Amsterdam Inoculations Lagg in State
Amsterdam showed the lowest state inoculation rate with 54 percent of eligible children receiving Salk vaccines. Health officials cited unfavorable publicity for the low turnout. Ten new polio cases were reported statewide the past week, eight in New York City and two upstate, with no vaccines received by the patients.
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P. J. Fitzgibbons
Amsterdam
New York City
Albany
Rensselaer
Upstate
New York
Leona Baumgartner
Parke, Davis
Diary Cited By Probers Ties Levy to Pentagon Graft Probe
A translated diary in Arabic scripts enters Senate probes into irregularities in Army clothing buys. Leon M. Levy of Bonita Originals faces public hearing as diary could link to larger grafts tied to Army quartermaster contracts. Levy, a Syrian immigrant and founder, has been named a source of cash gifts in the committee’s inquiry.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Leon M. Levy
McClellan
D-Ark
Pentagon
Levy
Bonita Originals, Inc
New York City
Syria
United States
Tito to Stay Independent
Western reports say Tito will meet Soviet leaders without changing Yugoslavia’s independent foreign policy. Ambassador Mates told reporters no shift in policy will result from Belgrade talks with Dulles. Khrushchev’s visit to Belgrade later this month remains a point of Western speculation.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Leo Mates
Dulles
Belgrade
Bulgaria
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
The Cult of Super Sex Exposé Sparks Public Interest
Jane Coronel delves into a sensational culture of sexuality claiming millions are drawn to oversized beauty and bold lifestyles. The piece promises eye catching details on attraction and societal impact while questioning media and personal choices.
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June Corone
Garis
Jane Coronel
Dennis the Menace Cartoonist Ambassadors Support Independence Policy
A Dennis the Menace strip is cited praising ambassadors for courageous pursuit and a policy of firm independence. The note frames the success as a crowning achievement in diplomatic stance.
Chinese Nationalists warn West on Big Four talks trap
Taipei reports say Chung Hua Daily News and Central Daily News urge the West to view the Big Four top level conference as a Soviet trap. Tatao claims three divisions of Chinese Communist troops reached Fukien coast while Defense Ministry denies the report. Taipei bans new housing downtown to curb crowding amid air raid fears.
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Taipei
Formosa
Central Daily News Today
Chung Hua Daily News
Interior Ministry
Tatao
North Korea
Fukien
Sukien
Formosa Strait
Defense Ministry
Taipei City
The Boss Tells Tale Of A Tree Nabbing In Newton
Mrs. Mary Costello found a 15 foot maple uprooted from her front lawn after four men in work clothes and a truck removed it. A neighbor recalls the crew and a polite caller who inquired about the tree, prompting police to call it a real case of tree napping.
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Newton
Mass
Mary F. Costello
World Health Assembly approves 1956 budget in Mexico City
The World Health Assembly approved a $10,203,084 budget to finance WHO activities in 1956. The allocation includes $350,000 for two new programs malaria eradication and health aspects of atomic energy. The total is $700,000 more than this year.
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Mexico City
World Health Assembly
World Health Organization
Teased Youth Dies in Leap From Harlem River Bridge
A 17 year old, William Olivar, leaped from a Harlem River bridge after friends teased him about joining the parachute troops. He stripped his clothes, shouted his defiance, and jumped 180 feet into the river. Recovery of the body took an hour.
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New York
William Olivar
Harlem
Restoration begins on Old North Church steeple beams
Work starts on the Old North Church steeple in Boston as crews set the first white oak beam, 46 feet long, into place. The project will restore the lantern site associated with Paul Revere’s midnight ride.
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Boston
Paul Revere
Woman Dies In Gas Tank Attempt To Start Car
Stillwater report states Sylvia Martin 24 of Ponca City died after inhaling gasoline while blowing into a stalled car’s gas tank. A doctor said she choked after swallowing gasoline and inhaling fumes. the tank was full.
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Stillwater
Okla
Sylvia Martin
Ponca City
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