Atlantic Union idea faces White House and Congress scrutiny
The Atlantic Union plan, proposed by supporters who want Western democracies to pool strength, would form a super government with a president, two houses and a Supreme Court. It would require U S congressional approval and national referendums, risking loss of sovereignty and economic disruption. Opponents argue Americans are not informed and object to surrendering independence and trade freedom.
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Democrats Pleased With Acheson Question Session
Secretary of State Dean Acheson faced lawmakers in a question session that pleased Democrats while Republicans remained wary. He outlined plans for a second year, proposing about 1.224 billion dollars to help Western Europe rearm, and urged stronger US leadership with NATO allies, though some GOP members questioned details.
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Arkansas Sets Record Tax Take in Revenue Year
Arkansas reports a record 31.85 million dollars in tax collections for the year ended yesterday, surpassing last year's 78.07 million. A large portion, about 52 million, goes to general fund. officials note ongoing interactions with British and French ministers as events proceed.
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