Backdrop of Crisis and Zhukov Downfall in Cold War Era
Corry Journal reports a U S analysis of Middle East crisis as a backdrop for ousting Zhukov. It outlines Khrushchev’s rise, Zhukov’s power base, and parallels with Stalinist purges, noting military and political maneuvering in the Soviet leadership.
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Khrushchev Considers Zhukov Fates in Power Struggle
Khrushchev plots to curb Zhukov as he seeks to tighten party control over the military. The possible outcomes include promoting Zhukov to Premier or sidelining him, with Zhukov’s influence now a challenge to Khrushchev’s authority.
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Halloween party at church draws prizes for best costumes
The Bear Lake News reports the Evangelical United Brethren Sunday School hosted a Halloween party for adults and children on Thursday evening with prizes for top costumes. A birthday surprise for J Manwaring was held at his home Friday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Clyde Mann Waring and family, Mr and Mrs Roger Trisket and sons of Panama, Mr and Mrs Max Manwaring of Lotteville, Mr and Mrs Hiram Beekerink and daughters, Mr and Mrs Gordon White and son of Clymer, Edward Cartier and Mrs Edith.
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Last Rites for William Lewis Held at Bracken Funeral Home
Last rites for William Lewis were conducted at 11 o clock yesterday at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev. William Seitz Jr officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks attended along with friends.
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Corry memories recall Armistice Day Red Cross drive
President supports reunion of AB of Land and the Corry Red Cross Roll Call opens on Armistice Day November 11. James Crown longtime Chamber official dies. Prohibition era mood returns as liquor agents and police raid moonshine routes on Fourth Ward. Cony and Union rival teams meet at Loveland Field tomorrow as locals favored.
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Former defense secretary says satellites are science not weapons
Charles F. Wilson, former secretary of defense, downplays Russian satellite lead. He recalls 1954 remarks about studying earth satellites and says the space effort is scientific, not military, and may even benefit the US. Wilson cites NSF and Academy of Science as initiators, with Defense money only as needed.
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Statesman urges science secretary to equalize government emphasis
Senator Neuberger proposes a Cabinet level Secretary of Science in Los Angeles. He argues scientists should lead missile programs rather than the military and that scientific priorities deserve equal treatment with other government demands.
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Steamer City of Jamestown Makes First And Last Trip
The Steamer City of Jamestown, amid mid 1957 controversy, made its first and likely only run of the 1997 season on Sunday. Crowds at Bemus Point watched as the aging vessel operated smoothly before being laid up for the winter.
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Engineering firm founder Herbert Simpson dies at 73
Gray notes the Usese aboard test of dredging in a channel finished last week by Bob Monson. Directors had announced early 1957 that the steamer would not operate this year ending its 65 year career, yet a Sunday test cruise kept the run intact. Herbert Spenser Simpson, 73, of Chicago, chairman of National Engineering Co., died Sunday. He founded the firm 40 years ago and built it into one of the world s largest engineering companies.
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