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Communism - Socialism

Sep. 09, 1965 - Reports Of Kremlin Shake-Up: American reports of a shake-up in the Soviet leadership suggest that both Premier Kosygin and Party Chief Brezhnev could be dropped. The reports also suggests that their successors would be Alexander Shelepin, the 47-year old former Chief of Russia's secret police, who would replace Kosygin, and Mikhail Suslov, top Communist theoretician who could become Party Chief. Photo shows Mr. Mikhail Suslov, , was according to U.S. report could succeed Party Chief Brezhnev

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