Polio Shots Open to Adults in New York State
Albany Aug 4 Adults of all ages now eligible for Salk anti polio shots. Health commissioner Hilleboe says restrictions on commercial vaccine for under 20 and pregnant women are dropped though free government and state aid programs keep limits for those distributions. State orders 100000 shots and will fund half the cost for local purchases. more funds expected if needed. As of July 31 3,649,000 eligible received first shots with 2,361,800 second doses.
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TV Movie Leads to Real Slaying in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis a woman, Pearl Ella Moore, 38, says her husband Audrey, 48, attacked her during a televised film at their home. She stabbed him to death with a bread knife after he struck her with a clawhammer and threatened her with a butcher knife. She was treated for head bruises and jailed on murder charges.
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Maurice Kinney
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Scattered Showers Expected Today With Warm Midday High
The weatherman predicts widely scattered showers and warm weather today with a high near 82. Moist air moves east from the Midwest. Tomorrow the forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures.
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Midwest
Atom Plant Permit Called Dangerous
Washington, Aug. 4. The Atomic Energy Commission faced charges it ignored its own experts warnings in granting a Monroe Michigan nuclear plant permit. Rep Chet Holifield and Dan Muintain accused the AEC after announcing the permit to the Power Reactor Development Company of Detroit. Anderson chairs the AEC. Holifield sits on the Joint Congressional Atomic Energy Committee.
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Congressional Atomic Energy Committee
Williams pledges steps to protect life and property in Michigan
Governor Williams calls for actions to safeguard residents after a nuclear plant scare in Monroe near Toledo and Detroit. Holifield warns of radioactive contamination risks if a reactor fails, citing a model meltdown at Arco, Idaho, and plans to appeal to President Eisenhower to revoke the construction permit.
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Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Monroe
Toledo
Ohio
Detroit
Holifield
Arco
Idaho
Bethlehem Steel Signs End To Long Steel Strike Pact
Bethlehem Steel joins United Steelworkers in a three year contract signed at Roosevelt Hotel New York restoring at least 80 percent of capacity. The agreement leaves few producers unsettled as 650000 workers begin to return to plants in Gary South Chicago and other centers while full production shifts back over weeks. Price hikes expected early next week as production resumes after a 34 day strike.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
Steelworkers Union
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Roosevelt Hotel
Gary-South
Chicago, Ind
Nasser to Answer Suez Conference Invitation Likely Refusal
President Nasser held an 80 minute talks with Soviet Ambassador Evgeny Kisselev amid Western bids for a London conference on Suez. Cairo signals a probable refusal, echoing Egypt’s stance after rejecting the Big Three declaration.
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Malta
Russia
Evgeny Kisselev
al Shaab
the People
Maj Salah Salem
Big Three Achieve But a Shaky Stand
Washington reports the United States Britain and France show fragile unity over the Suez crisis. Dulles cites no commitments while Britain and France press for military action against Egypt’s Nasser. Conference plans invite Russia to join the 24 nation talks and warn that a limited war in the Middle East remains a grave risk.
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France
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Middle East
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Nasser Prepares to Fight for Suez Control
Cairo reports President Nasser has decided to oppose international control of the Suez Canal. An Egyptian confidant says Nasser will reject Western demands and keep canal control in Egyptian hands, after two talks in 48 hours following the April 16 London invitation.
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Egypt Launches National Civil Defense Posters
In Cairo on August 4 authorities began air raid precautions by posting warnings nationwide. The posters urge citizens to follow civil defense regulations in any emergency.
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Cairo faces a possible pause in Nasser talks with Big Three
A source says Britain pulled troops from the canal area last month. Nasser has not decided on accepting the Big Three invitation to a conference and may delay his Moscow visit. Fawzi and other Egyptian officials hold near continuous meetings, with one session lasting until dawn.
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Marine Drill Instructor Sentenced at Parris Island
Marine Staff Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon, 31, was sentenced by a military tribunal to nine months hard labor, a $30 monthly fine, and a bad conduct discharge for drinking on duty and negligent homicide in the April swamp march deaths of six recruits. The sentence awaits approval by Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas and ends with McKeon losing government benefits and eligibility to rejoin any service.
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Marine Corps
Todays Chut e Chuckle Sign on a Reducing Parlor
A humorous sign reads Come on in What have you got to lose at a reducing parlor. The quip plays on weight loss and lightens the day for passersby in a small town.
Curtiss-Wright to Aid Studebaker Packard in Merger Talks
Curtiss-Wright Corp and Daimler Benz agreed on a three year advisory management pact to guide Studebaker-Packard out of financial trouble. The plan includes Curtiss-Wright paying 35 million dollars for long term leases on Utica Michigan plant and Chippewa Indiana plant and acquiring assets while Studebaker-Packard remains a separate company with its own board.
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Mich
Detroit
Chippewa
Ind
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Aerophysics Development Corporation
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chicago Bars Vendors in Polio Area West Side
More than 50 peddlers were barred from Chicago's polio district on the West Side due to filth and unsanitary conditions. Health officials say half of the 516 polio cases are in this area and expect a peak around August 14. Eleven deaths have been linked to the outbreak.
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West Side
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Hettie Anderson Dies YW Official
Hattie Anderson age 59 national general secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association for nearly 18 years died last night in Chicago. A Nashville native she began YWCA work in Europe and served in France and Belgium during World War I. Burial will be in Nashville Monday.
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Hattie Anderson
Young Women’s Christian Assn
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Nashville
Y.W.C.A
Europe
France
Belgium
Japan to close loophole letting drunk killers go free
Justice Ministry spokesman says Japan will amend the law to seal a loophole that allows intoxicated defendants to escape liability for murder. The move follows criticism of leniency toward drunken killers.
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Tokyo
UPI
Justice Ministry
Japan
Duff claims U S Air Force could trigger massive casualties in Soviet attack
Senator Duff warns that if the Soviets launch a surprise atomic strike on the United States the U S Air Force would retaliate with a nuclear blow causing hundreds of millions of deaths. He says the air force is the world's most powerful, based on testimony from top commanders.
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Duff
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