GM Hearing Runs Into Overtime
Washington debate on the impact of General Motors and big corporations spills over as GM general counsel Henry M. Hogan seeks a rebuttal. Senator O'Mahoney and GM President Harlowe Curtice spar over GM’s influence on independent manufacturers and the parts market, with Curtice defending GM’s role and supplier growth.
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New York Receives 86067 Polio Vaccine Doses
The Public Health Service announced New York will get 86067 additional shots of Salk polio vaccine under voluntary control. Total doses released to states and territories reach 1017054. New York's share raises cumulative CCs to 13459491 since July 13.
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el Lilly & Co
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Buffalo Combed In Narcotics Drive
Federal Narcotics Agents and local police expanded a Western New York narcotics sweep with ten arrests after grand jury indictments. Six more suspects already faced local charges. among those taken in was a 15 year old. Police anticipated eight additional arrests as U S Attorney John Henderson called the operation a major accomplishment.
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Post at College Is Open for Ike
Gettysburg College trustees chair John Rice said the presidency is vacant and Eisenhower would be president if he chooses. The liberal arts college near the President’s farm has about 1,100 students and offers the post for Ike if he does not seek re election.
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Gettyburg College
John Rice
Gettysburg College
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