Old Bolsheviks Drop From Soviet Leadership
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes the shift from veteran Old Bolsheviks to a younger, specialist leadership in the Soviet Union. He notes Mikoyan and Shvernik remain as advisers while others are replaced by a generation shaped by internal focus and limited revolutionary zeal, with the average age of the presidium about 59.
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Divorced men face draft questions in Ohio letters
In Columbus Ohio an AP report notes rising Selective Service quotas generate more draft notices. Several men cite personal reasons for avoiding service, including one who says he is divorced and expects a third baby in June while planning remarriage after the divorce is settled.
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