Million Doses Of Salk Vaccine Okayed For Use
The government released 1,100,000 more doses of Eli Lilly Salk polio vaccine, bringing total releases to 5,068,000 since new safety standards began in May. Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele said all doses go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for free inoculation of first and second grade children.
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Spencer Women Elect Local Officers at Bu Meeting
Spencer correspondents report a Spencer group of women meeting at the home of Mrs. Alice Pomeroy to elect officers for the Spencer Hospital Auxiliary, naming Linda Herman as president and Dorothy Hershman as vice president with Norma Wood as secretary and Betty Bean as treasurer. Plans included starting a basket social and a book review, with Dorothy Hershman and Rose Pickens among attendees.
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Rochester Notes Highlight Local School and Social Events
Rochester correspondent reports Laptist Bible School pupils will have an Aug 3 party with an Aug 7 evening program and a credits presentation. Local outings include Brookside Park swimming and a wiener roast for attendance prize winners. Center Society and WSC 5S plan Aug 4 and Aug 5 meetings at members’ homes. Foreign trip news covers Canada visit by Ward family and HI Y youth planning to MC A convention. طالبان
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Batista says Soviets still use treachery to spread influence
In an interview Cuban President Batista warns that the Soviet Union remains a powerful threat through espionage and political influence, insisting communism aims to rally world tension. He cites crackdown in East Germany and Cuba’s strong stance since 1952 as undermining red activity. In Rhode Island politics, two Robert E. Lees, a Republican and a Democrat, contest delegates for a state constitutional convention.
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