Soviet Leaders Postpone Early East West Summit Plans
Kremlin figures Brezhnev and Kosygin consolidate authority after Khrushchev’s ouster and avoid major long term commitments with the West. They plan no Bonn visit or West Berlin moves, focus on internal issues and possible disarmament talks with U.S. and Britain contingent on Western strategies. The Kremlin remains wary of the MLF and China’s nuclear advances while seeking limited U.S. dialogue.
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Kremlin Fires Kazakh Leader Roster Shakeup Tuned To Khrushchev Tie
Moscow reports Qatar era style purge as Nikita Khrushchev loyalists are replaced in Kazakhstan with Ismail Yusupov and Dinmukhamed Kunayev moved from premier to top party posts. Central Committee discussions hint at broader party realignments while officials offer little comment. The reshuffle targets Khrushchev era links amid harvest failures and policy shifts.
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Mississippi minister urges restraint after arrests in civil rights case
The Rev. Clay F. Lee of the First Methodist Church urged responsible citizenship in Philadelphia Mississippi after 21 white men were arrested in the slaying of three civil rights workers. He warned against prejudice and taking the law into anyone's hands while noting justice must not fail at any point. The arrests included Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price, plus five Ku Klux Klansmen, with preliminary hearings in Meridian pending. Lee cited the biblical Sodom parable and called for calm as a public fund sought to cover legal expenses for the detained men.
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FBI Official Criticizes Newsweek in Hoover Article
An FBI official charged Newsweek with misstatements in a feature on J. Edgar Hoover. He and Associate FBI Director Clyde Tolson disputed claims about Johnson choosing a new director and Hoover’s condolence to RFK. Newsweek acknowledged an error on the condolence note. Tolson disputed the magazine's view of car recovery values.
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Barry Man Resigns Post At GOP National Committee
John F E Grenier resigns as executive director of the GOP National Committee citing Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a principal factor in Barry Goldwater's defeat. He praised Dean Burch as national chairman and suggested his departure might ease liberal and moderate heat.
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