Priority allocations urged as Asian flu vaccine demand soars
Southern Illinois reports heavy demand for Asian flu shots with limited supply. Carbondale Clinic inoculated about 100, then ran out. more vaccine expected soon. Herrin and Benton Hospitals anticipate shipments for staff use. SIU Health Center will vaccinate students and faculty once supply allows. Physicians administer on a first come basis. public health officials urge prioritizing health personnel.
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Holden Hospital
Carbondale
State Department of Public Health
Herrin
Wendell Kane
J. W. Tidwell
Adolph Gilula
West Frankfort
Loren L. Love
Christopher
Roland R. Cross
Illinois Department of Public Health
Cross
Southern Ilinois University
Department of Public Health
Chicago
U. S. Public Health Service
Norman Rose
State Department
Illinois
Rose
Finois
Ilinois Pharmaceutical Assn
Ign
Oak Park High School
Cook County
DuPage County
James Wells
Egyptian Health Department
Harrisburg
U. S
Wells
SIU
Asian flu guidance outlined by medical committee
A medical committee recommends four at home steps for Asian flu: bed rest, doctor consultation, high fluid intake, and fever medicines. Antibiotics do not treat the virus. vaccines should prioritize medical personnel, pregnant women, infants, and chronically ill, with vaccine distribution largely up to manufacturers and the Public Health Service.
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New York
Ial
American Medical Assa
Railroad Co Seeks to End Chicago Danville Trains
C E Petition nois Raiload Co has petitioned the Illinois Commerce Commission for authority to discontinue operation of trains No 11 and 12 between Chicago and Danville the commission said today.
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Nois Raiload Co
Illinois Commerce Commission
Chicago
Danville
Health Service notes surge in Asian Hu cases last week
Washington report says the Public Health Service estimates the number of Asian Hu cases in the United States more than doubled from the previous week, signaling a sharp rise in infections nationwide.
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U.S
Washington
The
Public Health Service Today
Peaches Browning Estate Paid to Mother In 1956
Peaches Browning left a $16,002.15 estate paid Thursday to her mother Mrs. Carolyn M. Heenan 73 sole beneficiary of her will. The 15-year-old heiress gained fame after her 1926 marriage to Edward Browning and died in August 1956 in New York.
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Peaches Browning
Carolyn M. Heenan
Edward
Daddy) Browning
Peaches
New York
Manages Lipton plant found dead after Wenona fire
Geoffrey T. Mc Cally age 55 manager of the Thomas A. Lipton Tea Co plant at Streator was found dead today in a bedroom of his fire damaged Wenona home officials said.
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Wenona
Geoffrey T. McCally
Thomas A. Lipton Tea Co
Streator
Court blocks Teamsters election as Hoffa feud widens
U S Judge F Dickinson Letts issued a temporary injunction delaying next week's Teamsters Union officer election amid a petition by New York members claiming improper delegate selection at PacegenMey weed. Witness Robert Scott testified he faced death threats linked to Hoffa associates and urged testimony despite risks.
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U. S
F. Dickinson Letts
International Teamsters Union
New York
PacegenMey Weed
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamsters Union
Michigan
Robert Scott
Scott
Michigan State Board of Barber Examiners
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Hoffa
Midwest
Dave Sick
William Hoffa
James Hoffa
Teamsters Local 614
Pontiac
Mich
Detroit
Billy Hoffa
Faubus Attacks Federal Action as Police State Methods
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus denounces federal troops at Little Rock as police state tactics and urges calm while court orders and National Guard actions to integrate Central High School continue. FBI Director Hoover rejects Faubus claims of FBI entrapment and incommunicado questioning of youths.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Sid McMath
NAACP
Clarence A. Laws
Faubus
Central High School
Walker
Edwin A. Walker
Eisenhower
Newport
R. 1
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Federal
Ronald N. Davies
National Guard
10St Airborne Division
America
Seema Selemee
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Gov. T Secael
Gov. Aubus
Army cancels riot duty order amid Little Rock tensions
Washington AP reports a day old army directive to bolster riot training was canceled after a mixup. Army officials, including Secretary Wilber Brucker, said the move was precautionary and disdented by the administration amid federal troop actions over school integration in Little Rock.
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Washington
Army
South
High Command
Bia
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Williber Brucker
Little Rock Devel
Brucker
101St Alee Division
Arkansas National Guard
Cmmanne
Penton Re Rs
Newport
R. I
Fisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Mothers Urge Little Rock School Closing
The Central High School Mothers League plans to meet Governor Faubus to demand school closures citing safety and taxpayer concerns. Margaret Jackson says federal control harms education and risks children’s lives under watchful, stern orders. The group has a 9 am appointment with the governor.
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Little Rock
Central Hi School Mothers League
Orval Fambus
Margaret Jackson
of Central Fdkie
Hardwan Sten
A Iechaas
Faubus
Weather notes for Southers and Crab Orchard Lake
Cooler fair conditions dominate Southers with a late week forecast. Saturday warms to the low 70s with nights near 40s and upper 40s. Crab Orchard Lake sits 7 inches below spillway levels as of today.
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Southers
Crab Orchard Lake
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George Carty
Marion
Edmund Cochran
Elkville
Lando Howard
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Ellis R. Cran Jic
Carbondele
Hugh D. McGowan
Tie
Springfield
Redwood City
Calif
Teamster
Michigan Federation of Labor
Senate
Owen
Bert) Brennan
Teamsters Local 337
Brennan
Oakland County
Miami Beach
Relman Munn
Associated Press
Little Rock, Ark
Virgo Blossom
Orval
Central Fish School
Gov. Orvall Faubus’ Mansion
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