Kremlin Shift Rumors Stir Moscow About Top Leaders
Moscow observers weigh a possible reshuffle of the Soviet leadership including Brezhnev Mikoyan Kosygin and Mikoyan. Rumors cite Mikoyan retirement and Brezhnev taking state chief role while Shelepin could become party chief Kosygin remains premier. No solid evidence supports imminent changes. The collective leadership appears to function harmoniously with no major policy rifts reported.
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Moscow
UPI
Kremlin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Brezhnev
Mikoyan
Communist Party
Alexander Shelepin
Central Committee
Kosygin
Council of Ministers
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Over-Trained Smokey Helps Save Deputy After Crash
Memphis police dog Smokey, trained to protect his master, kept would be helpers out of the car after Deputy Sheriff J. T. Stone swerved into a tree. The stalemate ended when Mrs. Stone arrived and persuaded Smokey to allow officers to move Stone to a hospital.
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Memphis, Tenn
UPI
Smokey
J. T. Stone
Smokeey
Stone
U.S. Faces Large 1965 Budget Deficit Prediction
National Window reports that the United States is poised to write off the 1965 fiscal year with a large Treasury deficit. Since 1960 the government has run deficits totaling about 30 billion dollars, despite a 1960 surplus of 1.2 billion. By June 1 the public debt stood at 319.5 billion, with no guarantee spending will ever balance incoming revenue under Kennedy and Johnson.
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U.S
Treasury
Kennedy
Johnson
The
Colombia
Valencia
International Monetary Fund
United States
Vind
Republican Party
Secretary of Treasury
Department
Eisenhower
Iscal
Ike
LBJ
Colombia President Rules Tragic Nation
Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom frames Colombia under President Guillermo Leon Valencia as a nation in crisis. It cites a drained treasury, factory shutdowns, rising kidnappings, capital flight, peso depreciation, and party splits, portraying a leader more inclined to charm than govern.
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Phil Newsom
Colombia
Bogota
Guillermo Leon Valencia
South America
Alliance For Progress
Senate Passes Smoking Hazard Labeling Bill
The Senate approved a bill requiring health hazard warnings on cigarette packages by a 72 to 5 vote after a three hour debate. The measure would delay tobacco advertising warnings for three years and remains to be approved by the House next week.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Maurine Neuberger
Dore
Neuberger
Ex-Air Chief Would Want It Nuclear Strike
Former Air Force Chief of Staff Thomas D. White says he would strike if he could be reasonably sure an enemy is about to launch a nuclear attack. He warned against destroying Chinese atomic installations as a temporary measure with unfavorable long term effects. The piece also critiques U.S. spending habits and rising budget deficits under LBJ, noting debt service costs and HEW's growing share of the budget.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
Thomas D. White
United States
Senate
White
Riot Penalties In New Hampshire Bill
Concord New Hampshire bill to punish mobs with arrests for bystanders who refuse to assist police during disturbances. Penalties rise from 25 to 500 dollars for disorderly or mob conduct with legislative hearing today. Governor King supports fast passage based on Hamp ton Beach Riot Study Commission report.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
Hampton Beach
John W. King
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OLD Soldiers Home Phone
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Chicago
Main St
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Dial
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Vatican
Albert Cardinal Meyer
New Orleans
Cody
National Window
By Lyle Wilson
United Press International
Latin America
N.H. Bill
Walter L
Barber Inc
Pontiac-Buick
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Bennington Road
Bennington Armory
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