Salk Report on Polio Vaccine Sparks Debate Across Nation
The American Public Health Association heard findings from CDC officials on the polio vaccine. Data suggest single shots may offer strong protection and speed immunization for those under 21, potentially aiding rapid eradication. Some experts caution against rushing and call for cautious rollout. Concluded on Page 6, Col. 3.
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Kansas City
Alexander D. Langmuir
Health Service
Public Health Service
American Public Health Assn
Langmuir
Neal Nathanon
William Jackson Hall
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Polio Surveillance Trust
CDC
Suitcase bomb case moves to Colorado murder charge
John Gilbert Graham, 23, confessed saboteur in the United Air Lines crash that killed 44, including his mother Mrs. Daisie E. King. Colorado prosecutors will file first degree murder charges. Graham allegedly planted a bomb in his mother’s suitcase and insured her life for 37,500 dollars. The crash near Longmont on November 1 killed 44 aboard the DC-8.
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State of Colorado
John Gilbert Graham
United Air Lines
Graham
Bert M. Keating
Daisie E. King
FBI
Colorado
United Air Lines Dcgb
Longmot
Colo
Daisie E. Fing
Tee Songment
Cole
UAL
Sta]pleton
Eisenhower Takes Long Walk At Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower enjoyed his longest walk since a heart attack as he toured his Gettysburg farm in autumn weather. He ordered a cabinet report, invited Ann Whitman for dictation, and planned a day at the farm with a personal update on White House plans while remaining out of sight for photographers.
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ED Creagil
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
R Eisenhower
Ann Whitman
Washington
Sherman Adans
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
George Allen
Fisenhower
Colorado
Eveyone
White House
Drunk Driver Fined $100 and Weather News Mix
A chaotic dispatch reports a driver fined 100 dollars for drunken driving. The piece blends weather outlook with political inquiry surprises as Sen McClellan's subcommittee questions officials amid a storm of reports about an alleged conflict of interest. Names include Hugh W. Cross and Senator McCarthy.
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McClellan
D-Ark
Interstate
Paradox: Farmers’ incomes plunge as prices barely fall
Sylvia Porter notes that farmers’ incomes have declined by about 85 percent since 2017 while consumer food prices have dropped only modestly. The editorial discusses distribution of profits, market dynamics, and policy implications shaping farmer livelihoods.
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Sylvia Porter
Aggressor Offensive Mock War Readies For Nation
A vast Cold War style exercise simulates an aggressor attack on the United States with 140,000 troops and 1.2 million acres involved across Plains and western Louisiana. The mock war emphasizes swift tactical maneuvers, ground and air forces, and the use of simulated weapons without actual atomic attacks.
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Plains
Korea
Air Force
United States
Far East
Hebner
Exmon
Nere
Demilitarized Zone
Big Four fail to reach accord on German troop cuts
Western Powers and Soviet leaders clashed as talks in Geneva broke down over troop reductions and a East West nonaggression pact. Molotov accused the West of avoiding real agreement while Dulles Macmillan and Pinay pressed for steps to ease East West tension.
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John M. Hightower
Germany
Europe
V. 3
Molotov
Molotay
U. S
State Dulles
Macmillan
Antoine Pinay
Waskarn
Telephone Santa helps kids in New Hampshire drive
In West Lebanon New Hampshire a late session of the Telephone Santa program struggled to handle calls as Molotov and Dulles agenda questions sparked debate. Joseph Schambier, a Veterans Administration clerk, has run the yearly effort for six Christmas seasons, speaking with children about gifts from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and reaching thousands of youth nationwide. The feature ties into broader Cold War dialogue about demobilization and a peaceful treaty between North Atlantis and Soviet-backed alliances.
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Molotov
Maine
Engna
Santa
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Ita
Nacenis
Dulles
East Germany
Associated Press
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White Diet
River Junction
St Bier
Alayer Noeth Amer
Schambler
Veterans Administration
Joseph Schambier
Sters
Northlowly
North Atlantis
Warsaw
Woodward Family Custody Row Denied
New York report on custody fight involving Ann Woodward widow of William Woodward Jr. and their two boys amid the Long Island estate killing. Ann’s mother in hospital, family denies malice, says they harbor no ill will toward Ann despite sensational press coverage.
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Ralph Walker
Jordan
Midwest
Chile
Truman
Preston
Walker
Sen. McCarthy
James Adt
J . Farrell
Woodward St
Hersing
Genesee St
George E. Evans
E. Colvin Sr
Tolmily
Ann
Sus‘eryone
New York
James
William Woodward Jr
Woodward
Will Ff
Long
Ham Woodward
Today’s Chuckle at Miami Beach Rental Sparks Real Friends
A lighthearted quip notes a man only notices his number of friends after renting a cottage at Miami Beach. The joke hinges on the idea that proximity to others exposes social ties and expectations.
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Miami Beach
New Way Sought To Finance Roads
Governor Harriman and legislative leaders urge the Diefendorf Commission to devise a new method to fund extensive road rehabilitation in the state. After a one hour meeting they agreed highway reconstruction must proceed despite voters rejecting a seven year financing plan last Tuesday.
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Albany
Harriman
Diefendorf Commission
Edwin D Winkworth dies at 78 bank leader and industrialist
Edwin D Winkworth longtime Syracuse banking executive and Solvay Bank president died after a heart attack at 1 45 am in Syracuse He had recently presided over a board meeting and was active in banking The 78 year old native of Syracuse was connected with the firm since 1885 and his father John Winkworth served in the Civil War
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Edwin D. Winkworth
Bank Tion
Anna Svroete
Barclay
Winkworth
Solvay
Solvay Bank
Syracuse Savings Bank
Syracuse
Old West End
John Winkworth
William Tecumseh Shennan
Overseas Author Inquiry Upheld By Congress
A federal judge ruled Congress may inquire into political beliefs of authors whose books appear in U S overseas libraries. Harvey Connor challenged the indictment but the court denied acquittal. The decision touched on Stevenson’s candidacy and the use of author writings in government libraries amid debates on Communist associations.
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Congress
U. S
U.S. Dist
Joseph C. McGallaghy
Harvey Connor
O'Connor
Roger Tubby
Stevenson
McGarraghy
Conrad Hilman
Mointy
State Department
Winnetka
Chicago
Littie Compton
Senate
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Taly
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Mellon
Astors
Eisenhower
Adlai E Stevenson Declares Candidacy For President
Adlai E Stevenson announced he will seek the Democratic nomination for president next year. He urged Democratic unity, emphasized returning control of the executive branch to Democrats, and touted expanding prosperity to all American families amid national challenges. The statement was released from Stevenson's Chicago office on Va Gatta Cheant.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
Democratic Nominiation
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Congress
United States
America
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Saturday Review
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Japan
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