Wilson Leads Mourners Past Churchill's Coffin
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson and family lead mourners past Sir Winston Churchill’s coffin in Westminster Hall. Churchill dies at 90, lying in state as guards vigil over the coffin. Funeral plans include a Saturday service at St Paul’s Cathedral with royal attendance and world leaders.
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Less Control Of Cotton Is Urged At Convention
Houston reports the 27th annual cotton convention urged less government control in marketing U S cotton and adoption of new trade channels. G C Cortright of Mississippi was elected president, succeeding Aubrey Lackett of Vernon Texas. Speakers warned higher production costs if policies persist, noting labor and wage issues for hand harvesters and suggesting Congress press for funding to cut costs and boost research programs.
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Freeman To Stay On Cabinet Job
Washington AP says Onile Freeman will remain secretary of agriculture for the foreseeable future. A Johnson administration source notes no resignation or immediate replacement, despite recent reports Freeman considered stepping down to pursue other posts. The budget plan suggests about 1 million farmers will suffice to meet domestic and export needs, with the aim to avoid forcing anyone from farming and to create opportunities for low income producers who wish to quit.
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