Brezhnev Was (Heir-Apparent ‘For Three Years .

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nev was needed for full - time work as a secretary of the

Committee. A man with black, piercing eyes, Brezhnev is known to

Western diplomats as a man

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with I sham mind and I friendly but reserved manner. A steelworker as a youth, he later became a metallurgisl. has the solidly tough 1001 I Western steel engineer turned corporation manager.

Brezhnev has been associated

with Khmshchov's eIrIor liner. FALL! REASON o! I tribal god who was in the Soviet Union's Early American Indians be-‘power by putting Ukrainian region. lie was born lieved fall foliage was the work trees.”

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in December. 1m. in'KImene koye — now Dnoprodzerzhul' all He and Khrushchev came up in the Ukraine as faithful party workers. '

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Brezhnev, a Communist party. member (or 33 of his 57 years. i has been heir - apparent to} IP re m i e r Khrushchev for at: ti! least the last three years. ‘ The stocky Ukrainian made; this last previous step forward glast July 15, when he relin quished his figurehead role as president of the Soviet Union tl concentrate on wo ' o m m u n 1 st party. the rea' source of power in Moscow. Khrushchev said then Brezh j

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' Kosy-gin was Stalin‘s last ad- idition to the politburo before i the dictator died. At the outset i “of the post-Stalin era he found .j ‘ himself snubbed for a while by j r the inner circle,

But he is a man of excep-

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HONESTY IN JAPAN IS ALMOST RELIGION

By JIM BECKER

TOKYO (AP! m Long-time - Tokyo residents say the safest way to send money home here is to stuff a wallet full and throw it out the window of a movmg taxicab.

Chances are. when you get home a Japanese man will be waiting for you to give you the wallet back, intact.

Visitors here for the Olym- * pic games are also finding honesty in Japan is not only the best policy bul seems to he some sort of state reli- ginn.

Three storlcs are typical. involving an athlete. an otfi~ car manufacturers said here.

The at’llete reported that he bought an expensive pearl necklace for his girl friend at home and left it in a taxi- ca .

When he returned to the Olympic village he found his 'taXI driver sitting in the lobby. holding the pearl neck- lace and looking over every athlete who went through the gate so 'le could give it back to the right man. And he \xollldn‘t take a reward.

The lady spectator paid 50 ccnts instead of a quarter for a minor blouse-mending joh al her hotel.

She spent a long day at the swimming pool and when she. returned she found the Japa- nese seamstress had been sit- till: in the hotel lobby all day waiting to return the 25 cents.

\nd the official drank lln- u'iscly and too well of an eve- ning and became separated from his wallet with hundreds

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where to start looking. E _ it took two days. but even- ‘_ MOSCOW (AP) ‘ Alexei N‘k'

tllally a bartendcr's mother lolaievich Kosygin is an eco

arrived Willi the wallet nomic expert who rose under

. money and tickets. handicaps to a first deputy pre-

She and her 50" had Silent micrship of the Soviet Unlon

the time tracing the man four years ago. He is 60.

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it took so long.

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