Labor Wins Election Harold Wilson Becomes PM
In Britain, the Labour Party wins a slim majority as Harold Wilson is named prime minister by Queen Elizabeth II, ending 13 years of Conservative rule. The new government faces economic strain and a tense international scene after Khrushchev’s retirement and China’s first atomic test.
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Weather table from UPI U.S. Weather Bureau San Francisco
United Press International presents a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table prepared by the Weather Bureau in San Francisco. The data covers conditions ending at 4 a.m. and lists regional readings and rainfall amounts.
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Extreme New York Weather Readings Record Highs and Lows
The UPI report notes the nation wide temperature extremes with Burns Oregon recording the low of 26 degrees and Needles California reaching 95 degrees, excluding Alaska and Hawaii.
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Happy awarded partial custody in New York
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller won custody of two months a year of her four children, with brief holiday visitations, in a ruling by Supreme Court Justice Joseph Gagliardi. The decision resolves a bitter custody dispute between the governors wife and Dr. James S. Murphy, after failed visitation negotiations.
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First Arrest Known By Secret Service
Washington FBI records show Walter W. Jenkins, longtime aide to Vice President Johnson, was arrested in 1959 and again faced a morals charge in 1959. Jenkins resigned in January 1959 and sought treatment for fatigue after disclosure. FBI and Secret Service later learned of the 1961 arrest during a background check of Jenkins.
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Private Services For Cole Porter
Cole Porter composer of Night and Day died Thursday night at 71 after kidney stone surgery. His body to be buried beside his wife in Peru Indiana with private services. he lived in Brentwood and entertained stars like Julie Andrews and Tony Curtis.
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Jenkins Receives Top Secret Air Force Clearance
Walter W. Jenkins was awarded a top secret clearance in 1956 after an Air Force background check. He had served since 1950 as a reservist in the Air Force office of legislative liaison and held the permanent rank of colonel since September 8, 1958. The Defense Department noted FBI and national agency checks were part of the investigation.
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Special Security Planned for Johnson Visit in Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi security measures are reported for President Johnson's visit tomorrow though officials dismiss the Nazi arsenal plot as a false alarm. A sought ex-mental patient remains at large after raids led to the arrest of two ex-convicts not tied to the plot. Sheriff Johnnie Mitchell and others met privately to plan precautions.
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Congress Delays Probe of Justice Department
Congress postponed until after the presidential election an inquiry into the Justice Department to assess whether it respects civil rights. The probe, sparked by charges from Teamster leader James R. Hoffa, aims to review actions related to individual rights and liberties under the Constitution and laws. Hoffa had alleged unfair harassment by former Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy during his jury tampering and mail fraud trials, for which Hoffa was convicted.
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