Khrushchev ousted after 11 years of power in the USSR
Nikita S. Khrushchev, flamboyant Kremlin leader since Stalin's era, loses power on Oct 15, 1964. The long rise from humble beginnings in Kursk to premier ends amid aging and health concerns after a decade of space triumphs and international crises.
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