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the youngest British prime min- ister in 160 years. also plans a smaller cabinet than the pres- nt 23-member body.

‘ The Labor chief expressed his , admiration of the late president John F. Kennedy’s innovations in an obscure BBC radio broad- cast on the third program. the highbrow network, as long ago as last February.

“1 am very worried about what I feel is the amateurism of the central direction of gov» ernment," said Wilson, adding that “one can learn from the Kennedy experience."

Wilson, noting that Kennedy brought into the White House a an r f experts and scien- tists, said “I believe we are go- ing to a small number of those in the cabinet secretariat. but we shall also find a num- her in the existing depart- ments . I ."

Since winning the party lead-

ership 19 months ago, Wilson has played a lone hand and made no public promises about cabinet posts should labor win the election.

However, P a t ri c k Gordon Walker, 56, principal Labor for‘ eign affairs spokesman in the last Parliament, is apparently tabbed for foreign secretary. He was Commonwealth relations secretary in the last Labor gov ernment and, besides Wilson. is one of the few socialists with a ministerial background.

George Brown, 47, deputy party leader beaten out by Wil. son for the leadership after the death of Hugh Gaitskeil in Jan- uary, 1963, is said to be slated for the new and important min- istry of economic affairs

Brown, an outspoken politi- cian with a trade union back- ground, was the only Labor candidate besides Wilson to stump the country on a national basis in the election campaign. He is also mentioned as a pos- sible home secretary.

Politicians say the defence

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LONDON 1 AP i—A compari- son of the major parties' plat- forms in Thursday’s British

election: DEFENC Conservative: Wants to keep a British nuclear deterrent. : Wants to give up in- dependent British deterrent. TAXATION

Conservative: P r o p o ses to continue reform system indivi-

both for companies and uals.

Labor: Wants major overhaul of whole tax system with higher unearned i n c o m e s carrying greater share of tax. ustry and Prosperity Conservative; P roposes s maintained annual growth rate of four per cent. Economic planning by partnership of gov- ernment, management and un- ions. Aim to double 1954 stand- ard of living by 1979. L . Proposes to reach at least four-per-cent growth rate. minister of eco nomic affairs to draw up na- tional plan to increase invest- ments, expand exports and re- duce non-essential imports. EDUCATION

I I Conservative: Proposes suit- I

Platforms Compared In British Election

able education or training for. every boy or ' up to 18. ' Labor: Would abolish ill-plus 1 (qualifying ex am i n 3 tion for :child to enter grammer school). [Would make secondary educa- E tion comprehensive. PENSIONS I Conservative: Proposes full review of old-age pension pro- gram, would concentrate on neediest cases, with extra help for over 75s.

Labor: Raise pensions and then link the benefits to the na- tional gro .

HOUSING

Conservative: Proposes 10- year plan to wipe out slums. every family in a new or mod- ernized home by 1973.

Labor: Proposes to build 400,- 000 houses a year, nationalize building land, reduce interest rates for new home-owners and on loans to local authorities.

HEALTH - Conservative: Would fu‘lfill' present health plan, review it annually. * Labor: Proposes an entirelyi

free national health service, abolishing charges on teeth, I eyeglasses. medical prescrip-

Itions and surgical appliances.

Iportfolio would likely go to Denis Healey, 46, like Gordon an Oxford, graduate. Healey, .an intellectual. also is considered a possibility for the foreign office.

James- Callaghan. 52, genial member for Cardiff since 1945, appears the most likely bet for chancellor of the exchequer. He was parliamentary secretary to

e transport ministry from 1947 to 1950.

JAY HAS EXPERIENCE

The Board of Trade, Wilson's old portfolio, could go to Doug- las Jay, 56, who has four years ministerial experience.

For Commonwealch relations secretary, two names are men- tioned p r 0 m inently — Arthur Bottomiey, once Wilson’s No. 2 at the Board of Trade, and Christopher Mayhew, 49, parlia~ mentary undersecretary in for- eign affairs in the old Labor government.

It is widely expected Wilson would go outside the last House of Commons team to appoint a lord chancellor—the chairman of the House of Lords and chief ministerial law officer.

Politicians think the choice would fall on Lord Gardiner, recently - created life peer and one of Britain’s greatest jurists,

Wilson has pledged a new min-

responsi-bility - for United Nations affairs and an-

other to deal specifically with disarmament. FOOT MlGHT GET IN

It is suggested the first iobj would go to Sir Hugh Foot. 56, Britain’s former governor Cyprus, and the second Philip Noel - Baker, 74, Nobel Prize winner and former Com- monwealth relations secretary.

Education and science might go to Richard Crossman, 57, former Oxford Don, and a pos- sibility for the transport minis try could be Anthony Wedgwood Benn, 39, the “reluctant peer” who fought hard to rid himself of a title so he could be a member of the House of Com- mons.

Wilson has just about pledged a woman member in s cab- inet and the mast likely cand1- date may be Barbara Castle, fiery orator, in the new post of minister for overseas develop- in

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OTTAWA (CP) -— Traugott

Johannes Endemann. the new South African ambassador to Canada. arrived here Wednes- ,day. Mr. Endemann. who as been chief of protocol in South] Africa since 1961, has served his country in Canada before. s also as seen service in Germany, Sweden, Italy and the United States.

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Ottawa Amends legislation On Crop Insurance

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