Cabinet Shift Puts New Man In English Post
London AP reports Britain's cabinet reshuffle elevates Michael Stewart to lead the Economics Ministry as Deputy Prime Minister George Brown moves to foreign secretary. The move accompanies a six month wage and price freeze and sparks mixed reactions from allied and opposition papers. Brown advocates tighter European links and possible Common Market entry while reshuffle includes Bowden as Commonwealth secretary and Crossman as lord president. Brown retains deputy PM title after briefly resigning in protest.
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Lack Of Zip Abounds In Decisions By LBJ
AP analysis notes a cautious Johnson, with key State Department posts unfilled as Rusk appears tired and successors pending. The machinists strike disrupts 60 percent of air service while Johnson seeks a wage settlement stance and weighs forced-back-to-work legislation before elections.
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Malaysia Indonesia sign pact to end undeclared war
Indonesia and Malaysia reached an agreement to end their three-year undeclared war. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak arrived in Jakarta for the ceremony as the two nations formalized the accord.
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Half Century Clash: Malaysia Indonesia Pact Amid Tensions
A Bangkok signed pact between Indonesia and Malaysia aims to halt hostilities and restore diplomacy. Razak and Malik announced steps toward elections in Sabah and Sarawak to reaffirm union with Malaysia as Sukarno’s stance shifts amid regional upheaval.
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