Macmillan’s Cabinet Shakeup Sparks British Debate
London Prime Minister Harold Macmillan named the 14th Earl of Home as foreign secretary in a major cabinet reshuffle. Labor MPs planned a censure motion amid opposition argues the post should answer to elected MPs, not the Lords. Outgoing Selwyn Lloyd becomes chancellor. Duncan Sandys and Christopher Soames receive new posts.
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Wife divorces Pat Di Cicco in California
Mary Jo Di Cicco, 30, testified that Pat Di Cicco left her to settle in the Bahamas and refused to have children. The couple had been married eight years. Di Cicco previously married Thelma Todd and Gloria Vanderbilt. John Calvin noted as founder of Presbyterianism in the same report.
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Nixon Says He Will Present His Own Views In Campaign
Nixon declares he will campaign as Republican nominee with his own policies distinct from Eisenhower. He predicts a hard race against Kennedy, notes broad foreign policy and economic themes, and envisions a broader role for the vice presidency while pledging not to attack the Eisenhower record.
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Cor Rockefeller
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Texas
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