Labor selects Wilson as new Labour leader in Britain
Harold Wilson won the leadership of Britain's Labour Party in a second round ballot among 24 MPs. He secured 14 votes to George Brown's 103 with two abstentions, signaling strong left wing support and some centrist backing. He pledged a resounding victory in the next general election and outlined policies drawn from Gaitskell era commitments. He also discussed NATO ties, Commonwealth links, and potential talks with Khrushchev, aiming to maintain party unity and possibly resume a Washington trip.
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HTNL
Harold Wilson
Britain
Labor Party
Wilson
George Brown
Labor
Brown
Hugh Gaitskell
Western Alliance
Douglas Jay
Jay
Macmillan
Harold
London Times
England
Harold III
Harald Hardvara
Norway
William the Conqueror
Hastings
Europe
House of Commons
Briiain
NATO
Chronicle-Telegram
Cubans seek second UN technical aid project
Cuba plans a new UN technical assistance request after approval of an $8.3 million agricultural experiment near Havana. Former Cuban UN ambassador Mario Garcia Inchau stegui informal y probed for help for Havana University’s technological faculty. Special Fund officials weigh feasibility and political factors as the bid moves through evaluation and governing council review.
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United Nations
Cuba
Havana
Herald Tribune
Mario Garcia Inchaustegui
University of Havana
Special Fund
Secretarit
Paul Hoffman
World Bank
Technical Assistance Board
Ether
Governing Council
U.S
Dirksen's doubleplay reshapes Senate balance
Washington reports a privately arranged double play by conservatives and Southern Democrats left President Kennedy unable to alter the Senate committee lineup. The liberal attempt to change the filibuster rule was blocked after a month of debate and the Democratic Steering Committee resisted adjusting the Finance Committee ratio.
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Senate
Kennedy
Senate Democratic Steering Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Ken
Onedy
Steerng Committee
Tad
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Len Dirksen
Mike Mansfeld
D. Mont
Sen. Dirksen
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Ser. Dirksen
Sen Dirksen
Sen
Mansfield
Joseph 5. Clark
D. Pa
Senate Appropriations Committee
Sen. Jarothravits
N. Y
House
Kennedy advances plan for European nuclear control
President Kennedy outlined moves to give Western Europe a greater voice over nuclear weapons while keeping 400000 U.S. troops in Europe. He named a multi national Polaris option and said envoy Livingston Merchant will seek NATO support in Ottawa May 3.
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Washington
HTNS
Kennedy
Europe
U.S
Pentagon
West
Wester Europe
Britain
France
Livingston T. Merchant
Ottawa
Canada
de Gaulle
Macmillan
United States
Alliance
Russia
Berlin
Wayne Morse
D. Ore
J. Wiliam Fulbright
D. Ark
Columbus Officer Implicated In Ball Fund Solicitation
Wide range of city and national items follow. A Columbus patrolman is under investigation for soliciting for the Policeman's Ball outside the county. Governor Rhodes faces execution and other legal actions are noted, including Licavoli habeas corpus, and federal transit tax relief proposals. The World Almanac history claim closes the column.
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Columbus
George Schuler
Franklin County
Delaware
Schuler
Robert H. Grféth
Cleveland
Maylee Wiliams
James A. Rhodes
Griffin
Mell Underwood
Thomas Licavol
Toledo
Licavoli
U.S. Labor
Willard Wirt
Kennedy Sees Rockefeller as Likely GOP Opponent
President Kennedy at his 43rd press conference hints that New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller is seeking the Republican nomination to oppose him next year. He defends his under secretary nominee Roosevelt Jr. and rejects GOP criticisms while stressing alliance unity and nuclear arms control challenges.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Western Union
At&t
UPI
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
McDonald
USW
John Hay Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
Herald Tribune
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Sun Times
Whitney
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
Marshall Field Jr
Chicago
Independent
The
Sun Times
Washington
HTNS
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hns
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Senate
Gov. Rockefeller
Saame
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