Washington Quiet as Charlie Wilson Leaves Washington
Charles E. Wilson leaves the Pentagon after forty years of service and a controversial yet respected tenure as defense secretary. Neuberger lauds his honesty. critics note blunt remarks and policy clashes. Wilson’s salary and impact linger in a Washington wary of change.
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Tuberculosis Fight Strengthened by State Sanatorium System
Dr. Stuart Willis notes TB remains a public health issue with rising admissions in 1955 and 1956. The North Carolina Sanatorium System serves McCain, Black Mountain, Wilson, and Chapel Hill with Gravely at Chapel Hill used for teaching and research. Gravely houses TB vaccine research funded by the National Tuberculosis Association led by H. M. Vandiviere.
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Reardon Fall Suspected Foul Play in City Tower
Witnesses recall Max Reardon plummeting from an eighth floor window at Chalmers and Patton stock brokers. The pair claim a sudden loss of balance after discussing work, but the detective suspects foul play and plans further questioning to determine if the lawyer was pushed.
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