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The encouraging announcement that the Salk vaccine will be released again tomorrow is shadowed by the Health Department's continuing refusal to take steps toward a sensible nationally-controlled distribution of the vaccine. Despite all the confusion and delay of the past two weeks, inoculations will be resumed under the...
Widespread violation of the voluntary plan's stipulation that children from the most susceptible age group--five to nine years--receive the vaccine first has aggravated the natural pressures caused by the initial shortage of the medicine. Packages have been going to adults, friends of drug manufacturers, and doctors' children...
From adjacent Nassau County, Medical Society President Stuart Potter snorted: "Shocking and deplorable." Vice President Samuel Freedman of the New York County Medical Society said that the situation "is to be deplored and is not condoned." The city's board of health jammed through an amendment to the sanitary...
To Washington newsmen, one of the important stories last week concerned the press itself. The story: the increasing restrictions on news. Wrote U.P. Washington Bureau Chief Lyle Wilson: "The 'brownout' of news by the Eisenhower Administration [has] reached a new high . . . Washington reporters are becoming increasingly alarmed [over...
Interrupted Melody (M-G-M). The Salk vaccine, which prevents infantile paralysis, will probably bring out, in reaction, a low-grade rash of films like this one. If ignored, they will go away. Based on the autobiography of Marjorie Lawrence, the Metropolitan Opera star who was stricken with the disease...