First Salk Serum Due Tonight for Inoculation Countywide
Sarasota public health officials announce first shipments of the Salk polio vaccine arriving tonight with inoculations set to begin Wednesday for first and second graders across Sarasota County. Private doctors and Public Health Nurses will vaccinate in Sarasota Venice and Englewood with two doses spaced two weeks apart and a potential third in the fall.
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Harold T. Lawler
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George M. Coggan
J. C. Patterson
Henry Womacka
Dunlap Oleson
Henry Morton
Venice Memorial Hospital
Wade Williams
First of 165 000 Florida tots get Salk serum
Jacksonville and Tallahassee began inoculating the first and second graders eligible for Salk polio vaccine. About 15 300 children in Jacksonville and Duval County will receive shots over a week while other counties prepare. County health officials decide shipment times with state guidance.
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Bureau of Preventable Diseases
Stock Quotations Report by A.M. Kidder Firm
The Late Stocks Quotations from A M Kidder & Co provide a snapshot of market activity with listed prices and changes for prominent securities. The report notes daily shifts across several ledgers, reflecting investor sentiment and trading levels.
State Traffic Kills Four in Weekend Toll
The Associated Press reports scattered traffic deaths across the state totaled four over the weekend, two fewer than the prior weekend. Victims include Steve Grant, 60, struck by a trailer truck at Canal Point. Eunice Brown, 36, in Fort Myers. Tessie Payne, 50, in a head on collision near Tampa. and Charles C. Cannon, 40, after a Jacksonville car truck collision.
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California man executed for 1952 bank shooting
John H. McVeigh, 35, of California, convicted of killing Jacksonville police officer Robert Q. Tucker on Christmas Eve 1952, was electrocuted today at Raiford State Prison.
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Brighter Rail Settlement Hopes Amid Broad Labor Strikes
The Associated Press reports a tentative improvement in the Louisville and Nashville Railroad strike, while Southern Bell remains stalled. Cables and demonstrations flare across Georgia Florida North Carolina and Tennessee as Monsanto’s Queeny plant adds 1500 workers to a new walkout in St Louis. Textile mill fringe-benefit concessions emerge in Maine as New England mills stay on strike. CIO Local 450 Sperry Gyroscope workers vote to strike at midnight. A Buffalo court order halts a wildcat railroad strike affecting 19 400 workers. South Buffalo Railway conductors and brakemen join Friday walkout over a contract dispute.
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Sperry Gyroscope Co
Lobbyist Funds Accounting Bill Stalled In Florida House
The Florida House judiciary committee deferred action on a bill requiring lobbyists to register with the secretary of state and report all expenses, compensation, and financial transactions with legislators. A subcommittee chaired by Mack Cleveland will study and report to the full group Thursday. The measure is sponsored by Rep. Tillett.
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Polk
Secretary of State
Asian African conference opens with anti communism speeches
Iraq's Foreign Minister Fadhil Jamali denounced international communism drawing applause from 29 delegations at Bandung as Prime Minister Nehru and Indian delegates listened in silence. Jamali called communism a materialistic religion that breeds class conflict and colonialism. Soekarno opened the gathering urging Asia and Africa with a population over a billion to influence world affairs.
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Pakistan
United States
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Commissioners Clash Over New Assistant Appointment
Charlotte Gordon was named administrative assistant to the Board of County Commissioners after a 3-2 vote despite a heated dispute led by Commissioner Glen R. Leach who attacked the process and questioned the job’s necessity at 325 a month. The vote followed Leach’s accusations that the move served political debts and targeted women, while others argued the role aids in court purchase tasks and postponements. A Bee Ridge delegation protested the Siesta Key Dump relocation, urging closure of the Bee Ridge dump, with action set for next Monday.
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Nelson
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Bee Ridge
Ocie Hamilton
Siesta Key
Hamilton
Pope Pius XII suffers senile arthrosis in right arm
Vatican bulletin cites a doctor's diagnosis that Pope Pius XII has senile arthrosis in his right arm and may never regain full use. The report comes amid late bulletins from London and Washington noting other global and political concerns.
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Hungarians Purge Nagy as Hegedus Is Named Successor
Budapest reports the Hungarian Communist Party ousted Premier Imre Nagy for grave damage to the party and to democracy. Deputy Premier Andras Hegedus was elected to lead the government. Mihaly Farkas was expelled from top party bodies but to be commissioned with other party work.
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Snow Bogs California as Deep Snow Traps 350 Cars
A late spring storm in California's Sierra mountains stalled about 350 cars with as much as 18 inches of snowfall. Highway crews near U.S. 40 and U.S. 50 raced to free drivers while other regions faced cloudiness and limited rain across the Northern Rockies and plains. Temperatures varied, with readings in the 40s and 50s in the Great Lakes to New England areas.
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Afro-Asian Bandung Conference Aims for Genuine Peace
Indonesian Prime Minister Ali Sastroamidjojo says the Afro-Asian Conference seeks genuine peace amid fears of an atomic arms race. He emphasizes equality, sovereignty, non interference, and mutual benefit as Asia and Africa urge a peaceful, cooperative path for two thirds of humanity.
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Brief Illness At 76 Fatal To Physicist
Princeton New Jersey world famous scientist Albert Einstein died at 1:15 am at Princeton hospital from gall bladder inflammation. He was 76 and had been admitted at noon Friday after a period of seclusion from public contact.
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Princeton Leader Mourns Einstein As World Farewells
Princeton University President Harold W. Dodds saluted Albert Einstein in death saying the physicist's contributions to world knowledge are too great to be fully assessed by the present generation. He added only future generations will grasp their full significance and expressed deep sorrow.
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Relativity Master Albert Einstein Remembered
The page recalls Albert Einstein born in Ulm on March 14 1879 a quiet genius linked with the Institute for Advanced Study. He sought a unified theory of nature and time by developing the theory of relativity at age 26 illuminating modern physics.
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Nice Blend: Blue and Gold Weather Note
Sarasota area forecasts remain fair and warm through tomorrow with light to moderate winds. Jacksonville to the Florida Straits east Gulf region shows northeast to east winds becoming southeast, isolated showers possible in extreme south portions. Read the fishing column for tides and almanac details.
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Bright Spot The Little Dear Turns Big Expense
A playful exchange shows a couple joking about affection turning into cost as the wife quips about a husband’s claim of becoming a “big expense” after marriage. The banter highlights humor in marital dynamics.
Free Tickets to the Florida Theater Listed in Classifieds
The News invites readers to check the classified columns for their names and claim free tickets at the office located at 1045 N. Lime Ave. Offer requires presenting the name appearing in the listing.
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