Ike Comments on Zhukov Shift (Universal Newsreel, Oct 1957)

Description

The original release sheet reads: 1. IKE COMMENTS ON ZHUKOV SHIFT - At his White House press conference, President Eisenhower comments on the frequent shifts at the Kremlin's top-level–and adds his hopes that Marshal Zhukov's departure was as voluntary as that of Defense Secretary Wilson. 2A/B/C/D. PHANTOM FILE - Documents of secret history long thought lost are opened at Stanford University. Nazi, Communist and Tzarist documents are added to the Hoover War Library. / U.S. JET TRANSPORT - At Fenton, Washington, America's first production model jet transport rolls off the production line. A 600 m.p.h., trans-oceanic titan of the air. / ALPINE REFUGE - With construction materials flown in by helicopter, an alpine refuge, a memorial for Belgium's King Albert, nears completion on a 10,000-foot crag. / BACK TO NORMALCY for the tiny Republic of San Marino, with the colorful installation of a new government after weeks of crisis in which the incumbent Reds refused to honor election results. 3.SKATING IN STYLE - In New York, an open-air ice rink is the showcase for a style show on skates–with top models displaying the newest in winter sports wear, for charity. 4. PRO FOOTBALL: BROWNS v CARDINALS - In Chicago, the Cleveland Browns and Chicago Cardinals clash. Trailing in the first half, the Cleveland gridders snap back hard and fast to seize sole possession of first place in the league's Eastern division, with a 17-7 triumph. (LOCAL – DETROIT) MACKINAC SPAN OPEN TO TRAFFIC.

Collection

MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

Series

Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library