WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER; 21. 1962
Soviet Power Struggles
Continue, Turner Says
The decentralization of the So
viet secret police, the revision of
the Russian legal code, and the
critical, voices of Russian, artists
add writers should not obscure
the fact that the power struggle
in the Soviet Union has not been
‘affected, John E. Turner, profes
sor of Political Science at the
University' of . Minnesota, said
last night.
Turner spoke on “Superlative
Glances into Soviet Future" at the
invitation of the political science
department and the Russian Area
committee.
| Turner 'said that in 1955, two
years after Joseph Stalin’s death,
j thd' then Soviet Premier Georgt
'Malenkov was forced to publicly
denounce himself as being-'-'anti
-1 Party” by Nikita Khrushchev and
Nikolai Bulganin, who practiced
.“collective leadership” until
Bulganin was ousted. '
IN 1958, Khrushchev denounced
i Stalin, who was almost a god in
the eyes of the Soviet people,
Turner said.' Khrushchev could
do'so with relatively little fear at
condemnation because he’ bad
decentralized and isolated the
power bloc agencies which would
nave protested, the political sci
ence professor said.
Khrushchev had done this by
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firing the head of the secret
police -from the Politburo, re
shuffling the state bureaucracy
and dispersing the heads of its
large econoimc ministries and
dismissing Marshal Zhukov, of
the Red Army, Turner said..
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