Sabin Receives Grant for Polio Research at Cincinnati
Dr. Albert Sabin, creator of the live virus polio vaccine, was awarded 116400 by the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis to continue virus studies at the University of Cincinnati. Effective January 1, the grant funds Sabin to classify own viruses and develop tests to assess their role in human diseases while evaluating widespread polio vaccine testing.
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Children’s Hospital Research Foundation
Probers Urge Tough Laws On Backstage Influence
House influence investigators push sweeping new laws to stop backstage efforts to sway federal regulators. The tentative report outlines expanding probes to six agencies and eight more, with possible licensing and program quality rules for television, and would place the inquiry under a permanent House Commerce Committee subcommittee.
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UPI
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Bernard Goldfine
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Office of Alien Property and Railroad Retirement Board
House Commerce Committee
Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
White Christmas odds vary across United States
UPI reports from the U.S. Weather Bureau show chances of a white Christmas range from 0 to 100 percent depending on location. Stations listed include Caribou Maine 100 percent, Milwaukee 90 percent, Chicago 70 percent, Dallas Fort Worth 0 to 2 percent for other cities, with values for Denver 40, New York 10, Boston 50, Detroit 60, and many others.
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Maine
Fort Worth
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U.S Weather Bureau
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Washington
D.C
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Chicago
Ike lights 75 foot Christmas tree for peace pledge
President Eisenhower lights a 75 foot national Christmas tree in Washington's Park behind the White House. He pledges the United States will work for peace and will not use military strength to break it, urging understanding and cooperation among nations. He says the U S will not retreat in face of force and will welcome negotiations on international differences.
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O'Neill Rents Apartment in Columbus Amid Gossip
The report notes O'Neill's possible new residence in Columbus as he leaves office. In other news, the Commerce Department sees strong late 1958 gains in income employment and retail sales. The SEC cites $5.2 billion in personal savings in Q3, up $300 million from 1957. Labor says average factory pay rose, with a three dependent family averaging $78.41 weekly. Automobile prices up 6.4 percent from October. wage trends hint at stable costs next spring. Governor O'Neill may face replacements before leaving office. appointments include Gustweiler to Hamilton County court and Keating as assistant AG. Public works director Larimer likely reappointed. university boards to be filled. The president speaks of Christmas peace as a universal, interfaith aspiration. Justice Stewart's potential Supreme Court vacancy is targeted by Sen-elect Young. Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year.
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Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Cincinati
Frank M.gusweiler
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Joseph H. Woeste
William J. Keating
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O'Neill
Richard Larimer
Ohio State University
Kent State University
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Potter Stewart
Rosh the Wich
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Stephen M. Young
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Pilots Await Reply on American Truce Plan
Chicago report says ALPA asked today for its answer to a seven point truce offered by National Mediation Board chairman Leverett Edwards. American Airlines chief C R Smith accepted the plan. Eastern walkouts and the American strike have crippled holiday air service with thousands stranded.
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Leverett Edwards
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Naton
British Beer Saves Voice Tourinite Crutten Relates Recovery
Bill Crutten den, 52, former England town crier champion, says his voice waned while delivering Christmas greetings in the United States. He recounts a danger to his voice in Houston, Texas, and credits British beer for reviving his shouting power after two pints.
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UPI
Bill Cruttenden
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Houston
Tex
Tragic Fire Claims Two Young Children in Ohio Home
In Belle Center near Bellefontaine Ohio a kerosene can explosion sparked a fire that killed Cyretha Lynn Alimon 10 months and Kenneth 20 months. Parents Kenneth and his wife suffered severe burns and were hospitalized. a third child Darrell 3 escaped unharmed.
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USW Chief Says Wages Chase Prices Inflation Debate
Pittsburgh UPI David J. McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers, argues that November's cost of living rise shows wages chasing prices amid unemployment and shorter work weeks. He asserts wages fail to keep pace with prices.
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USW Hikes Wages Citing Inflation Concerns
McDonald leads the union in arguing the cost of living rise is driven by general price increases rather than negotiated wage hikes. Arthur E. Summerfield and other leaders say a penny an hour raise for about 500 000 USW members in steel and fabricating industries is the smallest boost since the 1956 contract.
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NYC to End Pacts With Express Agency
New York Central Railroad announced it would cancel its contract with Railway Express Agency effective January 1, 1960. The Central owns 14 percent of American Express stock and loses about 11 million dollars yearly on Railway Express operations, prompting a push to develop a more efficient small shipment service. Western lines may follow as Eastern rivals leave the transport service, citing cargo shifts, postal competition, and higher costs.
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UPI
America
New York Central Railroad
Railway Express Agency
Central
Railway Express
Alfred E. Perlman
The
American Express
Perlman
Rother Eastern Lines
Cabinet Formed in Iceland by Social Democrats
Parliamentary President Emil Johnsson formed a Social Democratic cabinet on Tuesday in Reykjavik. The move consolidates party leadership in government as Iceland responds to ongoing political negotiations.
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Iceland
UPI
Emil Johnsson
Quiet Christmas For U N troops In Korea
American servicemen along the Korean truce line prepare for a quiet Christmas away from home. Units from outposts to HQs are decorated and plan parties, films, religious services, and a traditional roast turkey. Entertainment visits are limited with no Spellman or major names this year. Johnny Grant leads a small troupe.
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UPI
Francis Cardinal Spellman
U.S S
Jayne Mansfield
Bob Hope
Johnny Grant
Miriko Taka
South Korea
Driver Finds Car Turkey Just Too Much
Wesley Hooks bought a live gobbler for Christmas and on the drive home the turkey flopped in the car. Hooks tried to grab it, the car ran down an embankment, he suffered a head bump, the turkey died from injuries, and the incident halted the trip.
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UPI
Wesley Hooks
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