Kremlin Shakeup Rumors Sweep Moscow Power Center
Reliable sources say Premier Khrushchev has resigned and Leonid Brezhnev may take the post of first secretary with Alexei Kosygin as premier. Tass list omitted Khrushchev, fueling speculation of leadership changes. No official confirmation yet.
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Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Alexei Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet
Izvestia
American Doctors Win Nobel Prize in Medicine for Cholesterol Research
The 1964 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Konrad Bloch of the United States and Feodor Lynen of Germany for discoveries on cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism. Bloch, 42, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts with Harvard affiliates, and Lynen, 53, director at Max Planck Institute, were cited for work clarifying enzymatic steps and biotin's role in lipid metabolism, with implications for arteriosclerosis and circulatory diseases.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Konrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Bloch
Niesse
Germany
Munich Technical University
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Munich
Max Planck Institute
Royal Caroline Institute
Lynen
Presidents Aide Quits After Arrests Unveiled
Washington AP Walter Jenkins a top Johnson aide was arrested on a morals charge. Johnson expected to address the nation tonight in a CBS televised speech. Democratic sources say the episode raises questions of national security and who knew Jenkins’s status.
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Walter W. Jenkins
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Burch
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Columbia Broadcasting System
Walter Jenkins
Mr. Jenkins
National Security Council
Cabinet
Congressmen Are Scored in Second Session ACA Ratings
Washington AP reports Carolina members of Congress scored from 24 to 95 by the Americans for Constitutional Action in the 1984 session. Freshman Rep. James T. Broyhill earned 95 percent for voting in line with the ACA on 18 roll calls and opposing it once, while voting against ACA on wheat and cotton subsidy bills. Rep. Charles R. Jonas, senior Republican, scored 79, aligning with ACA policy on 15 roll calls.
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Carolina
Congress
Americans For Constitutional Action
James T. Broyhill
R-N.c
ACA
Broyhill
Charles R. Jonas
Johnson orders FBI probe into Jenkins resignation
President Johnson orders a full FBI investigation of the Walter Jenkins resignation after the 1959 arrest and a new arrest disclosed last week. Hoover stated the President asked for an immediate, complete inquiry into the matter.
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Johnson
FBI
White House
Walter W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Hoover
Walter Jenkins
Policeman Wounded in Bank Robbery Shootout
In Winston-Salem a police officer was wounded in a gunfire exchange with James Bowman during a bank robbery attempt at the First Union National Bank on Fourth Street. Bowman, followed from a hardware store, was subdued and jailed after being identified as a former patient from a veterans hospital. Patrolman S. J. Anderson sustained a left shoulder wound and was taken to Baptist Hospital in good condition.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
First Union National Bank
Winston- Salem
Fourth Street
James Bowman
Federal Bureau of Investia
Bowman
Veterans’ Hospital
S. J. Anderson
Baptist Hospital
Edwin E. Bouldin
Gene Mills
Isbell Threatens North Carolina Flood Area
Hurricane Isbell threatens eastern North Carolina with more rain as the Neuse River basin faces potential rises. The storm veered toward the coast, amid the 10th anniversary of Hurricane Hazel. Flooding continues along the lower Neuse with river levels not expected to recede soon.
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Kinston
N. C
Isbell
North Carolina
Weather Bureau
Neuse
Hazel
South Carolina
Isbell Takes Uncharted Turn Aims Toward Carolinas Coast
Isbell shifts course and heads rain and 100 mph winds toward flood struck Carolinas. Weather Bureau warned inland approach between Morehead City and Georgetown late this afternoon. Florida palm Beach hit by outages and debris as Cuba devastation looms. Tornadoes from the storm injure dozens and strike Boynton Beach.
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Palm Beach
Isbell
Florida
Cuba
Atlantic
Boynton Beach
L. S. Chadwell
British Vote To Be Close In General Election
London AP reports Britain faced a tight race for 630 seats in the House of Commons as Conservatives and Labour entered the final stretch of a volatile campaign. Polls suggested the result would be close with Liberal prospects fading, deciding whether Douglas-Home or Wilson leads the next government.
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Britain
House of Commons
Labor
Liberal Party
Alec Douglas-Home
No. 10 Downing Street
Harold Wilson
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