Budget lifts taxes in Britain as Maudling unveils expansion plan
Chancellor Reginal Maudling announced an election style budget aimed at growth without inflation. He projected a deficit above two billion dollars while expanding income tax exemptions for the elderly, low earners, and families with children. Labor leader Harold Wilson denounced it as a political ploy and criticized past Conservative tax and spending patterns.
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London
Reginal Maudling
Labor
Harold Wilson
Maudling
Wilson
Visiting Rosemary Choir Has Tough Break at Fest
The Medicine Hat Little Symphony Orchestra received 85 points for its Roman tic overture and 83 for the Romanian piece at the eighth annual Medicine Hat Music Festival held in Alexandra Junior High School. The Rosemary choir faced heartbreak as part of the event’s final readings.
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Rosemary
Alexandra Junior High
Medicine Hat Little Symphony Orchestra
Local Choirs Shine Despite Disqualifications and Wins
In festival results, the Ladies' Chorus was disqualified for selecting two pieces instead of one on rule violation. Ralston Village Ladies' Choir excelled with high marks in several categories, while other groups led in piano solos and church choir competitions. Ralston School and Village choirs also posted strong overall scores.
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Filmer Hubble
Ralston Village
Philo‘mena
Erica Pratt
Mantle Childe
Ralston
St. John’s
Jacqueline Deering
Lynn Ann Lauder
Fifth Avenue
Quarette
Nan Taylor
Gay Martinson
Elm Street School
Medical Arts Clinic
Crestwood School
Eleanor Holden
Montreal Street School
Film Street School
Ralston School
John Yarshenko
Graham Anderson
Alpha Humphries
Anna Faye Collins
Westminster Junior Choir
Westminster
Kristine Beny
Wrathie
Space race dominates Hat JC forum with Olson gains
At a Medicine Hat JC forum 420 residents attended as Sacred Bud Olson pursued three minutes of rebuttal and scored with strong points on money printing and government honesty. John Head defended planned economy while Ted Brunsden defended the Tory record and Dave Broadfoot urged nuclear deterrence and warned against regionalism. In Washington Kennedy said the Soviet Union leads in space and hinted the U.S. may lag into the 1970s while noting Cuba exits and Bay of Pigs prisoners joining U.S. forces.
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Jaycee
Bud Olson
Canada
NDP
John Head
Ted Brunsden
Diefenbaker
Dave Broadfoot
Western Alliance
Mr. Olson
Mr. Wead
Olson
Head
Social Credit
Brunsden
Thompson
Butlevet
Caouette
Hat
Transport
George Hees
Medicine Hat
Ottawa
Chambers Ahead in Montreal Race for Conservative Leadership
Egan Chambers, national president of the Progressive Conservative Association, campaigned in Montreal St Lawrence St George as an independent candidate, urging coalition talks and defense policy reform while avoiding explicit party ties. He praised Prime Minister Diefenbaker and warned of minority government risks, calling for capable candidates to steer Canada over the next few years.
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Charles Lynch
Southam News Services
Montreal
Progressive Conservative Association
Egan Chambers
St. Lawrence - St. George
Chambers
Progressive Conservative
P.C
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Bomares
Dts
John Turner Law June
Turner
Diefenbaker
Janeheon
Mntis Constiones Vesterdan
Secon
Pheerites Pear
House of Commons
Pearson
NDP
Social Credit
Liberals
Wila
Defence
Douglas Harkness
Black Watch Armoury
Uring
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Treasury
Donna Fischer
Dale Stuber
Liegfried Shholz
Frank Webber
Little Cloud
Maple Creek High School
JFK
JC Forum
U.S
West
Broadfoot
Uleo
Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Russia
Cuba
COS
Videl Castro
Quebec
Lester Pearson
Vieters
Page
Bridge City Page Comics
N District
Jim Coleman
Mad Hatter
City Hall
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