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Article: 'CHILDREN'S CRUSADE' BEGAN 40 YEARS AGO SABIN SUNDAY WIPED OUT DISEASE, FEAR.(NEWS)
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- The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
- Article date:
- April 21, 2000
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Forty years ago this weekend, thousands of Cincinnati children stood with their parents in long lines outside schools, hospitals and clinics - drawn by the fear of the most dreaded disease in America, and by the hope offered by a few drops of cherry-flavored vaccine.
The date was April 24, 1960 - ''Sabin Sunday,'' named after Dr. Albert B. Sabin, a scholarly looking, white-haired doctor from Children's Hospital whose quarter-century war with polio was about to end in medical science's greatest success story of the 20th century. ''What a day to behold,'' recalled Paul Andrews Jr. of Bond Hill, a retired Children's lab technician who helped prepare the vaccine - ...
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