Khrushchev Says He Downed Beria
Nikita Khrushchev claims he engineered Lavrenty Beria's downfall after Stalin's death, detailing a plan with Georgi Malenkov to use party methods to remove Beria. The reminiscences describe a June session, Beria's removal, and Malenkov's hesitant role, with references to Zhukov and a later shooting. It also notes Kosygin's near-elimination in 1949 and questions about the memoirs' publication.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Lavrenty P. Beria
Joseph Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Stalin
Life
Beria
Malenkov
Khrushchev
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Nikita
Georgi K. Zhukov
Zhukov
Council of Ministers
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Strike May Stop Flow Of Fuel Oil
More than 1,300 Teamsters fuel oil truck drivers in Michigan and northern Ohio walked out Sunday night, with 5,000 more across 13 Midwest states weighing a joiner move. Negotiations paused in Detroit, with resumes planned, as cold weather hits rural areas hardest and officials warn relief may be weeks away.
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Labor Relations Advisory Association
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Iowa
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Kentucky
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Missouri
Nebraska
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South Dakota
Wisconsin
Standard Oil Co
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Columbus
Milwaukee
Teamsters Local 200
Steve Shultz
Robert Bray
Phone Call Clue In Refinery Blast
Police sought to identify a caller from a voice recording who warned the Humble Oil refinery would burn less than two hours before a large explosion. The blast injured 29, damaged a 1500 acre complex, with officials considering sabotage and FBI voice-print comparison as part of the probe.
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John Gregorio
New York
Wins Early
United Socialist Revolutionary Front
Humble
New Jersey Turnpike
Tom Gallagher
Fulbright’s POW appeal gets no reply from Hanoi
Senator J W Fulbright says he has requested North Vietnam’s leaders to identify American prisoners of war but has received no response to the annual six month old request. He accuses critics of implying concern for the prisoners is lacking and notes an increase in hostile, some obscene, mail since criticizing a U S commando raid. Fulbright reaffirms his goal to end the war and free all prisoners.
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J. W. Fulbright
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School Bus Target in Missouri Shooting Incident
In Charleston Missouri a school bus returning from the Oran High School Basketball Tournament was fired upon late Saturday night shattering the left front windshield. The driver Charlié Frank Carthel recalled the event about three miles northwest of Diehlstadt on Missouri 77. A .22 caliber weapon was used. 55 students were aboard and no injuries were reported.
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Charleston
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Bolicé
Charlié Frank Carthel
Diehlstadt
Missouri
German Polish Accord Signed Normalization pact ends wartime border claims
In Warsaw AP reports Chancellor Willy Brandt and Polish Premier Josef Cyrankiewicz signed a treaty to normalize relations. The key clause renounces German claims to 40,000 square miles of prewar territory seized by Poland after World War II. Ceremony marked the signing.
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Warsaw
Willy Brandt
Josef Cytankiewicz
Poland
West Berlin Stalemate Cited in Bonn Soviet Talks
Brandt's government delays ratification of a treaty with Bonn and the Soviet Union until an agreement eases the situation of isolated West Berlin. The article notes West Germany's special relationship with the city and mentions ongoing efforts to ease tensions.
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