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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In Bonn, Germany, retiring U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor denied European accusations that American military leaders are prolonging the Cold War, blaming U.S. Congressmen for publicizing generals' testimony on winning a war against the Soviet Union.
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BONN, Germany. (AP) -- Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, retiring U. S. Army Chief of Staff, Saturday denied European accusations that American military leaders are trying to keep the cold war alive.
"Our friends abroad sometimes do not understand the way things work in the United States," Taylor told newsmen. He referred to criticism, especially in England, against himself and other generals for telling U. S. Congressional committees the United States could win a war with the Soviet Union.
Taylor pointed out that the Congressmen - not the generals - made public the testimony of the military men.
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Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, retiring U. S. Army Chief of Staff, denied European accusations that American military leaders are trying to keep the cold war alive. He stated that friends abroad sometimes do not understand how things work in the United States, referring to criticism, especially in England, against himself and other generals for telling U. S. Congressional committees the United States could win a war with the Soviet Union. Taylor pointed out that the Congressmen - not the generals - made public the testimony of the military men.