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Khrushchev’s Fall Opens Path for Brezhnev Kosygin Rise
Khrushchev, 70, asks to be relieved as first secretary and premier citing age and health. Brezhnev, 57, and Kosygin, 60, elevated to top posts signaling shift toward economic reform and bureaucratic efficiency. Kozlov remains on presidium though inactive as new leadership forms from a largely technician class. Peking reports swiftly, condemning Khrushchev's faction.
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