Wilson Exercises Complete Control Over Laborites
London AP reports Harold Wilson has forged near total party unity after years in opposition. He leads a shadow cabinet and plans a steady path to power, reshaping Labour with focus on industry and science. Key figures George Brown James Callaghan and Nicholas Kaldor advise on policy and economics.
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Treasury
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Laborite
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Commons
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Thomas Balogh
Hudson shrugs off critics as Rock Hudson chats film focus
Hollywood star Rock Hudson says critics don’t affect him and defends his light comedies. He notes some critics seek art films over entertainment and recalls preferring audience reaction to laughter. He reflects on Some Like It Hot and how private screenings skew critics’ views.
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Roy Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Roy Scherer Jr
Winnetka
Los Angeles
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Movieland
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Executive Service Corps to aid private enterprise abroad
A six member committee of business executives was named to form a volunteer Executive Service Corps to assist private firms in less developed countries. The corps, run by the American Business Community, would offer services for limited periods with no government aid planned, except possible limited funding from the Agency for International Development. Premier Khrushchev’s Cyprus remarks drew a brief U.S. response from President Johnson praising mutual restraint. Russian wheat prospects look favorable this year, with near normal harvests expected despite last year’s poor crop, as the Soviet Union seeds more winter wheat and reports no heavy winter damage.
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Cotton mill use ahead of last year, says ICAC
The International Cotton Advisory Committee reports that mill use of cotton is running ahead of last season in major textile countries. Nations with higher consumption include the United States, Japan, India, France, and the United Kingdom, with declines from a year ago seen in West Germany and Norway.
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West Germany
British Army Opens Negro Recruit Drive
In London AP reports War Secretary James Ramsden told the House of Commons that the British army will start a recruiting drive among Negro immigrants to reach full strength. Ramsden announced a 1464 billion budget for the coming year and placed army strength at 171,583 men, about 1,000 short of its target.
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House of Commons
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