Polio Vaccination Halt As Safety Report Due
The government urged a pause in mass antipolio shots pending a safety report. Surgeon General Scheele reversed course after a two day panel review and said no new vaccine batches would be cleared until safeguards are confirmed. Michigan officials varied in response with Oakland County canceling today’s shots while State Health Commissioner Heustis urged continuing use of approved vaccine.
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Washington
Leonard A. Scheele
Tucson
Scheele
Public Health Service
Michigan
Albert Heustis
Oakland
Heustis
Cutter Laboratories
Detroit
Parke Davis Laboratories
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Jonas Salk
Pittsburgh
The
Health Service
Swaps Wins Kentucky Derby Over Nashua at Louisville
Swaps, the California owned colt of Rex Ellsworth and former Safford cowboy history, defeated Nashua to win the Kentucky Derby by a good length. Summer Tan finished third as Swaps set the pace after taking the lead early and held it through the mile and a quarter distance.
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Louisville
Rex Ellsworth
Swaps
Flying Fury
Harry F. Guggenheim
Dan Hoy
Nashut
Willie Shoemaker
the Downs
Soviet cancels Britain and France pacts amid Paris talks
Moscow announces nullification of the 1942 British Soviet friendship treaty and the 1944 French Soviet pact citing Britain and France backing the Paris agreement to rearma West Germany. Molotov’s recommendation guides the move as Western ministers meet in Paris.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
V. M. Molotov
Britain
France
Paris
West Germany
Soviet Union
Presidium
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Unsettled Weather Forecast With Scattered Showers
Elmer Weatherman notes uncertain rain chances with scattered light showers near mountains and cooler overall. Yesterday turned warm and humid with sprinkles in the valley. highs around 91 and lows near 68. Regional temps listed include Flagstaff 70 36, Yuma 96 60, Apalachicola 57 71.
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Weather Bureau
Flagstaff
Yuma
New York
Apalachicola
Dulles Seeks Early Four Power Summit With Russia
Paris report says Britain urged the United States to back an early four power summit with Russia. Harold Macmillan pressed John Foster Dulles for a chiefs of state meeting at the summit. Adenauer met Dulles to discuss Germany's role in Western strategy and a possible four power conference. The aim is to reunify Germany and pursue an all German peace treaty. WEU links West Germany with six nations while NATO binds them to military alliance. Western leaders fear Austrian neutrality could weaken the Western shield.
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Paris
Britain
United States
Russia
Harold Macmillan
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
U. S
Germany
Soviet Union
France
Austria
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Adenauer
NATO Council
West European Union
WEU
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Santee Falls Short In Mile With 4 Minute Target
Wes Santee, top American miler, timed 4 07 to win Miami Invitational mile. Indians top Athletics 9 3 as Early Wynn allowed eight hits. Finigan homered for the losers. other scores noted from the Detroit Chicago, Boston New York and Pittsburgh New York games.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Wes Santee
America
University of Miami
Cleveland
Early Wynn
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Jim Finigan
Kansas City
West European Nations Unite to Form WEU Alliance
Seven nations Britain France Germany Italy Holland Belgium and Luxembourg joined in a historic Western European Union on the tenth anniversary of Germany's surrender. The pact unites formerly hostile powers for peace time defense as Germany will join NATO formally on Monday.
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Paris
Ip—Seven Nations
Western European Union
WEU
Germany
Europe
Britain
France
Italy
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
End Seen To L and N Railroad Strike Lesions Daily
Dynamite blasts during a 57 day L and N strike cause further railroad damage in Kentucky and Alabama. A main line bridge near Birmingham and several freight cars are wrecked while talks in Washington consider arbitration. A Chattanooga telephone strike blast injures workers and a guard dies in Kentucky amid continuing tense negotiations.
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Washington
Kentucky
Corbin
Louisville
Crossword contest draws 8329 entries without winner
The message notes 8,329 entries with at least one unsolved word and promises the correct solution on page 32. A new $25 jackpot is announced and the presenter invites readers to return Monday for a fresh puzzle.
Eden Opens Drive Seeks Soviet Parley in Campaign Speech
Prime Minister Anthony Eden urged voters to reelect his government and said Britain hopes talks with Russia will begin within a month or two at any level. He framed the moment as a crossroad and pledged a supreme effort to bridge east west differences.
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London
Anthony Eden
Russia
Eden
Britain
Pair Weds After Denver Marriage License
Seth Dis mounts Thrice of Denver obtained a marriage license to wed Katherine Chasing Horse yesterday in Denver.
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Denver
Seth
Katherine Chasing Horse
Violence Erupts In Both Communist Free Viet Nam
In Haiphong Communist North Viet Nam French shock troops fought Red demonstrators for a second day as Saigon endures anti French violence with 40000 European-sector guards. Gen Ely and Premier Diem exchange hostile notes over accusations of backing enemies. Troops disperse crowds with tear gas and rifle butts.
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Free Viet Nam
Saigon
Indochina
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Paul Henri Ely
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Diem
Binh Xuyen
Program continues in state unless ban is announced
Arizona counties plan to complete the first round of Salk polio vaccinations next week unless an official ban is issued tomorrow. Dr Clarence Salsbury says no new developments yet and will wait for the surgeon general's statement. A Parke-Davis vaccine shipment is in Phoenix ready to be used pending Washington's decision.
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Arizona
Clarence G. Salsbury
U. S
Detroit
Parke-Davis Laboratories
Phoenix
Tucson
Cutter Laboratories
Salsbury
Kingman
Safford
Esther Closson
Pima County
Washington, D. C
Airman Tells Priest Of Old Bank Holdup
A Davis Monthan airman, Tech Sgt Joseph E Harney of Toledo Ohio, told Father Francis Titzler of Sacred Heart parish in Nogales he would surrender to the FBI for a 1952 bank robbery in Springfield Ohio. Harney described the 1921 dollar theft and later confessed after FBI arrest. He had enlisted in August 1952 and served in Korea.
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Nogales
Davis Monthan
FBI
Francis Titzler
Sacred Heart
Tech
Joseph E. Harney
Toledo
Ohio
Father Titzler
Harney
Federal Savings & Loan Association
Springfield
U. S
Gordon Farley
Korea
Titzler
Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow Event Schedule Highlights
A packed Tucson program lists 7:30 P.M. track meet UA versus ASC Tempe at UA stadium, 7:45 P.M. bridge at Tucson Bridge Club, / 7 P.M. UA Concert Band and Choral Society outdoor concert led by Jack Lee and John Bloom at UA library steps, 8 P.M. baseball Tucson Cow vs Mexicali at Hi Corbett Field, 8:15 P.M. Bob Hope benefit Cavalcade of Stars at UA auditorium, and 7 P.M. square dance at Old Tucson plus a 2 P.M. Palo Verde Festival at Arizona State Museum with a motorcade to Saguaro National Monument at 4 P.M. Donations requested for the Formosa and Death Island screening by Mrs. Carveth Wells at UA auditorium.
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Asc-Tempe
Tucson Bridge Club
Tucson Cowboys
Mexicali
Hi Corbett Field
Lighthouse On the Desert
Fifth St
Bob Hope
Cavalcade of Stars
Pima County
Arizona Association For Mental Health
UA Auditorium
Arizona State Museum
Saguaro National Monument
UA Choral Society
Jack Lee
John Bloom
Old Tucson
Sunday Evening Forum
Carveth Wells
Formosa
Death Island
Clippings list shows Page by page sections and topics
The note outlines a newspaper's contents with sections including Index Cotton week celebration next week, water rates, a surviving ex Siamese twin near death, juvenile gangs debate, and various pages for books meetings churches movies comics radio TV crossword sports editorials women's weather map.
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Whirlaway
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John W. Galbreath
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Byou Vaughn
Leslie French
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E. Hedrick Jr
Mama
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Elmer
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Lollar
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Murphy
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Walnut Street Bridge
Karoline Vasquez
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