U S and Russia since the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917
Fifty years after the Bolshevik Revolution the United States and the Soviet Union shifted from hopes of quick failure to a managed rivalry. The piece traces policy changes from containment to pragmatic engagement, noting key meetings like Johnson and Kosygin in Glassboro and Harrimanas view of the Cuban missile crisis as a turning point. The narrative covers the origins of the cold war, postwar hopes, Truman Doctrine, NATO, the Berlin blockade, and the Korean War as key inflection points shaping U S Soviet relations.
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Kerensky
Russia
Arthur Rosenberg
UPI
Washington
U.S
United States
Lenin
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Averell Harriman
John F. Kennedy
Harriman
Kremlin
United Nations
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Harry S Truman
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Vyacheslav Molotov
Vietnam
Hanoi
China
Moscow
Middle East
Israel
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Ed McMahon A Long Career In TV And Business Ventures
Ed McMahon, famed NBC announcer and Carson sidekick, has expanded into many ventures. He heads del Sol Productions designing films and Vatican Pavilion structures, develops pop fun merchandise, TV specials, and talent management, and runs businesses from harness racing to Florida supermarkets. He also attended Boston College and Catholic University and remains active in alumni affairs while pursuing a forthcoming office run.
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ED McMahon
New England
Mr. McMahon
NBC
Johnny Carson
Florida
MA. McMahon
Boston College
Catholic University
The
United
Ed McMahon life a day in the life of a TV icon
A portrait of Ed McMahon as a busy Marine veteran and longtime entertainment figure. The article details his 7:30 breakfast with family in Bronxville, morning office work, multiple tapings for The Tonight Show and Snap Judgment, production meetings, and family evenings, plus charity and sponsor duties. It also mentions his postwar career in stock — voice work for Budweiser and Breck shampoo, summer stock, and Broadway work.
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Nester County
Korea
Marine Corps Reserve
Ed McMahon
Bronxville
Manhattan
MR. McMahon
Carson
United Fund and Alumni Association
Alan King
McMahon
Moose-In At Marlboro Draws 5000 Viewers In New Hampshire
Police tracked the eight point bull moose that roamed Antrim Hancock and Petersborough. It wandered into Marlboro near Keene and paused at the town dump then rested in a fenced lawn as crowds of about five thousand photographers and curious residents watched. Sgt Ernest Beauregard compared the scene to the 1961 town hall fire.
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Marlboro
N.H
Keene
Victor Giguere
Antrim
Hancock
Petersborough
Ernest Beauregard
Bennington Zoning Board hearing notices issued
The Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet on October 23, 1967 at 7:30 PM at the Village offices to hear appeals from Winfield J. Robinson Jr on Barber Street mobile home placement in RI district, and Seventh Day Adventist Church Rev James Hoffmeister on adding to Church School building in R-3 district for setback noncompliance. Also notices of a puppy giveaway and local lost dog ad appear with unrelated classified items.
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Zoning Board OF Adjustment
USA
Winfield J. Robinson Jr
Bennington
Vermont
South Street
Barber St
William E. Hotsington
Seventh Day Adventist Church
James Hoffmeister
Burgess Road
Oakes Street
William E. Hoisington
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By Stewart Hensley
West
Frederick L. Schuman
States
Britain
George F. Kennan
Germany
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Balkan States
Berlin Blockade
Berlin
Milton R. Bass
del Sol Productions
Omaha
Neb
Strategic Air Command
Stalin
Eastern
Europe
Latin America
Western Europe
Asia
Africa
Peking
Moose-In
WTEN
Natalie Wood
Robert Wagner
Nightbeat
Richard Carlson
Mala Powers
Bennington Lanes
Carroll Drug
Barber’s Pond Area
Pownal
Pittsfield
Dan D. Helper
Bennington Banner
Classified Dept
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
LY A
Blondie
By Chie Young
Steve Canyon
Milton Caniff
Courage Store
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Tamara
By Sian Diake
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