lie •cold war' planning of tins admin ua ion.' GJ V. TWI.OK HINTS Of KOKK.V Sini’KISI,' 1.' Gen. Maxwell I) Taylor hinted Sunday ins Kiglith Army would have r.oin<> unpleasant surprises m store for the Com lnunis's and declarer* he asked nothing better than a Red offen sive m Korea 'We're ready to take him on any time lie coni";,' the ilea commander of Allied ground Inters told his first news con ference He calk'd the Lir.iitli Army a !o: inidabir military force w hich has accomplished giv.U things in the pa.-' an ] s eup.i:,i' of further nch"-'. '•lilt nt ;■ in 1 he future MH s tt (>NS \N SII«.I Nftt t S. If!.(OKI* Un.ted Nations warships and naval planes this wick opened the third year of siege of the Communist east roast port of Wiui; an - a battered hulk of rnb bH: and death. Once the hub of North Korea's transport at mti sys tem along the east coast with a 100 000 !'ouu!atic»:i. ' :■ city has
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