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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1957

Page

8

Zhukov Holds Mortgage on Khrushchev Fate

Washington officials view Marshal Georgi Zhukov as a political lever on Nikita Khrushchev, forged by Zhukov’s wartime support against Molotov Malenkov factions. Khrushchev is seen as the strong man, with Zhukov a potential counterweight who could challenge autocratic power if needed.

John M. Hightow Washington Eisenhower Georgi Zhukov Nikita Khrushchev Red Army Khrushchev Zhukov Molotov Malenkov Kaganovich Dmitri Shepilov Central Committee Soviet Communist Party Khrush

South Korea appoints Kim Chung Yul as defense minister

The government named Kim Chung Yul, former Air Force chief of staff, to replace Kim Yong Woo as defense minister in Seoul. The move signals a leadership change at the top of the defense ministry.

Seoul Kim Chung Yul Air Force Kim Yong Woo

Three A oree To Tests In Dump Death

In Greenup Kentucky three relatives of Ohio fugitive John Anderson agreed to take lie detector tests over his death found at a Fullerton waste dump. Anderson, 31, escaped from Mount Gilead jail a week earlier after a robbery charge. Relatives Frances Munn, Elizabeth Angel, and Kenneth Chaffins were summoned for questioning. Chaffins discovered Anderson's body with a shotgun wound. Coroner's jury did not render a verdict.

Greenup Ohio Fullerton Delbert McKenzie Frances Munn South Shore Elizabeth Angel Dayton Munn Kenneth Chaffins McKenzie Chaffins John Anderson Portsmouth Anderson Mount Gilead Milton Evans Angel Ander

Landslide in Imari Hits Homes, Claims Two Lives

A landslide in Imari Japan damaged more than a dozen houses as heavy rains loosened a hillside. Two bodies were recovered and ten people remained missing. Rescue teams searched the debris for survivors.

Japan Imari

Gunman Trapped. Beecham Fatally Shot by Officers in Philly

In Philadelphia a 25 year old Silas S Beecham was shot and killed after a two hour alley gun battle with patrolmen Joseph Smith and William Mehrmann and others. Beecham drew on Smith and forced the officer to the stomach before Smith fired. Beecham died at 625 am EDT after continued resistance and medical effort. Smith sustained a forehead gash from a pistol butt and another cut from a fall.

Beecham Philadelphia Joseph Smith William Mehrmann Mehlmann Smith

Churchill Sees Kremlin Purge as Step Toward Peace

In a Garden Party speech at Woodford England Churchill said the Kremlin purge of Molotov Malenkov and Kaganovich might signal change toward peace yet warned the West not to drop nuclear deterrence. He defended hydrogen tests and urged maintaining Western armor to deter war. He spoke at age 82, steady despite heat and a near stumble.

Woodford England Winston Churchill Soviet Russia West Kremlin Churchill V. M. Molotov Georgi Malenkov Lazar Kaganovich Uchurchill Free World Britain America

Chou Chides Camera Men Over Boring Newsreels

Chou En-lai criticized Red China newsreel cameramen for repetitive shots of him during a visit to the film industry in Shanghai Peiping Premier said footage is too focused on speeches and handshakes. He questioned the many rules and taboos on filming and urged more varied scenes.

Hong Kong Chou En-lai China New China News Agency Shanghai Peiping Chou

Refugee Influx Persists Across BOM and Germany

The refugee ministry reported a steady flow of arrivals with 4,833 people crossing to the West in the past week, up from 4,546 the week before. The ongoing movement continues to shape border dynamics in BOM and Germany.

Bom Germany

Heat Wave in Rome Causes Fatalities Across Italy

Italy endures a week long heat wave with at least ten deaths. Bologna air hits 105 degrees while Milan records 98 degrees the hottest since the war. Rome experiences a sweltering 97 degree day amid humidity.

Rome Italy Bologna Milan Rome T

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