Major Problems Slow the Nation's Salk Second Shots
United Press survey finds about half of communities have not completed or planned second polio shots this summer. Vaccine shortages, summer travel, and gaps in staff delay progress, with Western states more likely to complete second inoculations than other regions.
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Sparkman accuses Adams of tampering with SEC over Dixon Yates
Sen John J Sparkman charges Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams with meddling in SEC hearings on Dixon Yates debt financing after a telephone call to SEC Chair J Sinclair Armstrong. He calls executive branch encroachment on legislative power a danger and cites flawed appointments and pressure shaping regulatory boards.
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British Envoy Dies in Washington Wartime Loss
Adm. Sir Percy Noble head of the British admiralty delegation in Washington during World War II died Monday in London. He served as a senior envoy and naval figure during the allied war effort.
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Percy Noble
British Admiralty
Washington
Turncoat GIs Face Arrest Upon Return
Washington reports three ex-GIs released by Chinese Communists will be arrested on return to the United States. The trio, among 21 dishonorably discharged servicemen who refused repatriation, planned to land in San Francisco next Friday and will be placed under military guard. They were Cols. Lewis W. Griggs Jacks Nevilly Bell and William A. Cowart. Two others who earlier changed minds were Cpl Edward Dickinson and Cpl Claude J. Batchelor. Dickinson and Batchelor faced long sentences. the Army notes Griggs Bell and Cowart are not being penalized for original refusal. Charges will concern conduct as prisoners of war.
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Hillsboro
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Dalton, Ga
Olympia
Wash
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Dickinson
Crackers Neck
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Kermit
Texas
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Italian Socialist leader Morandi dies at 53 in Milan
Sen Rodol fo Morandi deputy secretary general of the Italian Socialist Party died in Milan at age 53 after a weeklong hospitalization for a heart ailment.
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Milan
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Rodolfo Morandi
Italian Socialist Party
Laborites Attack Butler Plan Slams Inflation Crackdown
The Labour Party attacked the Conservative five point plan to curb inflation prompting a Commons debate. The plan cut government spending tightened bank lending and doubled down payments on instalment purchases. The stock market plunged on the announcement.
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Britain
Russians Tour Iowa Farms Skip Square Dance Welcome
Inwa Russians visiting Iowa farm experts joined locals for a square dance hoedown in Humboldt as part of a tour across American farmlands. Ten Soviets visited Timus and Simms farms with plans to see Caterpillar works in Peoria while enjoying hospitality and local chatter with 200 attendees. Discretion Thomaston Me reports all but one motor vehicle in Maine to feature Vacation land on 1956 plates.
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New Dentist Opens Office In Elyria
Dr Merle L McDonald announces the start of dentistry practice with offices in the Masonic Building 718 Middle Ave Elyria He is 28 a June graduate of Ohio State University College of Dentistry and lives with his wife Thelma at 1022 Barbara St Findlay born and reared in Findlay a veteran of 1 5 years in the Army
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Stormy sessions loom as U S China talks near Geneva
Washington outlined a narrow agenda for next week's U S China ambassador talks in Geneva focusing on 51 Americans detained by Peiping and prisoner exchanges. The United States pressed for release of detainees and pressed China on property seizures, aggression in Asia, and Vietnam era tensions.
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Truman Hits Natural Gas Legislation
Former President Harry S Truman criticizes a natural gas bill before the House Rules committee. He says the measure would cost consumers and mirrors the Kerr Bill vetoed in 1950, risking removal of price regulation by the Federal Power Commission.
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Daughter to Wed Dover West Hotel Owner Hyatt Van Dehn
Walter Winchell announces his daughter Etleem Jean Walda Winchell will wed Hyatt Van Dehn. The 28 year old Broadway performer with a previous annulled marriage plans the ceremony in Dover West Friday night.
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Officials Join In Last Rites For Diplomat Hull
Washington officials and Tennessee Governor Frank Clement led dignitaries to funeral services for Cordell Hull at Washington Cathedral. Hull, 83, longtime statesman and former Secretary of State, died Saturday at Bethesda Naval Hospital after years of ill health from strokes. He is buried beside his wife Rose near Woodrow Wilson’s tomb. The Senate adopted a resolution expressing profound sorrow.
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Toledoan Denies Theft Charges
Andrew Ma zek, 39, former Libbey Owens Fiber Glass Co. office manager, pleaded innocent Monday to charges that he stored nearly $2,000 in cash and checks in an office desk box.
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Andrew Mazek
Libbey Owens Fiber Glass Co
Raccoon Farm Operations To Be Halted
The state raccoon farm near Mian on Route 3 in Erie county will go on stand by September 1. All but 20 breeding animals will be released and more than 600 raccoons moved to sections where the population is lower. High maintenance costs prompted the move. superintendent Lawrence Kinding will leave Sept 1 after declining a transfer to Willoughby game farm.
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Eisenhower cites Geneva peace gains and acid test ahead
President Eisenhower announced on radio and TV that Geneva sparked hope for peace yet warned the war for peace is not over. He listed Geneva accomplishments and stressed the upcoming acid test as Big Four ministers return in October to negotiate disputes and pursue gradual disarmament steps.
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Break The Bank Is Official Plea in West Germany
HEIDELBERG Germany Army appeals to service men and families to break piggy banks and return pennies due to a shortage of one cent coins despite shipments of millions of pennies overseas. The penny remains the only coin used on American installations in West Germany with military scrip in other denominations.
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