Mikoyan resigns as Soviet deputy premier in Kremlin shuffle
Soviet President Anastas Mikoyan resigned in a surprise power reshuffle. Nikolai Podgorny named to replace him, while Alexander Shelepin was relieved of his posts to devote himself to party affairs. The moves consolidate Leonid Brezhnev’s grip on power alongside Kosygin as Khrushchev era ends.
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Weather, politics reshape a wide front in same era read
A weather summary describes western rain and mountain snow, plus snow risk in New England and mild changes elsewhere. The political note reports Podgorny’s largely ceremonial role ending due to ill health, with Shelepin and Mikoyan moving to new duties as power centers shift within the Soviet leadership.
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Orange County Records: December 1965 publication notes
The Orange County publication details its Friday issue Vol. 10 No. 114 dated December 1965, listing publication by Orange County Publications Inc in Middletown New York and circulation rates. It includes monthly mail postage figures and average monthly circulation for November 1964 and November 1965.
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Burma train wreck toll climbs at Toungoo station
A sugar cane train shunted onto the main line at a small Toungoo junction station caused a deadly Burma rail disaster. Signal reportedly not changed to red as the crash killed many and left hundreds injured, marking one of the worst rail accidents in decades.
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