Douglas-Home Names Shadow Cabinet With Heirs Apparent
Former Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home shuffles Conservative leadership naming Reginald Maudling and Edward Heath as heirs apparent in a shadow cabinet. The group acts as opposition spokespersons ahead of a potential return to power after Labour victory in the Oct. 15 election.
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UPI
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
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Douglas-Home
Labor
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Edward Health
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Home
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Frederick Erroll
William Deedes
Ian MacLeod
Enoch Powell
MacLeod
Steel and Power
Powell
Ikeda Resigns Ill Health Shifts Japan political Power
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda announced his resignation due to throat cancer risk, triggering a contest within the Liberal Democratic Party. Eisaku Sato Aiichiro Fujiyama and Ichiro Kono emerge as leading contenders as opposition calls for cabinet resignation and new elections amid regional and U S relations considerations.
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Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Ikeda
Liberal- Democratic Party
Eisaku Sato
Nobusuke Kishi
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Ichiro Kono
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Diet
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Democratic Socialists
National Cancer Clinic
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Britain
Washington
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Sato
Fujiyama
China
United States
FCA Head Says City Dwellers Get Dividends
The head of the Farm Credit Administration states urban residents gain more than monetary interest from agriculture, noting dividends via steady food and fiber from a government tied system. He credits accessible credit from 483 local production credit associations and federal intermediate credit banks for rural investment and farm modernization.
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Washington
Farm Credit Administration
Robert B. Tootell
Tootell
Federal
DWI Plea Yields Fines in Local Courts
Ernest Henry Layton, 57, of 1915 40th St., pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received a $125 fine and a three day jail term. Judge Pat Moore presided in County Court-at-Law No 2.
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Pat Moore
James A. Ellis
George Walter Gammel
Oklahoma City
Ellis
Butler P. Ralston
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Scouts to Babysit Brownfield Election Day
Girl Scout Troop 431 will sit for parents voting on November 3 at the Girl Scout Hut in Class 1 Coleman Fark. Three adults will assist the Scouts during the polling day sitter service.
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Brownfield
Coleman Fark
Suit Settled In Lubbock Traffic Case
The damage suit from a June 25 collision on U S Highway 84 near Lubbock ended in an out of court settlement. Ventura Solis sought 12500 against Cockrell of Foremost Dairy and the firm. Judge Victor H Lindsey presided as attorneys notified the court Tuesday night of the settlement.
Baker's Hair Tonic Promotes Easy Dandruff Care
An advertisement touts Baker's Hair Tonic as a simple dandruff solution. It claims convenient use every day or two and offers a money back guarantee with the slogan Baker's Best beats all the rest.
UNC rejects North Korean airspace charge at armistice meeting
The United Nations Command rejected a Communist charge that UNC aircraft violated North Korea’s airspace at the 192nd Military Armistice Commission meeting. The issue ends jury action in the court for the week.
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Korea
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United Nations Command
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North Korea
Military Armistice Commission
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