Wilson, Harold

Harold Wilson
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Name	Wilson, Harold Gender: M
Birthname	James Harold Wilson
born on	11 March 1916 at 10:45 (= 10:45 AM )
Place	Huddersfield, England, 53n39, 1w47
Timezone	GMT h0e (is standard time)
Data source	From memory Rodden Rating A Collector: Rodden
Astrology data	20°33' 17°01 Asc. 03°53'

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Harold Wilson

Biography

British politician who became Prime Minister 3/04/1974 upon Edward Heath’s resignation. He had formerly taught economics at Oxford and served as a government economist. Elected to Parliament in 1945, he became the youngest cabinet member in 20th century British politics. A member of the Labour Party, he was head of England’s government from 1964-1970 and 1974-1976, when he unexpectedly resigned on 3/16/1976.

The son of an industrial chemist, Wilson graduated from Oxford in 1937 where he taught economics and was a fellow of University College in 1938. He entered Parliament as a Labour member in 1945. He was a member of the Board of Trade from 1947-1951, ending many of the wartime controls on industry. He became a spokesman for the left-wing of the Labour party, and opposed party leader Hugh Gaitskell’s stand against unilateral nuclear disarmament. When Gaitskell died in 1963, Wilson won the leadership of the party, and became prime minister in 1964. The Labour Party was defeated in 1970, but Wilson regained power in February 1974, and served until 1976 when he resigned unexpectedly on 3/16/1976. He was knighted in 1976, and created a life peer in 1983.

His writings include "A Personal Record," 1971, "Final Term: the Labour Government 1974-1976," 1979 and "Memoirs," 1986.

He and his wife, Mary, had two sons: Robin, a math lecturer at Oxford, and Giles, a schoolteacher.

Suffering for some years from Alzheimer's Disease, he died 5/24/1995, London.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Relationships

• associate relationship with Thomson, George (born 16 January 1921)

• opponent/rival/enemy relationship with Heath, Edward (born 9 July 1916)

• opponent/rival/enemy relationship with Thorpe, Jeremy (born 29 April 1929)

• (has as) worker relationship with Callaghan, James (born 27 March 1912)

• (has as) worker relationship with Kinnock, Neil (born 28 March 1942)

• role played of/by Sessions, John (born 11 January 1953). Notes: 2010 film "Made in Dagenham"

Events

• Work : New Career 1945 (Elected to Parliament)

• Work : New Job 1964 (Labour Party, head of England's government)

• Work : Gain social status 4 March 1974 (Prime Minister)
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• Work : Retired 16 March 1976 (Announced resignation)
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• Death by Disease 24 May 1995 at 12:00 midnight in London, England (Alzheimer's Disease, age 79)
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Source Notes

C.E.O. Carter quotes Wilson's mother in AQ FAll/1963; same data from Brig. Roy Firebrace.

(Formerly, Lombardi in NCGR Geocosmic News 8/1980 gave March 16, 1916, 10:30 AM GMT, Milnsbridge, from "Harold Wilson, The Authentic Portrait," Charles Scribner's Sons, New York 1964, p.4.

In the F.A.A. Journal (Australia) 10/1974, Douglas V. Morgan claimed that he had this same information from Wilson himself with a time of 11:00 AM, Huddersfield. The article was written in 1960 and reprinted in 1974.)

Categories

• Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Alzheimer's/ Senility (Terminal)

• Lifestyle : Work : Same Job more than 10 yrs (21 years in Parliament)

• Lifestyle : Work : Other Work (Youngest member of Parliament at that time)

• Vocation : Education : Teacher (Economics at Oxford)

• Vocation : Politics : Government employee (Parliament, Labour Party, head of government)