Podgorny Falls From Politburo As Soviet Leader Faces Change
Nikolai Podgorny a longtime survivor of Stalinist purges and Khrushchev’s ouster loses a Politburo seat while remaining president. Brezhnev and Kosygin retain power as Podgorny’s ceremonial post may soon end, with extensive state travels and a noted ascent from Ukraine sugar plant manager to Soviet head. Born 1903 in Karlovka, he joined the Communist Youth League, rose in Kiev, and earned a degree in food production.
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Government Spent Nearly $2.7 Million on Wiretaps
The 1976 wiretap report shows the federal government spent about 2.7 million dollars to conduct 136 court approved taps and bugs, recording more than 140000 conversations with about 507 incriminating. arrests and 34 convictions thus far.
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