Army May Federalize
Two or Three Guard Units
WASHINGTON, </P) — The
Army probably will beef up its
combat strength within a year by
adding two or three more National
Guard divisions and may form
some new regular army divisions
and regimental combat teams.
The Army’s chief, Gen. J. Law
ton Collins, expects two or three
more of the state’s divisions to be
federalized.
But, he told reporters who met
him on his return from a Europ
ean inspection trip, the size of
the army won’t mount much be
vond the 1,552,000-man goal aimed
at for the end of this month and
probably will be under 1,600,000.
The Army’s strength about a
month ago was approximately
1,400,000. Thus the increase to the
June 30 objective would mean
152,000 more men. These are vol
unteers and draftees, some of
whom will go into regular army
c divisions now being brought up to
strength and some into federal
ized national guard divisions
which were at about half their
' authorized 18,000 -man strength
when they came into federal serv
ice.
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Not So Loud!
MIAMI, Fla., (TP) — Attorney
Henry Carr, defending a man in
criminal court yesterday on a !
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charge of grand larceny, became j
progressively louder in his plead- !
ing.
Finally, one of the six jurors
spoke up.
“You don't have to shout so
loud." he said. “You sound like
my wife."
Carr was stunned. He conferred
with the judge and the county
solicitor.
The judge said there was no j
regulation governing the volume
of an attorney’s speech.
Carr continued his plea, in a;
milder tone.
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