Cure all virus diseases predicted by Salk at conference
Dr. Jonas Salk predicted a single vaccine could protect against all virus caused diseases. Speaking at the New York State Health Conference, he said research may yield a multi disease vaccine and eventual control of virus disease generally. He noted cancer might be controlled by immunizing against other viruses and described isolating essential immunizing antigens for a broad defense.
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Commonwealth
University of Pittsburgh
Dillon: market nears bottom in downturn
New York stocks slid further with the Dow and S and P near last month’s near record lows. Treasury Secretary Dillon told a Senate panel that the market decline stemmed from investors deeming prices too high. Volume on the NYSE reached 5.85 million shares as blue chips fell for the third straight session. Major losses hit AT&T, IBM, Polarad, and Xerox.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Washington
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
American Telephone & Telegraph
International Business Machines
Polarad
Xerox
Senate
Duluth Man Seeks Damages Over Firemen Door Jacks
Laugh a little claims filed by Donald Wilson of Duluth Minnesota asking the city pay 224 dollars for damages to three doors after firemen used hydraulic jacks to force entry when his babysitter locked herself out yesterday night.
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Donald Wilson
Duluth
Minn
Wilson
UPI
Yank killed by Viet guerrillas
In Saigon the Viet Cong killed an American Army sergeant and wounded two other U.S. service members during clashes near the Laos border 35 miles north of here. South Vietnamese forces hit Communist strongholds with heavy air and ground operations as helicopters ferried 800 soldiers into a Bien Hoa area clearing amid aerial bombardment. One American is listed as missing and another officer and sergeant were wounded in the Laotian border engagement.
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Saigon
Here
Bien Hoa
South Viet Nam
Washington
Pentagon S
North Viet Nam
United States
Brown to resign as ambassador to Laos
Washington reports Winthrop G. Brown plans to resign as U S ambassador to Laos and accept a high post at the National War College in Washington sources said.
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Washington
UPI
Wintthrop G. Brown
White slave rings probed by Senate inquiry
Senate rack ets subcommittee hearings centered on Calumet City and Chicago mob ties to a white slavery operation. Witness Joan Gainsley, a Calumet City night spot ex-employee, testified the club kept a back room for prostitution and bar girls were pressured to solicit drinks and immoral acts. The inquiry traced a $10 million annual syndicate, with ties to Joey Aiuppa and Jimmy Allegretti, and alleged AGVA officials colluding to classify dancers as independent contractors to dodge taxes.
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Miss Gainsley
Chicago
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Jimmy
Allegretti
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AGVA
William J. Scott
U.S
Cicero
Miami
Evansville
Ind
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Scott
Finois
Swice
Financier's flight brings check on missing $2 million
Gilbert, a 38 year old financier, resigned as Bruce company president and fled to Rio de Janeiro via Varig Airlines. He disclosed withdrawing $1.953 million to protect an acquisition program for the Bruce firm, while officials dispute the reasons. SEC and stock exchanges halted trading as investigations begin. extradition issues loom with Brazil awaiting treaty ratification.
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Rio de Janeiro
Bruce Board of Directors
Varig
Gilbert
Rio
Lowell Birrell
E. L. Bruce Jr
Bruce
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
American Stock Exchange
Exchange
Dist
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Hogan
U.S
Brazil
Wheeler denies knowledge of Estes probe in March visit
Wheeler says Commercial Solvents did not know Estes was under fraud inquiry as of March 18. He testified before a House subcommittee on the Estes dealings and a $400,000 loan made to Estes on Feb 28, plus mortgages taken from Estes through March 21. He described grain storage fees and purchases from CCC for the Peoria plant and detailed a Pecos meeting with Estes in mid March.
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UPI
Maynard C. Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Texan
Pecos
Estes
West Texas
Wheeler
House
Agriculture Department
Clinton
Iowa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Peoria, 71
Elyria Pro Shines With 83 Round At Open
Oakmont Pa. Charlie Smith of Spring Valley Country Club Elyria Ohio shot a 4241 one of the first round scores in the U S Open at Oakmont. He earned a spot after Don Finsterwald withdrew following his father's death.
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Charlie Smith
Spring Valley Country Club
Elyria
Oakmont Country Club
Smith
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Athens
Education trends studied by Elyria private school backers
Two articles in the Fourth Section discuss education trends researched by supporters of a private school in Elyria. The pieces examine community interest, funding, and curricular directions, highlighting local perspectives and potential policy implications.
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Elyria
Alcatraz trio may have scored a 'first'
Three inmates vanished from Alcatraz after allegedly digging through concrete with improvised tools. Authorities consider them the first known escape from the prison in its two year history, while uncertainty remains whether they survived the waters around the bay. The trio linked to Frank Morris and brothers John Anglin and Clarence Anglin may have had outside help, as searches spanned land sea and air. Allen Clayton West, nearby in cell, bore a similar hole, raising questions about accomplices.
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TWA
Pan American
U.S
Atlantic
FEIA
San Francisco
UPI
Alcatraz
Rock
Federal Prison
San Francisco Bay
Allen Clayton West
Atania
Frank L. Morris
New Or Jeans
West
John William Anglin
Clarence
Montgomery
Ala
Guilty Plea in Narcotics Case for Lorain Tavern Owner Gay
Gay John A. Gay a Lorain tavern owner pleaded guilty in U S District Court before Judge James Connell to six counts of narcotics possession. Twelve counts were dismissed and sentencing will follow probation review. possible sentences range up to 210 years per count for purchase and 5 to 20 years for sale and concealment.
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John A. Gay
Lorain
U. S. District Court
James C. Connell
Gay
Connell
Probation Department
Johnny
Broadway
Virginia Orr
Curtis Orr
Cuyahoga County
Hanna Pavilion
Ohio Board of Liquor Control
Lorain County
Dorothy
Soviet unions five new air routes to Africa and Sudan
The Soviet Union completed talks to establish five new air routes linking Moscow with Accra Conakry Bamako Rabat and Khartoum. The Tass dispatch indicates the plan covers capitals of Ghana Guinea Mali Morocco and the Sudan, extending Moscow’s air links abroad.
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London
UPT
Soviet Union
Moscow
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Morocco
Sudan
Tass
Northeast Ohio Weather Outlook With Light Rain Possible
The region remains cloudy and cool with intermittent light rain or drizzle and highs in the mid 60s to upper 70s. Tonight remains overcast with chances of showers. Friday looks fair and warmer with temperatures in the 60s to 70s. Wednesday’s thermometer ranged from 57 to 60, with rainfall totaling about 0.8 inches in the 24 hours ending 3 p.m. Wednesday and humidity around 87 percent at 2 p.m.
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Ohio
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