Fifty Years After the Bolshevik Revolution Global Struggle Remains
UPI dispatch outlines how the 1917 Bolshevik seizure altered U.S. policy and world affairs. It notes a shift from hopes of overthrow to containment, cites Glassboro talks with Kosygin, Harriman on the Cuban missile crisis, and the enduring Cold War dynamics shaping NATO, the UN, Vietnam, the Middle East, and postwar diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerensky
Russia
Arthur Rosenberg
UPI
Washington
Stewart Hensley Washington
United States
Lenin
Johnson
Alexei Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Averell Harriman
John JF. Kennedy
Harriman
Kremlin
U.S
Moscow
West
Frederick L. Schuman
Britain
George F. Kennan
Germany
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Josef Stalin
Yalta
Balkan
United Nations
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Harry S Truman
Stalin
Eastern
Europe
Latin America
Asia
Africa
Peking
Viet Nam
Hanoi
China
Vietnam
Middle East
Israel
Alaska marks 100th year under Stars and Stripes
Sitka Alaska marks its centennial with a dawn reenactment of the 1867 flag transfer. The ceremony includes a 50 gun salute, memorial services, a new library dedication, a centennial parade and a Baranof Century Ball. A time capsule from the original treaty will be buried for future reburial in 2067.
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Sitka
Alaska
UPI
Russia
United States
Castle Hill
Politofsky
National Cemetery
Pulls
Centennial Commission
William Henry Seward
Theerritory
Korosec Bound Over to Maricopa Court for Murder Charge
David Korosec 18 of 1902 N 41st Place was bound over to Maricopa County Superior Court on a murder charge after a hearing. He allegedly stabbed Michael R. Swenning 22 of 4123 N Zlat St 24 times during an argument at 46th Street and Thomas Road. Swenning, a Vietnam veteran, was said to have attacked with a tire iron. Korosec claimed self defense. The hearing was before Scottsdale Justice Harold Holcomb with public and press excluded under Rule 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Korosec
Maricopa County
Swenning
Scottsdale Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Phoenix
Jury selection continues in Sergent murder trial in Durango
The Sergent murder trial enters its third day as defense and prosecution fail to seat any juror. Thomas Julius Sergent, 26, of Hazel Park Michigan, stands accused of killing Milton and Mildred Moeller in the San Juan National Forest last fall. Jurors have cited difficulty, with ranchers and farm duties delaying the process and a library news story cited by defense as impacting fairness.
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Thomas Julius Sergent
Hazel Park
Mich
Arizona
Rockies
Milton Moeller
Moeller
Mildred
Phoenix
Lime Creek
San Juan National Forest
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Ussr
Greece
Turkey
Iran
Vyacheslav Molotov
Berlin
Claims Credit
Jack Collins
Charros
Scottsdale
Seward
Polaria
Korosec
Great Dane Club
Great Dane Club of Arizona
Guaranty Bank
Tilt EE
Camelback Rd
Jerry Harris
Coronado Park
London
New London
Brian Epstein
Durango, Calo
Up1
John Carroll
Durango
Carroll
Sergent
la Plata
Colorado Supreme Court
Herald
Papementee Company
Penefits
Fenrinfer
Dom Davir
Ameritone
North
Scottsdale Rd
Scottsdale Plaza
Marshall Wright
Polyware Gifts &Toye
N. List St. Scottsdale
James C. Tassey
Mrs. Tassey
Phoenix Greyhound
40Th Street
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