Khrushchev claims he engineered Beria downfall after Stalin
Khrushchev says he orchestrated Lavrenty Beria's removal after Stalin's death as Malenkov moved to power. The recounting, published in Life, depicts Beria's manipulation, a June meeting, and Beria's later shooting, with Kosygin’s near-elimination in 1949 noted.
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Basques Trial Canceled Today
The trial of 16 Basque nationalists in Burgos was suspended as one of seven military judges was ill. The Franco regime pressed on amid waves of civil unrest and the Basque kidnapping of West Germany’s honorary consul in San Sebastian.
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Fulbright Seeks POW Names. No North Vietnam Reply Yet
Sen. J. W. Fulbright said North Vietnam has not responded for nearly six months to his request for names of American prisoners of war. He notes Ho Chi Minh previously refused to separate prisoners from other negotiating points. Fulbright cites heavy hostile mail since criticizing a U S commando raid and reiterates his goal to end the war to secure all prisoners' release.
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Coalition Backs Revision of Revenue Sharing Plan
A coalition of eight state and local government associations endorsed revisions to Nixon's stalled revenue sharing plan. Weidenbaum outlined a proposal increasing local control and funding, with cities possibly receiving 38 percent or more of the money and total budget possibly surpassing 5 billion dollars in year five. The eight endorsing groups include the National Governor's Conference and United States Conference of Mayors.
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Torn Escapes Injury in New York Apartment Shooting
Actor Rip Torn avoided harm when a sniper fired a shot through his apartment window on Sunday. Police find no known motive and say the shot came from the roof of a building across the street from his residence.
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Hickel Criticizes Election Tactics in 1972 Context
Former Interior Secretary Walther J. Hickel, fired by President Nixon, rejects 1970 campaign tactics and urges positive messages. He spoke in Washington about his dismissal, defended his record, and said he may return to Alaska with an eye toward a 1974 Senate run but no immediate political base.
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