Confidence In Army Shown In Charlotte Address
President Eisenhower reaffirmed faith in the armed forces before a Civil War anniversary crowd of about 30,000 at Freedom Park Charlotte accompanied by Secretary Stevens. He avoided mention of the Army McCarthy hearings and stressed civilian leadership, saying the country should be known as originators of freedom. No resentment appeared over yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on segregated schools as he spoke amid military aerial displays and threatening rain.
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Lee Wallard retires from racing before 1956 Indy 500
Indianapolis May 18 Lee Wallard winner of the 1951 100 mile race here retired from racing today after practicing for this year's 500 on May 31 The 43 year old Altamont New York driver said he had to report Monday in a new job as field service representative in the aircraft engine division of Ford Motor Co
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Not Related To Poor Housing TB Findings
Atlantic City May 15 Tuberculosis is not intrinsically tied to crowds or poor housing though they may play an indirect role, the National Tuberculosis Assn heard. Norman G Hawkins and Thomas H Holmes reported Seattle 1952 data showing higher TB attack rates in downtown areas, with nonwhite groups showing different patterns, suggesting social dislocation matters more than income.
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Flash Flood Destroys Homes in Roswell New Mexico
A flash flood in Roswell New Mexico caused more than a million dollars in damage and damaged about 200 homes. The Red Cross and city officials reported 490 people evacuated and others fled to higher ground or rooftops as waters rose. Local authorities and National Guard coordinated relief efforts.
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Four-Car Flood Hits City as Guards Salvage Efforts Continue
A four mile square flood covered streets with two to three feet of water. Four cars were washed downstream while 150 national guardsmen worked in standing water and conducted 10 speed rescues. City Manager Woodbury said upstream rivers Hondo and Spring were subsiding though severe storms were forecast. Horses in Red China are making a comeback as cooperatives plan to supply 130,000 draft animals and import 10,000 horses from Mongolia to improve local breeds.
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Pakistan US military pact to be signed in Karachi
Karachi sources say the Pakistan United States military agreement is expected to be signed tomorrow in Karachi. Officials provided the update as talks concluded and a formal ceremony was prepared.
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