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...award in given "in recognition of high attainment in liberal scholarship," Michael J. Folz '83, the chapter's undergraduate first marshal, said yesterday...
...Marshal (LaGarde) 5.38; H. Kuklowicz (Burke, Code) 8:06; H. S Fusco (Turner) 16:22; H. S. Fusco (G. Olson. Code) 5:53;H. M. Fusco (unassisted) 10:42; BU. Daring (Connoly, Mutchi) 12:51; H. Britz (Visone, Falcom) 13:06; H, Startuck (Buscon) 17:03; H. Chairmans (Turner) 19:14, H. Britz (Falcone, Visone) 3:27;BU VanCamp (unassisted) 6:26;H, North (M. Olson) 11:35; H. S Fusco (M Fusco Kwong...
...General Secretary of the Communist Party. In the twilight of a political career that virtually spanned the history of the Soviet Union, he accumulated extraordinary honors. Although his contributions to the Red Army's wartime efforts were largely limited to political propagandizing, he gained the exalted rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union. He was the only Russian in history to have been decorated with five gold stars as a Hero of the Soviet Union and of Socialist Labor, his country's equivalent of both the Congressional Medal of Honor and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Brezhnev...
Central Asia and Siberia, and was lucky enough to be able to proclaim a bumper wheat crop for 1956. In 1960 he succeeded Marshal Kliment Voroshilov in the post of Soviet President. Brezhnev took advantage of the undemanding job to travel widely outside the U.S.S.R. as a spokesman for Khrushchev's foreign policy. In 1964 he was a member of the conspiracy against his former mentor that forced Khrushchev into retirement. Brezhnev's reward: the high-ranking post of First Secretary of the Communist Party. In 1966 Brezhnev assumed the grander title of General Secretary that had been...
...Andropov group" in the Politburo is believed to be composed of Defense Minister Marshal Dmitri Ustinov, 74, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, 73, Kazakh Party Chief Dinmukhammed Kunayev, 70, and Vladimir Shcherbitsky...