New Russ Leaders Rally Pledge Peace and Progress
Moscow reporters say Brezhnev and Kosygin, new Soviet leaders, pledged peace with the West and said Khrushchev’s removal would free progress. They spoke at Red Square during a ceremony for cosmonauts, stressing peaceful coexistence and detente while praising the Communist Party’s role in steering change.
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Khrushchev call for peaceful use of outer space
The passage echoes Khrushchev urging that space be an arena of international cooperation and not a venue for military aims. It references an international agreement under U.N. auspices prohibiting nuclear weapons in orbit.
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Space Trio Misses Nikita's Old Bounce
Soviet cosmonauts return from space to a subdued Moscow reception without Nikita Khrushchev. He had promised a dynamic welcome, but Monday’s ceremony featured formal greetings, a paradeless return, and Valentina Tereshkova standing out among uniformed cosmonauts in Red Square.
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Soviet 65 Model Moskvich Portable Press Release
Tass reports a new Soviet Moskvich 65 model prepared for production. It features a 50 horsepower engine and a top speed of 75 miles per hour.
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Tass
Russ Editor Keeps Post After Khrushchev Fall
Pravda editor Pavel Salyukov returned to Moscow after a Paris trip amid talk he would be fired following Khrushchev's downfall. A Pravda TV source said he worked in his office Monday as changes swept through Soviet media including Adzhubei losing editorship and Khatlamov ousted from TV.
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Bonn Invitation Extended to Kosygin
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said he is willing to extend the Bonn invitation to Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin, noting Khrushchev cannot accept. Khrushchev was ousted as premier last week and had been slated to visit Bonn next spring. Erhard wants to meet the new Soviet leadership.
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No more Medicare tax hike, LA County Medical Assn says
The Los Angeles County Medical Association argues against an extra 200 million dollars in Medicare social security taxes, contending that current health care programs already meet elderly care needs and adding taxes would not improve care.
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