Sioux Nation Honors Attorney as Blood Brother in Gratitude
The Sioux tribe welcomed Mervin Sonosky of Washington DC as a Sioux blood brother in a ceremonial rite led by their five year old chief. Basil Two-Bez Sonosky receives praise for his legislative work aiding a $12.5 million grant to the Sioux.
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Polio Paralytic Cases Fall As Salk Vaccine Spreads
New statistics show a steady decline in paralytic polio cases through late November 29 with 2,879 total paralytic cases to date. Among ages under five years, the vaccine impact is strongest as many states report high protection levels. several states note significant shares of cases with no vaccine.
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Livestock Diseases Cost Nation Two Billion Annually
Washington reports that livestock diseases and parasites cost the nation over two billion dollars yearly, about 15 percent of farm income. A national campaign led by the American Foundation for Animal Health will focus on prevention, targeting seasonal diseases and parasites to reduce losses.
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Mining Families to Receive Surplus Food Aid
Government surplus food will be distributed to 18 000 hungry coal mining families in seven southwest Virginia counties. A State Department of Agriculture spokesman said enough food to last three months will be made available to about 66 000 persons driven to privation by mine layoffs.
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Australia Shows Rise In Mining Output
Canberra reports mineral production up more than 60 percent since 1948. Value climbs to 474 million dollars with coal and lead zinc each about a quarter of output, iron and steel 14 percent, copper 10 percent, and gold 7 percent.
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Missile School Enrollment Sets Alabama Record
The Army Ordnance Guided Missile School in Huntsville educates 1,300 students across 40 courses on Army and Air Force guided missiles and rockets, ranking as the state’s third largest educational institution.
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Navy Man's Wife Delivers Quadruplets in San Francisco
Mae Carrington gave birth to quadruplets, joining three sons and a daughter aged 7 to 20 months. The four babies, three boys and a girl, weighed 4 pounds 6 ounces, 4 pounds 11 ounces, 4 pounds 6 ounces, and a yet unlisted weight, arrived Tuesday and are in excellent condition. Mae, 22, is married to Delano Carrington, a 20-year-old Navy machinist mate third class.
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