Heath the new Tory leader heads Britain toward power
London NEA reports Edward Heath, 49, elected leader of Britain's Conservative party, viewed as a likely next prime minister. He is a blunt, tough, single minded leader with war service and a history of parliamentary skill. Heath contrasts with Labour’s Wilson and signals a shift to a younger, more combative Tory style.
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Auto dealers report solid profits in first half of 1965
Detroit AP report: the National Automobile Dealers Association says about 33,000 U S new car dealers shared in profits in the first six months of 1965. average operating profit before taxes was 12.6 percent of sales, about 121 dollars per new unit. average dealership investment was 145 589 dollars. dealer sentiment remains optimistic but wary of model year shifts as 1965 stock turns to 1966.
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