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September 16, 1962

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U.S. URGES CURBS ON SABIN VACCINE; Health Service Recommends Temporary Halt to Use of Type III Oral Polio Shot Recommended for Children U.S. URGES CURBS ON SABIN VACCINE

By Unknown Author

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15-- The United States Public Health Service tonight recommended a temporary halt in the use of Type III oral polio vaccine for adults.

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Powell Given Reprimand On Staffing of Committee; Head of Housekeeping Unit Threatens to Cut Off Pay of 7 Part-Time Aides and Calls for Their Dismissals House Member Rebukes Powell On Staffing of Labor Committee Employed by Powell Church Wide Range of Compensation Standard Form Used Relies on "Good Faith" Reporter and Editor Expert on Soviet Schools

By Cabell Phillips Special To the New York Times

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BRITAIN SWAYING COMMONWEALTH ON MARKET ENTRY; Members Said to Cooperate in Preparing for the Next Round of Brussels Talks CONCEDE LONDON'S AIM Pakistan's Leader Presses Plan for 2-Group Parley in Meeting With de Gaulle Convinced on British Aim BRITAIN SWAYING COMMONWEALTH

By Seth S. King Special To the New York Times

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2 RUSSIANS AT U.N. ACCUSED AS SPIES; BOTH DISCHARGED; U.S. Says Secretariat Aides Gave $3,000 to a Lawyer Here Who Had Told F.B.I. Identification of Russians Payment in Installments 2 RUSSIANS AT U.N. ACCUSED AS SPIES U.N. Defers Comment Flink Describes Activities Developing of Contacts

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U.S.-BRITISH STUDY ON ARMS EXPANDS; Washington Backs Increase in Research--Gives More Nuclear Data to NATO Thorneycroft in Norfolk U.S.-BRITISH STUDY ON ARMS WIDENS

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US and GB agree to expand joint research in and development of arms; Min Thorneycroft discusses program with Sec McNamara, other US officials, Washington; US reptd satisfied with Brit contribution to NATO but thinks W Ger could do more

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1962Seth, Canadian author and illustrator^[†]

Gregory Gallant, better known by his pen name Seth, is a Canadian cartoonist. He is best known for his series Palookaville and his mock-autobiographical graphic novel It's a Good Life, If You Don't Weaken (1996).

Historical Context for September 16, 1962

In 1962, the world population was approximately 3,123,374,315 people^[†]

Headlines from September 16, 1962

U.S. URGES CURBS ON SABIN VACCINE; Health Service Recommends Temporary Halt to Use of Type III Oral Polio Shot Recommended for Children U.S. URGES CURBS ON SABIN VACCINE

BRITAIN SWAYING COMMONWEALTH ON MARKET ENTRY; Members Said to Cooperate in Preparing for the Next Round of Brussels Talks CONCEDE LONDON'S AIM Pakistan's Leader Presses Plan for 2-Group Parley in Meeting With de Gaulle Convinced on British Aim BRITAIN SWAYING COMMONWEALTH

2 RUSSIANS AT U.N. ACCUSED AS SPIES; BOTH DISCHARGED; U.S. Says Secretariat Aides Gave $3,000 to a Lawyer Here Who Had Told F.B.I. Identification of Russians Payment in Installments 2 RUSSIANS AT U.N. ACCUSED AS SPIES U.N. Defers Comment Flink Describes Activities Developing of Contacts

U.S.-BRITISH STUDY ON ARMS EXPANDS; Washington Backs Increase in Research--Gives More Nuclear Data to NATO Thorneycroft in Norfolk U.S.-BRITISH STUDY ON ARMS WIDENS

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