"In the FIDE Laws if a player first touched the rook he could still castle, but was supposed to receive a warning."
I played a chap called Botwinnik in 1967 (Simul obviously) and he castled picking up the rook first, which surprised me, but I think it was ok at the time. Or maybe the Laws then were silent on it? I suspect he would have won anyway.
HISTORY OF THE LAWS OF CHESS
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Kevin Thurlow >I played a chap called Botwinnik in 1967 (Simul obviously),
Who was giving the simul?
Who was giving the simul?