The World We Live In: Nuclear Standoff Predicted
The column reports Admiral Burke predicting a sustained US Soviet nuclear stalemate with ongoing risk of limited wars and strategic surprises. It notes intelligence foundations from Johns Hopkins and Joint Chiefs of Staff input, warning against complacency about preventing war. The piece frames this as a near-term reality shaping defense and policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Naval Operations
Arleigh A. Burke
Burke
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Operations Research Office
Johns Hopkins University
Russia
Earth
Weathered Resolve Amid Harsh Cold Day Warnings
Residents face an all-out cold day and heed warnings to endure and overcome. The message urges preparation for all eventualities and stresses prudent, proactive steps to stay safe through severe conditions.
Traffic Deaths Dip in 1957 Amid Safe Driving Gains
The year 1957 saw highway deaths fall to 38,500 nationwide, down 3 percent from 1956, with 30 states reporting fewer fatalities. The National Safety Council cites gains from increased public awareness and care on the road, yet stresses that every preventable death is a loss and safety remains a distant goal.
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Anne
Brester
Failure Averts: SBA Chief Warns Small Firms Can Help Themselves
Wendell B. Barnes of the Small Business Administration says the recession is overstated and many failures come from poor management. He urges self-help with management guidance, loans up to 250000, and help securing government contracts.
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Wendell B. Barnes
Small Business Administration
Barnes
Yesterday's Memories of Corry Recall 1988 Events
Washington denounces any U S alliance or agreement regarding naval forces in a Senate reading of Cordell Hull's letter. Corry City Council approves a 12000 bond for storm sewer work amid concerns over sufficiency. Elmer Westley dies after long illness at 317 Worth Street. Aero Supply plant valuation protests referred to finance director and city solicitor. Edward M Hartington restored as streets commissioner effective February 1 after a period as acting foreman following a nervous breakdown.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Senate
United States
Elmer T. Westley
Ajax Tron
Worth Street
Aero Supply
Fourth Ward
City Council
Edward M. Hartington
Hartington
40 Years Ago February 8 1918 Heath Commissioned First Lieutenant
Eugene Heath timberman receives notice of commission as first lieutenant in the Aviation Section of the Signal Corps. Captain and Mrs Johns return home from England aboard the Tuscania. the ship had personal ties for the Johns family. Also notes birth at Corry Hospital of Merle Scoi Casperson. Union City livestock sale prices list hogs, sows, cattle, veal calves, lambs with varied price ranges.
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Eugene Heath
Signal Corps
Tuscania
Johns
England
Arthur G. Casperson
Corry’Hospital
Yes- Union City Livestock —Terday
Merle Scoi
Roaming State Dog Law Agent Prompts Pooch Licensing
A state law enforcement agent visits the city this week issuing a final reminder to license dogs within the next month or two. Agents will swing through the section to check on unlicensed canines, a process funded by a $2 per array payment by the commonwealth. The item notes a broad range of local happenings from Red Cross campaigns to school lists and civic plans.
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Commonwealth
Walltreet Journal
Aero Supply
Red Cross
Corry
Frankin
Community Clubs Meet in Home of Mrs Deuinie
The Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs Helen Deuinie home with Mrs Lillian Schermerhorn as assistant hostess. President Mrs Florence Tewinkle presided and led with silent prayer and The Lord's Prayer. Sixteen members attended with current events discussed and a paper on current topics by Mr Nettie Leyters. Next meeting set for March 4 at Mrs Minnie Ton home. A dessert lunch followed. The American Legion Auxiliary met in Legion Hall with President Mrs Earl Cady. They voted to sponsor a queen and float for Tulip Festival and planned a game night for February 14. Mrs Thompson announced work committee. Mrs Gilbert Tan read The Great Set of the United States from American Legion Monthly. Prayer for peace closed the meeting followed by lunch. Several local residents mentioned including trips to St Petersburg, Buffalo, and North Carolina. Timothy Neckers underwent neck surgery at Hamot Hospital in Erie and returned home. John White visited Johns Hopkins Hospital for a physical, accompanied by sister Mrs Homer Loomis Jr and Miss Loujenn Leater.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
Earl Cady
Thompson
Gilbert Tan
The
United States
American Legion Monthly
Ernest Hinsdale
William Clark
R. 2X
Williams Sr
Liley Schurman
Marion Gallup
St Peterburg
Chris Christensen
Corry
Alfred Newhouse
Lyle Compton
Buffalo
Twa Neckers
Ernest Carlisch
Jimmy
North Carolina
Florida
Harold Neckers
Timothy
Hamot
Erie
Lavern Beckerink
the Legion
Merle Newhouse
George Lopters
Abbe Reformed Church
Harold Lepters
Howard Lepters
John “White
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Mrs. Homer, Loomis Jr
Loujenn Leater
Thief Delivers One Dollar Haul at New Chili Parlor
In Cincinnati Byers Ferrell opened a chili parlor but business lagged. A masked man with a pistol entered, demanded cash, Ferrell hid under the counter and handed over a single dollar before fleeing with the prize.
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Cincinnati
Byers Ferrell
Ferrell
Foyrell
Police Seek Attacker In Elderly Woman Assault
SAIE City detectives hunt a youthful assailant believed to have assaulted a 53 year old local woman early yesterday. Detectives Malinowski and Buettner said she reported two young men, about 21, accosted her and held her prisoner for about four hours after threatening her life. She was treated by a doctor and appeared shocked during questioning. The incident left her with hip injuries from being knocked to the ground.
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Saie—City
Carl Malinowski
Gus Buettner
Malinowski
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Philadelphia
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Peck
American Red Cross
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Concord
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East Mein
Robert C. Lewis
Robert Lewis
West Smith Street
Edinboro State Teachers College
Howard Hutzelman
Corry- Jamestown
Cory
Americas
America
Clymer
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