Kosygin fades from Moscow as years of service end
Former premier Alexei N. Kosygin, 76, stepped down from the post in 1964 after illness and now is largely absent from public life in Moscow. Officials dispute his Politburo status, while bookstores still sell his works and Lenin Library preserves his writings amid uncertainty about the reasons for his departure.
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Portugal government resigns after election defeat
Portugal's center-right coalition resigns after a crushing election loss and the death of Prime Minister Francisco La Carneiro. Acting PM Freitas do Amaral says a new prime minister will be named by the weekend as five days of mourning end. Potential successors include Eurico de Melo Joao Mota Amaral and Francisco Pinto Balsemao amid internal strife and criticism of campaign handling.
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