Short-Cut Oral Polio Vaccine Wins U S Approval
The three in one oral polio vaccine developed under Sabin and Dr. Herald R. Cox gained U S approval in a sequence of doses and a booster. Lederle, part of American Cyanamid, cites early mass tests in 1960 Miami with 414 000 recipients showing paralytic polio cases dropping to zero, and a Tampa test conducted last year.
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Sabin
Herald R. Cox
Lederle
American Cyanamid Co
Pearl River
N. Y
Miami
Tampa
Fla
ITV Classroom Procedure Topic for ISC Workshop
Indiana State College hosts an instructional television workshop examining mechanics of ITV utilization. Dr. Jane E. Grills leads discussion on setting up a television classroom with changes to traditional methods. Four group leaders guide observations and experiences in the Business Building rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State College
Jane E. Grills
ISC
ITV
Susie Dewey
Vigo County School Corporation
Ann Carle
Istc Laboratory
Mabel Hamman
Southwestern Indiana Educational Television Council
Evansville
Ione Mee- Conkey
Jack G. McBride
University of Nebraska
Dr. Grills
FASTEETH Keeps False Teeth In Place
An advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims the product prevents rocking sliding or slipping, provides no gummy taste, is alkaline, does not sour, and reduces late odor breaths. Sold at drug counters.
Church Robber Admits Guilt Face Court With Counsel
Thomas Edward Blanford confessed to entering St Stephen s Episcopal Church on June 19 and admitted nearly a score of other church break ins in Vigo County. He failed to plead guilty without counsel and was assigned public defender Warren Everett with bond set at 2500 and case moved to July 10.
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Thomas Edward Blanford
Edward Hamilton
Vigo
Hamilton
Ralph Berry
Vigo County
Blanford
Alabama
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
North Seventh Street
Warren Everett
James
Lester Bergman
Syracuse
N. Y
Everett
Bergmans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lawton-Byrum Post No
Larry Edward Frazier
North Nineteenth Street
Frazier
Kingsford Heights postmaster removed after assault charge
The Post Office Department ousted Everett J. Laun as Kingsford Heights postmaster and appointed Billy T. Hux in his place. Laun, 60, denied authority to explain the move while an assault and battery charge looms over him in a beating case involving a New Buffalo woman.
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LA Porte
Ind
Post Office Department
Everett J. Laun
Kingsford Heights
Billy T. Hux
Laun
Buffalo
Mich
Youth Jailed For Attack on Trib Newsman
Jack Johnson 21 of South Eighth street is jailed for investigation after allegedly attacking John T. Brassie 46, assistant city editor at the Terre Haute Tribune. Brassie was found badly beaten near Eighth and Hulman streets and remains in fair condition at St Anthony Hospital with head injuries.
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Jack Johnson
South Eighth Street
John T. Brassie
The
Terre Haute Tribune
Brassie
South Nineteenth Street
Eighth and
Hulman Streets
Tenth
Putnam Streets
George Schoffstall
Johnson
St. Anthony Hospital
Schoffstall
South Lockport Road
Forger Punished in Milan by Tying and Burials Alive
Historical Milan punishment of forgers involved tying the offender and burying them alive as a deterrent. The extreme method reflects harsh medieval legal practices once applied in Italy’s cities.
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Milan
Italy
Photographer Gored by Buffalo Near Anderson Farm
A 38 year old man, Marvin Brock of Williams, was seriously injured after being gored by a buffalo herd while photographing on a farm owned by Joseph H. Armington in Madison County. Brock suffered a punctured lung and bruises. a relative, Jack Butler, helped drive off the animals with a club. Armington keeps the herd as a hobby. the pasture is posted with No Trespassing signs.
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Anderson, Ind
Anderson
Marvin Brock
Williams
Joseph H. Armington
Madison County
Brock
Jack Butler
Armington
J. C. Armington
Sweden’s spy case stalls Khrushchev visit
Sweden named Wennerstrom a top paid Russian spy as police detained him. The Foreign Ministry ordered the expulsion of Maj. Gen. Vitaly Nikolsky and George Baranovsky for Wennerstrom’s Soviet contacts. Wennerstrom retired from the air force in 1961 but served as a military expert for the Foreign Office.
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Foreign Ministry
Dagens Nyheter
Wennerstrom
Torsten Nilsson
Vitaly Nikolsky
George Baranovsky
Air Force
Foreign Office
Fire damages residence on Fruitridge Avenue
A two story home at 4445 North Fruitridge Avenue owned by Byron Smith was damaged by a midday fire. Fire crews from Terre Haute headquarters No. 10 and Otter Creek Volunteer fire department arrived after a 12:36 p.m. alarm and extinguished the blaze before 1 p.m. Damage confined to the rear of the house.
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Byron Smith
Fruitridge Avenue
Terre Haute
Otter Creek
Wife Wins Decree In Six-Child Custody Case
Sarah Jane White of 600 South Third Street was granted a divorce and custody of six children in Superior Court No. 2. Judge Albert R. Owens presided. She also received $42.50 weekly support from Richard Orval White.
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Sarah Jane White
South Third Street
Albert R. Owens
Superior Court No. 2
Richard Orval White
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Thomas Lee Bean
Ernie Schwartz
Washoe County
Reno
Sonja McCaskie
Scotland
General Telephoneerica
M General Cna
Trib
Sheboygan Christian School
Gored
Sweden
Khrush
Charlie
Doan
Sears Roebuck and CO
Monod
Lis
Reed
Sears Customer Service Department
Sears Farm
N. 7Th St
Sears
Gallo
Sears Snowhite
Meei
Ise
Paine
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