Khrushchev Leaves Kremlin in Quiet Disgrace Fodder
Reports say Nikita Khrushchev is out, aides fired, and Brezhnev Kosygin pledge to maintain peaceful co existence. Khrushchev's health and political fate raise questions about the Kremlin succession and future policy toward the West and China.
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Policy Change in Soviet Union Likely After Khrushchev
UPI report from Washington says the United States expects no early shift in Khrushchev era Soviet policy but braces for change if domestic and international troubles grow. Brezhnev Kosygin may revise or replace Khrushchev’s policies and face a rift with Red China amid Moscow-Peking tensions.
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Envoys Contemplate Khrushchev Downfall at UN
Asian and other diplomats at the United Nations express cautious concern over Khrushchev's ouster. They expect little immediate change in Soviet policy toward the West while noting Brezhnev and Kosygin's roles. They see the move as possibly signaling reduced influence for Khrushchev and potential split in world Communism.
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End of Cold War Chapter Marks Khrushchev Kennedy Passage
Washington notes the deaths of Khrushchev and Kennedy within 11 months mark a closing phase in Cold War diplomacy. Their Vienna meeting in 1961 opened channels, reduced misjudgment risk, and led to limited nuclear tests, the Moscow hotline, and wheat sales experiments shaping future talks.
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Quirks In the News: Telegraph Numbers Misled Buyers
In London a business efficiency exhibition displays wrong telephone numbers to prospective clients. The report notes quirky per capita consumption figures with Ireland and New Zealand also mentioned in the context.
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Deeper Turmoil Shakes Soviet Leadership Rift
President Johnson assessed the Khrushchev ouster and the rise of Alexei Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev. He warned at Madison Square Garden that the upheaval could signal broader changes, while urging the nation to stay on a peaceful course during a swing through New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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