Lyng government

The Norwegian government Lyng existed from August 28, 1963 to September 25, 1963 and was led by Prime Minister John Lyng ( Høyre ). It followed the Gerhardsen III government and was replaced by Gerhardsen's fourth government . The trigger for Lyng's brief interlude as head of a bourgeois minority government was the so-called Kings Bay affair .

minister

Department	minister	Political party
Prime Minister	John Lyng	Høyre
Exterior	Erling Wikborg	Kristelig Folkeparti
defense	Håkon Kyllingmark	Høyre
Industry	Kaare Meland	Høyre
Finances	Dagfinn Vårvik	Senterpartiet
Wages and prices	Ole Myrvoll	Venstre
Municipalities and work	Bjarne Lyngstad	Venstre
Social	Kjell Bondevik	Kristelig Folkeparti
Transport and communication	Lars Leiro	Senterpartiet
Trade and shipping	Kåre Willoch	Høyre
fishing	Onar Onarheim	Høyre
Agriculture	Hans Borgen	Senterpartiet
Justice and Police	Petter Mørch Koren	Kristelig Folkeparti
Families and consumers	Karen Grønn-Hagen	Senterpartiet
Church and teaching	Olaf Kortner	Venstre

State Secretaries

Ministry	State Secretary	Political party
Prime Minister's Office	Ivar Johansen	Høyre
	Paul Thyness	Høyre
Foreign Ministry	Tomas Torsvik	Kristelig Folkeparti
Ministry of Defense	Arne Gunnar Lund	Høyre
Ministry of Industry	Torkild Wilhelm Schøyen	Høyre
Ministry of Social Affairs	Odd Steinar Holøs	Kristelig Folkeparti
Ministry of Transport and Communications	Bjørn Unneberg	Senterpartiet
Ministry of Agriculture	Teddy Dyring	Senterpartiet
Ministry of Church and Education	Magne Lerheim	Venstre

Web links

• Regjeringen.no Official website of the Norwegian government
• Government John Lyng overview on the government website

literature

• Noregs regjeringar. Statsrådar, statssekretærar, politiske rådgjevarar , ed. from the State Chancellery, Oslo 2003