Cutter vaccine probe clears Cutter of negligence
The Public Health Service reports a four month investigation found no evidence that Cutter Laboratories caused polio by deficient safety testing or contaminated lots. It notes live virus presence but cannot determine exact cause and says new standards now protect against such instances. Cutter intends to continue manufacturing Salk vaccine despite suspension of its product last April.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
The
Health Service
United States Public Health Service
Arthur Beckley
Pima mine to be developed as 2000 ton daily open pit operation
The Pima Copper Mine near Tucson will be developed as an open pit mine with a 2000 ton daily ore mill. Joint owners Cyprus Mines Corp Utah Construction Co and Union Oil of California expect initial work to start within 60 days and actual production in early 1957. Drexel Spaulding will manage the operation employing about 150 workers when in full production.
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Tucson
Pima Mining Co
Cyprus Mines Corp
Utah Construction Co
Union Oil Co
California
Pima
Sierrita Mountains
Paul W. Allen
Arizona
R. E. Thurmond
Walter E. Heinrichs Jr
United Geophysical Co
Herbert Hoover Jr
United Geophysical
el Paso
Cyprus
Coronado Copper & Zinc
Dragoon Mountains
Cyprus Mines
Cyprus, Utah Construction
NEW Copper
China to ration grain for 100 million urban residents
Peiping radio announced a fall rationing plan to prevent a food shortage. The government will start in all municipalities and urban centers before November, purchasing 80 to 90 percent of surplus grain from farmers at fair prices.
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Tokyo
China
Peiping Radio
State Council
Forecast shifts to warmer in valley and mountains
The weatherman marks a shift from thunderstorms to warmer conditions, with scattered showers possible in the mountains. Desert temperatures yesterday ranged 70 to 85 degrees with humidity 70 to 90 percent, delaying comfort as the air dries out and highs rise.
Anaconda Raises Copper Price to 43 Cents a Pound
Anaconda Copper increases copper price to 43 cents per pound effective tomorrow as industrywide boosts follow a recent jump from 36 to 40 cents. Global shortages and strikes have pushed prices higher, with producers debating matching the new rate. Kennecott and Phelps Dodge also raised prices, signaling a broader move in copper markets.
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New York
the Anaconda Co
Chile
Europe
Morocco Istiqlal pushes for ruler’s return and treaty revision
Morocco's Istiqlal party demands revision of the French protectorate treaty and a return to the throne for Sultan Mohammed Ben Youssef. Delegates met French Premier Edgar Faure in Aix les Bains calling for legitimacy and legality, with talks seen as key to Morocco's crisis. Some members may travel to Geneva to confer with Ahmed Balafrej, exiled party secretary general.
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Aix Les Bains
France
Morocco
Istiqlal (Independence
Mohammed Ben Youssef
Mier
Edgar Faure
Istiqlal
Geneva
Ahmed Balafrej
Faure
Balafrej
French Drive On Tribesmen Near Oued Zem Morocco
Three thousand French troops with 35 tanks 40 motorized gun carriers and 100 trucks encircle fleeing Berber tribesmen near Oued Zem 100 miles southeast of Casablanca as tribes raid the region. Meknes officers say resistance exists but tribesmen withdraw to mountain hideouts amid ongoing ratisage searches for raid leaders.
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Oued Zem
Morocco — i
Meknes
Casablanca
No Special Tax Session Planned in Arizona
Legislative leaders announced no immediate special session to repeal the federal government sales tax. A special session is planned in October to readopt the revised Arizona Code, with possible tax talks to occur later this year and likely a final decision at the January regular session.
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Phoenix
Legislative Council
Ernest W. McFarland
Arizona
Senate
Clarence Carpenter
Gila
House
Harry Ruppelius
Maricopa
Joint
House Senate
McFarland
Flood Loss Seen At 11 Billion in Northeast Flood
Army engineers estimated flood damage at 1.6 billion dollars in the stricken northeast after a survey by Lt General Samuel D. Sturgis Jr. He warned the figure will be revised as the survey continues over two to three weeks. The relief effort includes federal funds, emergency jobs, and housing aid across six states and the Carolinas.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Samuel D. Sturgis Jr
Corps of Engineers
Sturgis
White House
Carolinas
Braves Top Giants 3-2 Behind Spahn Six-Hitter
Warren Spahn limited the New York Giants to six hits as Milwaukee’s Braves won 3-2. Jim Hearn faltered in the seventh after six strong innings, while Milwaukee capitalized on walks and timely hits in a three-run frame.
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NEW York
Warren Spahn
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Jim Hearn
Spahn
Crandall
Hearn
Grissom
Monzant
Katt
L—Hearn
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
U. S. Cotton Farmer Is In Trouble
Agriculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson warned in Bloomington that the American cotton farmer is in trouble and cannot remain a residual supplier in world markets. He said cotton is in a legislative straitjacket shrinking markets at home and abroad and urged steps to curb rising stocks and begin orderly disposal of surpluses. He called for legislation to steer farmers toward cotton types most desired domestically and abroad to improve competitiveness with foreign products.
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Bloomington
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Edith a developing hurricane in Atlantic near 23.3 N 59.8 W
Miami forecast center notes Edith as the year’s fifth hurricane, expected to reach 125 to 135 mph by Saturday. Forecaster Gordon Dunn says Edith, currently 550 miles northeast of Puerto Rico, moves west-northwest at about 13 mph with gales extending 150 miles north and east.
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Miami
Fla
Edith
Atlantic
Gordon Dunn
Weather Bureau
Puerto Rico
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Connie
Diane
Dunn
Connie Aas
Msomer Og
Woolworth Weighs New Tucson Building Plans
Woolworth officials in New York deny rumors of a new site but confirm interest in upgrading downtown Tucson facilities. They are considering several downtown locations though no definite plans exist. The current 36 East Congress Street building, completed in July 1942, sits on a fire-destroyed site from November 13, 1941, and was halted at the second floor due to wartime material shortages.
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F. W. Woolworth
Tucson
Dime Store
New York
Woolworth
E. Congress St
Central Building Corp
A. W. Vorhees
Robert Parnell
Tucson and Globe Baseball Exhibition Tonight at Hi Corbett Field
Tonight at Hi Corbett Field Tucson faces Globe Miami in a Little League exhibition at 6 15 p m followed by a professional match at 8 30 p m The Tucson Sports Center hosts wrestling at 8 30 p m and a stage show Ten Nights in a Barroom at El Conquistador poolside Tomorrow the Carnegie Library Bookmobile stops at Goodman's Market East 22nd Street and a second baseball game and Barroom performance are scheduled at 8 30 p m and 8 30 p m respectively.
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Ning
Tucson
Globe-Miami
Hi Corbett Field
Tucson Sports Center
Tucson Little Theater
el Conquistador
Carnegie Library
Goodman's Market
East 22Nd St
Indoor Sports convention gets under way here
Indoor Sports convention opens with expected participation across events and venues. Organizers urge attendees to follow schedule and safety guidelines as competitions begin and exhibitors showcase new athletic products.
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Cutter Labs
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Ray Maniey Photo
Bisbee
Lavender Pit
By John Riddick
Red China
H.ls
Youssef
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Detroit
Nixon
Hurd
White
Garver
Maxwell
Boone
Porterfield
Courtney
Johnson
Keegan
Lollar
Moss
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
U. S
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