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His Advancing Age
MOSCOW Premier Khrush
chev referred to his advancing age
and eventual retirement in a
speech reported by Tass yesterday.
“I am already 69 and I have a
right to say so,” is the way he
put it. “For everyone understands
that I cannot hold for all time
the position I now have in the
party and the state.”
Khrushchev has two official
jobs. He is chairman of the Coun
cil of Ministers (Premier) and First
Secretary of the Soviet Communist
party.
There has been speculation in
the West that the Russian leader
might give up either the party
secretaryship or the premiership if
not both.
His remarks were delivered at
a Kremlin meeting of industrial
and construction workers Wednes
day. The Soviet news agency dis
closed the details of the speech:
In an apparent reply to critics
of his undisputed political control
of the Soviet Union, Khrushchev
repeated his insistence that the
“tried and tested leader of the
Soviet people is our Communist
party ... I believe that no one
will suspect that, in stating this,
I have in mind any special stand
ing of my own in the party.”
His statement appeared certain
to add fuel to speculation touched
off earlier by reports of dissension
over Khrushchev’s policies among
members of the Communist party
presidium.
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its public school pupils—back in
1853 — Those were the good old
days?
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