U.S. Reports on 'News Airlift'
Date: 15 June 1965
Defense Dept repts 398 newsmen from 23 nations flown to Dominican Repub on US mil planes
Karim Qajymqanuly Massimov (Kazakh: Кәрім Қажымқанұлы Мәсімов, Kärım Qajymqanūly Mäsımov, [kæˈrɘm qɑʒəmˌqɑnʊˈɫɤ mæˈsɘməf]; born 15 June 1965) is a Kazakh politician who served as Prime Minister of Kazakhstan from 2007 to 2012 and again from 2014 to 2016. He was Deputy Prime Minister from 2006 to 2007 and held the positions of Minister of Economy and Budget Planning and Minister of Transport and Communications in 2001. He served as chairman of the National Security Committee from 2016 to 2022.
Massimov, of Tajik and Uyghur descent, graduated from the Republican Physics and Mathematics Boarding School in 1982 and studied Arabic in Russia. He earned a doctorate from Moscow State University in 1999 and worked in business in China and at Almaty Trade and Financial Bank. Politically, he was head of the Ministry of Labour in 1991, Minister of Transport in 2000, and Deputy Prime Minister in 2001, returning to that role in 2006.
Massimov was first appointed Prime Minister by President Nursultan Nazarbayev in January 2007, facing significant challenges during the Great Recession. He oversaw reforms that nearly doubled Kazakhstan's GDP per capita and initiated the Unified National Healthcare System. In September 2012, he was dismissed as Prime Minister and appointed chief of staff of the presidential office to readjust the power balance within the government. He was reappointed Prime Minister in April 2014, where he managed further economic difficulties, including a 20% devaluation of the Kazakhstani tenge and falling oil prices, while also leading the 100 Concrete Steps modernization plan.
Massimov later became the head of the National Security Committee in September 2016, a position he held until his dismissal by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev following the civil unrest in January 2022. Following his removal, he was detained on suspicion of treason and was convicted in April 2024, receiving an 18-year prison sentence for high treason and attempted coup d'état, while providing no evidence backing up these claims from Toqaev. In November 2023, a second criminal case was opened against him for money laundering and large-scale bribery.
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Date: 15 June 1965
Defense Dept repts 398 newsmen from 23 nations flown to Dominican Repub on US mil planes
Date: 15 June 1965
By HENRY KAMM
Henry KAMM
France-Soir, France's largest pub, combines with Paris-Presse; both pubs controlled by Hachette; merger reflects circulation decline
Date: 15 June 1965
Kaltenborn, H V (Hans von Kaltenborn)
Date: 16 June 1965
By M.J. ROSSANT
M J Rossant analyzes Wall St mood
Date: 16 June 1965
By J.H. CARMICAL
J. CARMICAL
NYSE stock vol at 8.45 million shares, heaviest since Nov 26 '63; NY Times combined stock avg up 4.22 to 520.30, after touching yr's low of 510.10
Date: 16 June 1965
By GAY TALESE
Gay TALESE
NYC business of R Kaskel, who deals with wealthy clients, described; illus
Date: 15 June 1965
By VAL ADAMS
Val ADAMS
US and Eur networks suddenly stop using satellite for trans-Atlantic news programs; deny boycott; move seen silent protest against rates; follows fee imposed by GB for use of Goonhilly Downs ground station; Eur Union confs, London, on protest measures against ground station fees and planned rates
Date: 16 June 1965
By VAL ADAMS
Val ADAMS
CBS says it will only use Early Bird for urgent news because of high rates; NBC makes similar statement
Date: 15 June 1965
By J.H. CARMICAL
J. CARMICAL
stocks continue decline; Dow-Jones avg 868.71; Times avg hits new '65 low of 513.37, closes at 516.08; 1,036 issues decline, largest number in NYSE history
Date: 15 June 1965
By THOMAS W. ENNIS
Thomas ENNIS