Wilson appoints Labour leader to key minister posts
UK prime minister Harold Wilson names Transport and General Workers Union chief Frank Cousins as minister of technology and brings Barbara Castle as overseas development minister. The cabinet reshuffle completes the government after a privy council swearing-in with the Queen present.
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Campaigning Held Up Plans for Johnson Campaign Tour
President Johnson cancelled Texas appearances and stayed in Washington amid high level briefings. He held talks at the White House with officials, spoke by phone with Harold Wilson, and planned to meet congressional leaders as Britain’s new government navigates an economic crisis and foreign policy tests.
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Chomp Chomp Theves Loot Village Store
Theves raided a Corfe Mullen village store and fled with a single package of chewing gum. Police urge witnesses to contact local station with information about the incident.
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Golf odes to Las Vegas economic boom in 1960s
Hank Greenspun praises golf tournaments at Sahara and Desert Inn as key drivers of Las Vegas publicity and growth. He notes international interest, shares wagers and jokes about winnings, taxes, and the sport’s appeal over other attractions, concluding golf beats tennis in his view.
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De Gaulle Meets Aides After Latin America Tour
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Viet Nam War Victory Claims Expand as Khanh Proposes North Bombing
Saigon reports 195 Communist guerrillas killed in two major engagements. Khanh urges expanding the war into North Viet Nam with U.S. weapons, proposing bombing and broader actions as possible options. Saigon also notes 16 government dead and four missing.
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