Taylor faults U.S. defense spending and missiles plan
In a broad interview Gen Maxwell D Taylor argues the U S defense dollar is not well spent and missiles lag aircraft. he criticizes Nike Zeus delays and manpower cuts, urges faster long range missile development, and cautions the Army budget and force levels. He notes Radford's recall creates an anomalous advisory setup and calls Pershing range and missile balance crucial for national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bem Price Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
U. S
Army
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Nathan B. Twining
Radford
Taylor
Defense Secretary
Eisenhower
Congress
Charles E. Wilson
Air Force
Defense Department
Defense
Far East
Maxwell Taylor
Pentagon
Community group meetings and club events listed
A dense schedule shows multiple organizations with times and venues. Events include Industrial Council at Manchester Hotel, VEW Post 6405, Monroe Grange, American Legion, Civitan Club, Rotary Club, United Spanish War Veterans, Sertoma, Fire Departments, Lemon Township trustees, Youth Activity Boosters, Mayfield Fire Dept, Sportsmen's Club, Miami Lodge, SPEBSQSA, FOE Lodge, Eagles, and Alcoholics Anonymous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Council
Manchester Hotel
Garfield Monroe Grange
Monroe
Schoo American Legion
Legion Home
Civitan Club
Manchester
Rotary Club
United Spanish War Vet
Legion Home Sertoma
South Middletown
Miami Lodge
Bachelor Teacher Guides 39 Pupil Visit To Chicago
Jay Ostrander, a 59 year old bachelor junior high teacher from Goodrich Michigan, paid about 2000 dollars for a five day visit to Chicago for 39 high school sophomores and three mothers. He has staged similar trips for 23 years, funding hotel meals and entertainment, with this group from Gladwin agricultural school. This visit marked the pupils first exposure to a large city, aiming to broaden their horizons and prevent them from ending up in slums.
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Chicago
Jay Ostrander
Goodrich
Mich
Flint
Gladwin
Lost Boy Story in Norman Ends With Twist
AP reports five year old Stephen Cox was found by police in Norman Oklahoma and taken to the station. He was held briefly for his mother Betty Carlson a policewoman, before reunification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Stephen Cox
Betty Carlson
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Defenses
Ir. Gen
France
Rome
8Th Army
Zeus
United States
Home Foe Lodge
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ostrander
Museum of Science and Industry
Europe
Strategic Army Command
STRAC
Soviet Union
Louisville
First’s Bank
First National Bank
Middletown
FDIC
Freeman
Ding & Enga
Freeman's Jewelry
Kodachiome
Ewke Oeetek Mage
Bales Camera Shop
Foto Center
Wees
Kodecole
N. Verity Pkwy
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