Trumpet Stilled Gen Taylor Quietly Leads Pentagon Chiefs
Gen Maxwell D Taylor, once a firebrand in defense policy battles, has blended into the Pentagon background as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He acts as a bridge between civilian authority and the military and remains a key adviser to McNamara without seeking White House channels.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Associated Press
Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Pentagon
Kennedy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Taylor
Secretary of
Robert S. McNamara
White House
JCS
McNamara
Air Force
Navy
Army
Early G. Wheeler
Curtis E. LeMay
Adm
George W. Ander
Eisenhower
Normandy
101St Airborne
8Th Army
Korea
India
U.S
Soviet Union
Rain and Wind Batter Chicago Area in Storm
Showers spread across northern Illinois with a southeast wind lifting temperatures into the 90s in the south. Chicago’s Midway Airport logged 1.19 inches as hail and high winds toppled trees and damaged property in Oak Lawn and Northbrook's power grid was briefly cut.
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Illinois
Chicago
Midway Airport
Hammond
Ind
Oak Lawn
Northbrook
White Peoples Group Expands to Seven Chapters
William F. Miller former YMCA worker says the National Association for the Advancement of White People now has seven chapters. Units exist in Gary Indiana Calumet City and Dalton Indiana with chapters in Hobart and Hammond Indiana authorized and four more in Indiana and Illinois planned.
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William F. Miller
YMCA
National Association For the Advancement of White People
Gary
Ind
Calumet City
Dalton
Miller
Dale Baxter
Indiana
Illinois
Hobart
Hammond
Baxter
Hawaii trip ends as bank robber confesses robbery spree
An 18 year old girl held in Honolulu jail after confessing to a Wells Fargo branch robbery in San Francisco on July 15. She was turned over to U S District Court on a $5000 bond charged with bank robbery. She arrived in Hawaii after spending most of her loot and buying clothes before going broke within a week.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Honolulu
San Francisco
U. S. District Court
FBI
Frank L. Price
Lynne Kilpatrick Swisher
Esmael de la Cruz
Waikiki Beach
de la Cruz
Young 14 year old to enroll at Shimer College
Tamara Moat, 14, of Upper Bucks County, Pa., will enroll at Shimer College in September under the early entrance program. The plan could crown her the nation s youngest coed as she has completed two years of high school. Shimer, in northwest Illinois, has about 300 students and this program admits students under four years of high school.
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Tamara Moat
Upper Bucks County
Shimer College
Donald G. Reuter
Miss Moat
Shimer
Northwestern
Illinois
Chicago
Tamara
Pixie Foster
University of South Carolina
Pixie
South Carolina
Grand Rapids, Mich
Paul Dreher
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