Britain’s budget votes test Labor fate in Commons
April 26 report notes two close parliamentary votes in Britain. The government loses on a gasoline tax increase and a 1.1 purchase tax, with conservatives and Liberals united against Labour. Forecasts say the defeat could trigger a general election as opposition gains and Scottish results shift balance.
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Midweek church meetings and local notices in Prescott News
Prescott News reports a string of midweek gatherings at First Christian, Methodist, Church of Christ, and First Presbyterian churches, plus Nevada county Safety Council at City Hall. Rotary dinner, PTA study club, and Victory Home Demonstration Club events are planned, with a Mother’s Day dinner May 19 and a white elephant sale. A Harrell family birthday party follows with games, rides, and a meal for 25 guests.
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Congress Not Ready to Pay British Debts
Washington reports Congress shows sharp resistance to forgiving or paying Britain’s debts to other nations despite U S and British ties in the cold war. The piece outlines Britain’s sterling-area loans, the wartime balance, and a proposed plan to give dollars to India and Pakistan to ease debt pressure while boosting Asia aid. It notes the complex economics of dollars, trade, and anti communist goals influencing U S policy toward Britain and its allies.
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Dallas
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Miss Murrah Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Miss Caroline Ella Murrah has returned to her Dallas home after a weekend visit with her parents Mr and Mrs B Murey ch, ending a brief country trip.
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