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It's A Long Road From
Little Village To The
Kremlin's Throne Room
United Press International lexecuted, Malenlcov unsealed
li s a long, long road from the I downgraded, Molotov exiled.
and
poor utile matched roof village
ol Kalinovka. near Kursk in the
Ukraine, lo the throne room of the
Kremlin and the center ot the
world stage.
But, as Nikita Khrushchev, boss
of all the Russias and the satel
lites beyond, regards the emin
ence and power he has achieved
the one-time barefoot boy who
tended the few pigs, goals and
cows of his coal miner father
he shows no signs of fatigue.
Once again, the world waits
upon his word and wonders:
Peace or war?
Thousands of words have been
written about this chunky, short
(five foot five) physically strong
man who walked the tricky, mur
derous road to the top in Soviet
Russia. Much of what has been
written has been contradictory
as contradictory as the man him
self. When first he came to power in
gradual stages after the death of
Slalin in ISM, many astute ob
servers of the Russian scene re
garded him as a buffoon, a talky
boastful, tactless and mediocre
figure who was not long for the
helm.
What the world overlooked at
first was the Khrushchev tough
ness, the ability lo profit from er
ror so he rarely made the same
mistake twice, and the fierce
competitive shrewdness that had
carried him successfully through
the jungle of Russian Communist
politics while other, seemingly
stronger men. tell.
Biographers o f Khrushchev
credit much of his staying power
to the natural peasant endurance
that came to him by birth, At 64
he was born in April, 1894 he
gives off an aura of strength and
surencss that some interviewers
have described as frightening,
particularly when he is angry. He
can also, as many Kremlin party
goers have learned, be disarm
ingly charming.
What sort of man is Khrushchev
really? The answers still are not
clear. Most studies of the man
dwell nn his outward conlradic
tions, then go into his past to ex
plain him.
As a world figure, Khrushchev's
history is relatively short. Until
the early 1950's his name was as
sncialed vaguely in the world out
side Russia with administrative
mistake in Russia's agricultural
program, and efforts to put down
unrest in the Ukraine.
When Slalin died in March
1953. Western attention centered
nn the names of Premier Georgi
Malenkov, Vyacheslav M. Molo
tov, Lavrenti Beria. They seemed
the ruling triumvirate. But nine
days after Stalin's death Malenkov
stepped down from his top post
in the Communist Party and
Khrushchev stepped up as first
secretary of the all-powerful Cen
tral Committee
It was not until the following
September that the world learned
of the power shift, but from that
time Khrushchev's emergence has
been unmistakable as he climbed
to. or took, ever greater power,
and the once fearsome names
dropped off one by one Beria
Khrushchev, though little known
elsewhere, actually rose to high
posts under Stalin earlier than
Malenkov and former Premier
Nikolai Bulganin. though he was
a junior in the hierarchy to Mol
olov. He was 23 at the time of
the Bolshevik revolution but it was
not until 1918. a year later, that
he joined the Bolsheviks and
fought in the civil war. Even then.
he appears not to have made up
his mind to remain active in the
party, for he returned to the Uk
raine, went pack to coal mining
and started at night school, in
technical subjects. He started tak
ng party posts, finally getting to
Moscow as a student at the Stalin
Industrial Academy.
in tne capital, the vigorous
young peasant attracted political
attention and in the early 1930 s
rose to party boss in the Moscow
Province. He was in Moscow dur
ing the bloody Stalin purges., but
on the right list. In 1938 he made
it to the Politburo, as a non-vot
ing memner. mat same year
Khrushchev's career got its big
gest boost when he was sent to
the Ukraine and given a post that
made him, in effect, Stalin's top
deputy.
It's been said Stalin personally
picked Khrushchev for the job of
erasing Ukrainian resistance to
regimentation, and he did the inb
thoroughly. Some 3.000 party offi
cials, it has been recorded, were
eliminated in the Khrushchev
cleanup sent to slave labor
camps, or worse.
After the war Khrushchev
helped restore the Ukraine to
order, a job he did well enough
lo be summoned back to Moscow
in 1949 and placed on the Central
Committee Secretariat. Two years
later he advocated a lough, new
farm policy involving resettlement!
and reconstitution of the collec
tives. The program was not con
sidered a success and more re
cently the Khrushchev tack on ag
riculture has been a solter one. I
granting the farmers a greater;
slice of (heir earnings, and more
voice in their activities.
men. in tne posi-sialin era,
came the maneuverings that land
ed Khrushchev in the seat of the
mighty the famous 20th Party
Conference and denunciation of
Stalin, the packing of the Central
Committee with his supporters,
and the gradual elimination of
Molotov and other major rivals.
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CHICAGO 'API If you really i woman
sec yourself as others might see
vou, medicine nas a name lor h
autoscopic hallucination but j
no cure.
jut.
OH, BOY, is the reaction of four Mount Shasta boys, from the left, Binlcy Brewster, Mike
Noble, Dennis Marin and Steven Marin, as they "sample" some ice cold watermelon a
preview of the annual Italian dinner sponsored by the Mount Shasta St. Anthony's Altar
Society on Sunday, July 27, from I p.m. until 8 p.m. in the parish hall. The society is go
ing "all out" to attract the younger set to the dinner and Jerrlo the Clown will be on
hand to entertain them. McKinney Photo
If You See Yourself, MD's
Have Name For It; No Cure
mourning walking
ahead of her as she returned
home in late afternoon from her
husband's funeral.
As she turned on the lisht in
her room and undressed, the oth-
This odd phenomenon is no. un- " rrV. 'iT;
common in literature. It has been cjnalion lhe ttnn;an' iook(,d lnl0
described for more than 2.0noithc (ace of her companion and
vears. An earlv report, about a '.recognized herself.
v.n who ,-,u,lH nm lo for a walk M1"- he reported, she had the
are two main theories about the
cause: some irritating process in
the brain, and the projection of
memory pictures.
He suggests that they may have
an element of attempted wish ful
fillment, particularly in the case
of one man who saw himself con
ducting an orchestra. The exper
ience usually lasts only a few
seconds, he said.
California Weather
United Press International
SAN Francisco Bay Area: Fair
through Saturday except high fog
near ocean extending inland late
night and morning: little change
in temperature: high today San
Francisco fiS. Oakland 73, San Ma
teo 75, San Rafael 77; low tonight
55-60: westerly winds lighter than
normal: probably fair Sunday.
Northern California: Fair
through Saturday except a few af
ternoon and evening thunderstorm
in mountains and fog on coast;
little change in temperature; coas
tal winds northwesterly 8-18 m.p.h.
probably fair Sunday.
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou area: Most
ly fair through Saturday b u t
chance t a few afternoon or eve
ning thunderstorms;
in temperature.
little change I fog on coast; little chance in tem
perature: high-today and low to-
withoul seeing his double coming
toward him, was attributed to
Aristotle.
The romantic theme of the dou
ble appears in many 18th and 19th
tenlury literary works. But it was
first introduced into medical lit
erature only toward the' end of
the last century.
The subject is discussed in a
22-page article. "Autoscopic Phen
omena." bv Dr. N. Lukianowicz
of Barrow Hospital, Bristol, Eng
land,-in the August issue of Ar-ip
chives of Neurology and Psychia-
trv, published bv the American
Medical Assn.
Dr. Lukianowicz examined psy-l
chiatrists' reports of several spe-1
cilic cases in which patients have
described the experience of view-1
ing themselves as phantoms, with-1
out bAiefit of mirrors.
One example was the account of
woman who noticed a strange
leenng wnne seeing the image
that it was more alive and warm
than herself. As soon as she lay
down and went to sleep, the -pari!
ion vanished. But she saw it
on other occasions.
Dr. Lukianowicz says that there
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