Polio Rate Low In Vaccinated Ohio Group
Polio incidence in five to nine year olds shows three times higher rates among unvaccinated Ohio children than among those who have received the first Salk vaccine. Health officials urge caution, label the figures preliminary, and note plans to resume mass immunization after October 1 as National Foundation seeks confirmation on vaccine effectiveness and timing.
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Ohio
Went
Worth
National Foundation For Infantile
Foundation
Wentworth
Easton Surrenders In Sewer Tax Water Cutoff Standoff
Jamin Easton of 416 Randall Rd. capitulated after a lengthy meeting with Mayor J. Grant Keys ending a months long stand against the city sewer rental tax. City workers cut his water when diapers and clothing needed washing, forcing a dramatic concession in Spring Valley. Easton lamented lack of water for washing and shaving as he faced surrender amid the so called battle with City Hall.
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City Hall
America
Jamin Easton
Randall Rd
Aengthy
J. Grant Keys
Easton
Spring Valley
Patton
France
Harold E. Stassen
Moch
City Water Department
Itate
Lotko
Keys
Cedar Point
Joscar G. Dunn
Dunn
Eston
Elyria
Walter Myers
Syers
Easton battles water bill anger sparks threats in Elyria
Elyria resident Easton erupts after sewer rental charges and a shutoff notice, threatening violence while appealing to county officials for relief. In Argentina, Peron urges followers to answer protests with violent force to stay in power, amid talks of resignation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Jeronistas
Montevideo
Gaza Strip Fight Steps Up at UN Talks
Egypt returned to a United Nations border conference with Israel in a surprise move aimed at preventing open warfare. Egypt had walked out of the talks 16 days earlier, signaling renewed urgency in the stalled negotiations.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Egypt
United Nations
Gazalets
Chrysler and UAW reach three year contract
Chrysler Corp and the CIO United Auto Workers agreed on a three year contract covering 139,000 striking workers. The settlement ends a midnight strike at six plants in seven states and parallels earlier deals with Ford and GM. The pact includes guaranteed wage benefits, improved pensions, medical and insurance, and an effective date of September 1, 1955 with phased wage boosts.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Fora
General Motors
Chrysler
Emil Mazey
UAW
Walter Reuther
Third Auto
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Kaiser-Willys
Michigan
Wisconsin
Weather Snapshot Northeastern Ohio and Midwest Regions
Partly cloudy and cool in Northeastern Ohio with highs 70 to 74. Tonight clear and cool, lows 46 to 30. Friday warmer, precipitation none in 24 hours to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Illinois and Indiana mostly fair with highs upper 70s to low 80s, cooler north. Lake Erie west winds 12 to 18 mph. Open house listings and local ads note weekend activity and store hours.
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Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Lake Erie
Stoney
Amilion-On-The-Lake
Salgi'n
Weat River S.ladv
French Ask Clarifying of Plan at United Nations
France has asked the United States to state if Eisenhower disarmament proposals for aerial survey and ground inspection would apply only to the Soviet Union and the United States. Jules Moch of France raised the question at the five power UN Disarmament Committee session at UN headquarters. The session of the subcommittee was to continue this afternoon with Soviet delegate Sobolev reportedly awaiting Moscow’s instructions.
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United Nations
N.Y
France
U.S
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Jules Moch
Arklyady A. Sobolev
Moscow
Navy Plans Chatham Air Field
Rep. William Ayres says the Navy chose a site near Chatham in Medina County for a reserve air field serving the Cleveland Akron area. Navy reps noted the 1,000 acre base would include 8,000 foot runways for jet aircraft and would be used by all military branches incl Air Force.
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Washington
William Ayres
Ohio
Navy
Chatham
Medina County
Cleveland-Akron
Akron
Air Force
Shigemitsu Urges U S Trade With China
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu urged relaxing the U S embargo on the Chinese mainland to expand trade with the Communists. He spoke in New York on the 10th anniversary of signing Japan’s World War II surrender, calling for a mutuality based defense treaty and noting Japan’s defense plans may be outdated.
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New York
INS
Mamoru Shigemitsu
U.S
China
Missouri
Japan
Shigemitsu
Waldorf-Astoria
Far East America Council of Commerce and Industry
Japan Society
Japanese Chamber of Commerce of New York
Washington
Dulles
Medical Board Licenses Dr. Wu and Eight Others
Dr. Louise Siu Ching Wa, chief resident at Elyma Memorial Hospital, receives license to practice in the United States from the Ohio Medical Board. The article lists eight additional area licenses including James A. Banter, George Dandalides, Loran Richards, William Hanna, Donald Fetzer, Steven Kader, and others, noting graduates and home towns.
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Medical Board
Dr. Wu
Elyma Memorial Hospital
China
Louise Siu Ching Wa
Elyma Hospital
Ohio Medical Board
United States
Hackett Medical College
Mary Mercy Hospital
Gary
Ind
Elyria
Avon Lake
Wiliam R. Hanna
Adams Ave
Huron
Ohio State University
Donald D. Fetzer
Baker Ave
Ladia Graduat
University of Cincinnati
Steven S. Kader
Amherst
University of Berlin
State Board
Allen W. Behnke
Berlin St
Richard J. Filton
Lorain County 4-H Team Tops State in Vegetable Judging
A Lorain County 4-H team of three youths won top state honors at Ohio State University during the State Fair week. Edward Leonard of Murray Ridge Elyria Tom Wearsch Avon and Aris Varouh Amherst scored the highest individual marks, totaling 3,419 points for the team. Each member earned a $50 prize. coaches Tedrick and Carl Deeds share a $50 award.
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Lorain
Ohio State University
William Tenvick
Ohi
Edward Leonard
Murray Ridge Rd
Elynn
Tom Wearsch
Avons
Aris Varouh
Amherst
Lake County
Tedrick
Carl Deeds
VV. S. P Department of Agriculture
Studebaker Strike Begins in South Bend Plant
South Bend workers at the Studebaker plant walked out today, bringing the factory to a standstill. Pickets gathered at each gate while maintenance and service staff could pass. no violence was reported as the strike started.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebakerpeartlan
Pollen Count Down Today
The Lorain City Health Board reports pollen counts at 260 grains with Elyma officials noting city levels may differ but change ratios remain the same.
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Lorain City
Farmers Eye Cooperative Formation Moves Near Elyria
County farmers consider forming a cooperative to aid grading and marketing vegetables while Elyria teachers pursue educator standards. The Elyria city report notes fire and police departments enlarging with four new hires as announced by the mayor.
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Elyria
Michigan
Awearn
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Khan Ya
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Elyria Memoral Hospital
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