Kennedy taps Gen Taylor after Cuban invasion fiasco
President Kennedy names Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor as military representative in a move seen as shifting defense influence from the Pentagon to the White House. The appointment follows criticism of military and intelligence advice during the Cuban invasion and Taylor's reputation as an opponent of massive retaliation and advocate for flexible, mobile warfare.
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Terror in Buffalo as killer targets again
Police hunt a slender dark haired woman in her mid twenties after Andrew Ashley, 32, was found drowned in Delaware Park lake following prior abductions. Mothers shield children as investigators fear a compulsion killer may strike anew. experts warn the motive stems from jealousy and lost motherhood. A 20 man special squad is assigned to the case in Buffalo.
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Churchill Returns to London On Secret Flight Home
The report claims Winston Churchill returned to London by air, meeting his wife at the country home. A science discovery is described as offering salvation to hearing, with phrases about understanding trends from Monte Carlo and across the room. The text mentions a press telegram box and a mysterious Chart pass, implying secrecy and a private arrangement.
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