Vaccine resumes after safety check clears 11 Parke Davis batches
Washington reports the government released Parke Davis polio vaccine after a week halt for safety rechecking. 11 batches were cleared for use by state health officials with one lot kept back for full review. Some states plan to start Monday as San Diego conducts second shots for first and second graders.
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Cutter
Inoculation Rollout Expanded Across Multiple States
Million Shots Released land expanded to Connecticut, Virginia, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, California, New Mexico with some reaching Alaska. Michigan and Utah continued inoculation after a nationwide suspension as a plant by plant safety review paused the program a week earlier. Parker Davis was the first of five pharmaceutical firms to be.
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Tucson Vaccination Program Resumes With Health Teams
Health service teams will restart the Tucson vaccination drive on Wednesday. Parke Davis Cutter vaccine linked to polio cases among Arizona children. suspension remains for other firms pending clearance. A mass inoculation is set for June 15 at Tucson High School cafeteria as schools prepare to finish the term.
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Soviet Leaders to Visit Tito in Belgrade This Month
Soviet Communist Party chief Khrushchev and Premier Bulganin will meet Yugoslav President Tito in Belgrade later this month. The talks precede a planned Big Four conference this summer, according to Izvestia.
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Health officials review Parke Davis batch for clearance
Talks indicate approval or rejection will rely on company reports and current field data. Scheele notes 335000 cc of a Parke Davis batch remains uncleared awaiting health service data. in Detroit Park this lot blocked review due to time limits. About 138000 cc held by Minnesota health department, rest at Detroit plant.
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Austria Treaty Set For Signing
In Vienna the Big Four foreign ministers prepared to sign the Austrian state treaty and discussed a possible summer top level meeting with western leaders. Molotov signaled acceptance in principle of a summit with Eisenhower Eden and Faure, while the Kremlin paused on formal commitments. Dulles Macmillan and Pinay arrived for the treaty signing and celebrations ending occupation.
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Konev Heads Red NATO Army Units
Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev named supreme commander of a new East European unified command with eight allied nations. The pact binds forces under one headquarters in Moscow, with deputy commanders from each participating country.
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Tate Leads Three Events In University Week Trials
Junior Tate of Casa Grande topped three A B C events at University Week finals in Tucson. He clocked 10.2 seconds in the 1 00 yard dash, won the 220 in 22.8 and led the broad jump at 22 feet 2 inches. Wiley Horton set a new state record in the discus at 149 feet 11 inches.
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Crossword columnist teases new puzzle jackpot
Citizen Charlie notes 8 107 readers tried the week’s crossword with no winner yet. He reveals a $25 jackpot and promises a return Monday with a fresh puzzle and new clue.
Former Army Chief Charles P. Summerall Dies at 88
Gen. Charles P. Summerall former army chief of staff died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 88. He had leukemia and had been treated there since August. Survived by son Charles P. Summerall Jr a retired army colonel. wife died in 1948. Son and daughter-in-law were present at 11 50 a m.
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Explosions at Davis-Monthan Ruled Routine Disposal
Residents of the southeast city area heard explosions at Davis Monthan Air Force Base this morning. Officials said old ammunition including black powder was being destroyed in a disposal pit, explaining the blasts as routine.
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Yugoslavia to Hold Top Level Meeting With Russia
Washington reports that Yugoslavia informed the United States and Britain that a forthcoming high level meeting with Russia will not endanger Yugoslav relations. The Tito government told the U S embassy in Belgrade that plans are underway for talks with Russian officials.
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Tucson's TWA service application delayed by CAA processing
Mayor Don Hummel asked Sen. Carl Hayden about Tucson's TWA request. Hayden relayed a CAA letter stating applications are processed in order filed with priority to city requests. Tucson's application, filed years ago, has not yet been acted on, but pending cases will be started and Tucson will be kept informed.
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Windy Day With Cooler Outlook Across The Region
Winds remain strong with sand and silt in the air. A cold front will pass today bringing a slight temperature drop tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 95 here while Yuma and Gila Bend hit 101, with cooler pre dawn lows in the 50s and 60s across the state.
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Car Sold for Eight Dollars to Cover Fines
Melvin L. James, 27, pleaded guilty in district court to driving an improperly registered car and without eyeglasses. He said the car caused police trouble and he sold it for $8 to cover the fine. Judge Luigi De Pasquale reduced the $10 fine to $8.
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Fearful Saigon braces for anti colonial protests
Saigon locks down its European quarter as 40 000 French troops backed by 400 tanks are deployed to deter demonstrations planned by the South Viet Nam revolutionary junta. The rebels demand urgent republic, while Bao Dai is denounced and U S aid badges appear on trucks. President Eisenhower s envoy Gen J Lawton Collins meets Premier Diem as dissident Hoa Hao leader Tran Van Soai vows to fight until Diem is overthrown.
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Burrus sets Border discus record at Tempe meet
West Texas State's Ray Burrus hurled a 162 ft 111 in discus to break the Border conference mark by seven feet in the only final of today’s preliminary events in Tempe. Arizona and Arizona State meet tonight for conference honors as rain clouds delay several games across the league.
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Costs Stall Line Plans
E A Thomas chairman of the Arizona Power Authority said Arizona has not declared intent to build power transmission lines from Glen Canyon dam. He noted costs are not yet determined and the authority has not advised the reclamation bureau of any plan to construct lines.
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Wolfson Wins Three Seats In Ward Vote
In Montgomery Ward and Co stockholder elections, Louis Wolfson's slate won three seats including Wolfson himself. Bernice Fitz-Gibbon and Alexander Rittmaster III joined the board, while Sewell Avery and five other Avery slate members retained seats. rival candidates George Eastwood David Crawford and Edmund Krider trailed.
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Sunday Evening Forum Ends Season With Local Events
Tonight in Tucson features bridge at 7:45 p.m. and a Tucson Little Theater Rope performance at 8:30 p.m. Tomorrow includes city bridge championship at 1:15 p.m., horse racing at 1:30 p.m., Palo Verde Festival program at 2 p.m., square dancing at 7 p.m., and a Baja California film at 8:15 p.m. Free will donations.
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Dr Cutter Stakes Lives On Polio Vaccine Faith
Brief item notes Dr. Cutter risks employees' children by betting on the polio vaccine produced by his firm. The page reference suggests a controversial claim about the vaccine’s safety and business stake within his company.
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