Fall of Khrushchev Blamed on Age and China Rift
Khrushchev is removed from power in the Soviet Union due to age and health, with Brezhnev taking the top party post and Kosygin succeeding Khrushchev as premier. Pravda signals continued de Stalinization and economic aims, while risk of a shift in Moscow Peking relations looms. Brezhnev is 57, Kosygin 60, ending Khrushchev’s era of Cold War coexistence and Eastern Bloc liberalization.
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Laborites Leading Tories as Result Shrinks Tory Margin
Reported returns from 412 districts show Labour poised to form a government with about 246 seats versus the Conservatives 179 and Liberal two. The result signals a five-year mandate for Labor leader Harold Wilson to pursue economic socialization and revised foreign and defense policies.
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Brown and Jenkins affair cited by governor
Governor Brown praised Walter Jenkins as a good man while declining to comment on his resignation amid morals charges. Senate President pro tempore and Assembly Speaker Unruh avoided speculation on the incident’s impact on the upcoming presidential election. Cole Porter, famed American composer of Night and Day, Begin the Beguine, and Love for Sale, died at 71 in Hollywood.
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Johnson comments on Jenkins case sorrow and resignation
President Johnson spoke from Washington after a New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York campaign trip stating he never received questions on Walter Jenkins personal conduct until late Wednesday. He ordered FBI Director Hoover to conduct a full inquiry and report promptly to the public. Jenkins resigned Wednesday night amid disclosures of prior arrests and moral bar issues, and Johnson said he requested the resignation and that Jenkins is under medical care. Republicans demanded public answers as Goldwater stayed silent. Miller urged accountability while Johnson offered condolences to Jenkins and his six children.
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Prop 14 Likely Passage In California Poll
California Poll director reports Prop 14 appears likely to pass based on a statewide October survey. The measure would amend the state constitution to nullify existing fair housing laws including the Rumford Act of 1963, with voters split on passage when asked today.
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Detroit bulletin on new national economic contract with profit sharing
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers Union announce a national economic contract advancing the industry's only profit sharing plan. The report discusses Proposition 14 and housing discrimination fears, noting public sentiment shifts and survey results across January and today.
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