
curia
Tate
Capello
Supreme Court
Tomas Casares
Derailed Challenger Train Kills One Near Fort Morgan
The Union Pacific streamline Challenger derailed at a bridge washout six miles northeast of Fort Morgan Colorado killing a crew member and injuring nine others including four passengers. The Chicago to Los Angeles run carried about 300 passengers and was detouring due to Wyoming washouts when the accident happened around 330 am MST. Train communications were knocked out delaying Nord by over an hour.
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FORT MORGAN
Colo
Union Pacific Railroad
Challenger
here
Chicago
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
Colorado
Wyoming
Industrials Score Wide Gains in New York
New York June 15 industrials registered wide gains helping the industrial stock average to a new record high. The market climbed with top issues leading before some profit taking trimmed advances. Chemicals steels tires motors metals and aircrafts showed broad gains.
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NEW YORK
Dixon-Yates Ready Reserve Lines Formed Approval Seen
Washington reports Republican leaders expect some Northern Democrats to join GOP forces to back the Dixon-Yates project, aiming to restore $6.5 million in funds and block TVA capacity growth. The plan would power a private line from West Memphis Arkansas to the TVA in Memphis, delaying a $90 million TVA plant at Fulton Tennessee. Ike says Congress will pass a 3,000,000 ready reserve before adjournment. he wrote American Legion that strong reserve forces are essential and believes legislation will be approved this session.
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WASHINGTON
House
appropriations committee
GOP
Tennessee Valley Authority
Dixon-Yates
TVA
Memphis, Tenn
Dixon-Yates private power combine
Mississippi River
West Memphis
Ark
Fulton
Tenn
Tne
Mississi
Di Yates
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
American Legion
Seahorn Collins
Pet Owners Yelp As Denver Studies Tax on Dog Food
Denver residents debated a one cent per pound tax on commercial pet food to fund enforcement of the city leash law. The health board estimated 84000 dollars annually needed to ensure dogs are penned or teased.
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Denver
city health board
Blythe Residents Die in Car Crash
Two Blythe residents died early today when their car collided with a cattle truck on Highway 60 west of Blythe. Clyde Richardson, 17, was the car’s driver and John Dobbs, 41, the vehicle’s owner. The truck driver, Alex Wade Dominy, 22, of Peoria, Arizona, was uninjured. The pair had been returning from Whitewater.
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BLYTHE
Calif
here
Clyde Richardson
John Dobbs
Whitewater
Alex Wade
Dominy
Peoria
Ariz
Private Power moves to form monopoly, Cannon warns
Chairman Clarence Cannon of the House appropriations committee charged privately owned power firms are rapidly merging in a new menace to create a power monopoly. He said they aim to wreck TVA, REA, and municipal systems as debate opened on a 1.285 billion dollar appropriation bill for TVA, AEC, power administrations, and flood control projects.
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WASHINGTON
uPy
Clarence Cannon
House appropriations committee
Missouri Democrat
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
Rural Electrification Administration
Cannon
TVA
Atomic Energy Commission
Southeastern and Southwestern Power Administrations
Bonneville Power Administration
Korean general to visit Washington on U S military tour
Sen Chung I Kwon chief civilian staff of the Republic of Korea army is slated to fly to Washington tonight for the second phase of his U S military installations tour. He will lead a delegation and review U S defense facilities during the visit.
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WASHINGTON
SAN FRANCISCO
sen. Chung I) Kwon
cit
Republic of Korea army
U. S
Top Officers Move Quarters To War Sites
Emergency U S News Center reports President Eisenhower and 15 000 officials relocated to an operations center as the nation staged a three day atomic bombing drill. Attacks simulated on New York Chicago Milwaukee and other cities, with officials scrambling from Washington to remote locations to test civil defense readiness.
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Ceontor
Washington
Fisenhower
Eisenhower
New England
Boston
New Bedford
Fall River
Mass
Providence
R. I
New York City
New Jersey
New York
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
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Alaska
Civil Defense Administration
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
Defense Department
Wilson
Peoria
civil defense
city hall
E. 43rd St
state civil defense agency
Memphis
Congress
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