No Chernenko speech
NZPA-Reuter Moscow The Soviet President, Konstantin Chernenko, ailing for the last two months, would not appear today to deliver a major speech he was due to make in the Kremlin, said a Foreign Ministry spokesman.
The spokesman was giving the first official word that the party chief would not reappear after nearly two months absence to address a traditional Kremlin rally on the eve of elections to the Russian Federation Supreme Soviet.
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Press, 23 February 1985, Page 8
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75No Chernenko speech Press, 23 February 1985, Page 8
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