Wilson Not Planning To Step Down
London AP reports that Prime Minister Harold Wilson and his Labor government refuse to resign after three significant House of Commons defeats. Conservatives used an ambush, tricking some Labor members to leave early as debate on the finance bill continued. Heath urged Wilson to quit, while Labour’s slim majority hovered around four as elections impact the tally.
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Blind Consubers Take Over Capital
A convention of blind people crowds Washington hotel corridors as they tour sights including the Washington Monument and memorials. The National Federation of the Blind marks its 25th anniversary with about 500 attendees from home and abroad and guides available from local scouts if needed. The event runs through Friday.
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Vending Machine Tax Case Reaches Texas High Court
The Texas Supreme Court agreed to hear a dispute over the state's right to tax coin operated vending machines on military reservations. The case follows a Third Court of Civil Appeals ruling that the state had such a right. W. Henry Adams won a 4342 dollar judgment in a district court for taxes paid under protest on Fort Hood machines.
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