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Russia - Soviet Union

Sep. 09, 1965 - Reporters 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 suggest that their successors would be Alexander Shelefin, the 47 year old former Chief of Russia's secret police, who would replace Kosygin, and Mikhail Suslov, top Communist theoretician, who would become Party Chief. Photo Shows Alexander Shelepin, who according to US reports could succeed Kosygin

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