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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1965

Page

3

Death Takes Nik's No 2 Man Kozlov at 36 in Moscow

MOSCOW AP from R. Kozlov, Khrushchev era No 2 man, died Saturday in Moscow at 36 after acute circulatory failure and repeated cerebral disturbances. Tass said he suffered a stroke, heart attack, and was hospitalized before his death. He was Khrushchev’s ally and Brezhnev’s predecessor in key party roles, a metallurgical engineer who rose from Leningrad and Ukraine party branches.

Moscow R. Kozlov Soviet Union Khrushchev Tass Kozlov Communist Party Central Committee Buriet Krena Khrusshchev Leonid J. Hirezhnev Brezhnev Soviet Communist Sis Brezhnev Joseph Stalin Ior Leningrad Communist Party Ukraine

Army Padre Found Dead at Fort Hood

Lt. Col. John H. Brown, a chaplain with the 3rd Infantry Division who served in Korea, was found dead in his car at Fort Hood. Authorities cite an apparent suicide with engine running and exhaust hose into the vehicle. a brief note was found in his quarters. Surviving relatives include his widow and the children of Austin, Texas.

Fort Hood John H. Brown

15-Year-Old Admits Killing Parents and Sister in Baltimore

A Baltimore high school freshman, Wayne Knantz, admitted to killing his parents Melvin and Mrs. Knantz and his sister Carol. Police found the family slain at their northeast Baltimore home. Knantz surrendered a 31-caliber revolver and bullets, was waived to adult court, and linked to a motive stemming from disciplinary tensions with his sister. Neighbors described him as bright and reserved while Carol was a cheerful, active student.

Baltimore Melvin Wenantz Coir Carol Norteast Wayne Knantz T. F. Adams Baltimore Court Wayne Charles Kyrach Shaping Ain Adams Kiraz Knawtz Bendix Knauta Leann White Cara Earl “Reipel

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