George Brown's temper and ties to Johnson roil London talks
Britain’s foreign secretary George Brown, famed for blunt judgment and drink-tinged outbursts, draws both praise and criticism at home and abroad. The Wilson government buffers his temper while Johnson defends him as press scrutiny grows.
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Canadian Open recaps linger at Westchester Open
At the Westchester Open the pros still discuss the Canadian Open from earlier. The 17th green was bare of grass with Rosburg recalling misreads and Marr joking about the line and read on that hole.
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Wind of 120 Days Hits Iran as Johnson Regime Drafts
A garbled 1910s style piece references Andrew Johnson and a wind of 120 days sweeping across Iran's Sistan region from June through September. The fragment mentions constitutional pressure and force, with a report tone of a political upheaval coverage.
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