Flood Drives Pedestrians to Poles in Oliver Springs
In Oliver Springs Tennessee floodwaters rose rapidly, with streets six feet deep. Residents fled to safety as two rescue boats capsized and one house washed away. About 400 homeless, $750000 in damage, and a church sheltering refugees mark the crisis. no deaths reported despite narrow escapes for several people. The disaster compounds last week’s fatal flood, heightening concern in the 3600-population town 40 miles from Knoxville.
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Eisenhower Leaves Hospital for Desk Duty
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower left Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington after minor dental work and a routine checkup. He returned to his desk in Gettysburg after entering hospital Monday.
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Ivy Dry relief for poison ivy and skin troubles
Bovence promotes IVY-DRY a tannic acid cream and lotion offering instant relief from itching and blisters caused by poison ivy oak and sumac. Marketed as a gentle safe counter irritant for adults and children it also aids insect bites and sunburn with prices listed.
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Viet Reds Back Thai Terrorism Threat Highlighted
In Bangkok Deputy Premier Praphas Charusathien warned that North Vietnam is supplying fighters to northeast Thailand by helicopter to bolster Communist terrorists. He claimed helicopters also bring reinforcements, and said external interference could affect the situation. In Minneapolis a separate report notes Mrs. Joyce Walker found burglars stole only her dog after breaking into her home.
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