[1] The son of diplomat and writer, Sir Pierson Dixon, he was educated at Eton College; Magdalene College, Cambridge; and Harvard Business School.
[3] He was re-elected in February 1974,[4] but lost the seat to the Liberal David Penhaligon in the October 1974 general election, by 464 votes (0.8%).
[citation needed] No Conservative MP represented Truro after Dixon's defeat until Sarah Newton regained the seat from the Liberal Democrats in 2010.
[5] Dixon was a member of the Monday Club[6] and the Bow Group.
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