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The Guardian, Charlottetown, Thurs., Dec. 9, 1965. 21 |former head of the Soviet secret.

Shelepin’s Power Cut By Brezhnev Proposal

By HENRY 8. BRADSHER MOSCOW (AP) — Leonid I. appears to have|the

e down the power of the |the most man widely regarded as his|the U.S.S.R. successor to top eauthor- |Kapitonov,

in‘ eee meres Union, Alex-|member of ‘ erankens here

party Cen- Se adopted, a plan

of Shelepin's main job.

official accounts gave no Shelepin was even

_" at the committee meet-

At’ the same time, the commit-

a candidate

organization

Shelepin.

ing party presidium. The committee disclosed re-

The commission has’ a role checking closely on the in-

careere Unked them with’ Brez- |Pi# bnev, who as first secretary of Communist

perry sovaplent an en ‘

position They are Ivan V. 30, who becomes a the Central Com-

mittee’s secretariat, and Viadi- mir V. Shcherbitsky, 47, named

member of the rul-

of the party and

state contro. commission, headed by the 48 -

year - old dual

tee promoted into the party top |tertwined workings of party and

command two men whose'government.

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Shelepin is a deputy premier, a°member of the ruling party presidium and a party secre- tary. Only he, Brezhnev, Nikolad V. Podgorny and Mikhail A. Susiov hold posts simultane- | ously on both presidium and secretariat. Weakening Shele- ‘s commission would have effect of lessening his authority.

Brezhnev told the Central

idraft plan for the development

the he gee” military effectiveness , polices a = ually independent | jing body, although the commit- or limiting our current and fu- pipeline to key spots around the tee usually ratifies all ores d um Se iee ie Mads b

and influence in virtu- decisions. The party secretariat |‘Y"* 8°" east

is responsible for carrying out policy and thus has a large role | in shaping decisions. |

An announcement on the com- mittee’s one-day meeting said it endorsed, “in the main, the

the national economy of the $.5.R: and the state budzet of the U.S.S.R. for 1966." The plan and budget will be pre- sented today to the Supreme Soviet for automatic adoption.

end state control title hid the fact control was “people’s conrol,” and it would thus be more correct “‘to re - organize. these organs and name them organs of people's control,”” the news agency Tass reported.

Official accounts did not men- tion Shelepin or indicate whether he would head the moddified organization.

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