Reagan splits with Nixon over welfare reform plan
Gov. Ronald Reagan visiting Jackson Hole rejects parts of Nixon’s welfare plan citing risk of swelling rolls. He supports some ideas but demands tighter eligibility and targets cheats. Oregon Gov. McCall accuses Reagan of undercutting Nixon in 1972 California politics. The White House denies a rift.
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Bill Stall
Associated Press
Wester Moran
Wyo
Onald Reagan
California
Jackson Hole
Reagan
Sacramento
Am McCall
Oregon
McCall
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Washington
White House
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Observation Tower Toppled in Hot Springs Mountain Park
A 165 foot observation tower atop Hot Springs Mountain in Hot Springs National Park was toppled by two bulldozers after miswind caused it to fall into a wooded area. The tower built in 1906 drew 120000 visitors in its final year of operation before closure in 1969 for structural deficiencies.
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Ark
Olice
Wayne Hyden
E FBI
Arkansas
Hyden
Daniel Leonraham
Safeway
Killig
Michael E. Hawkins
Kenneth Ames
Franco
Graham
Cummins
Hot Springs
Ark. Gap
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Hot Springs National Park
National Parks Service
Parks Service
J B Ball at City Park Youth Center Friday Night
An event at City Park Youth Center invites all young men and women to a J B Ball Friday night at 8 30 p m with reduced prices for Hot Pants wearers Regular admission is 0c Refreshments will be available plus coming and going notices.
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City Park Youth Center
New Party Arrives in Arkansas to Seek Ballot Position
Representatives of the New Party arrived in Little Rock to organize an Arkansas chapter and determine how to obtain a ballot position for 1972. Oran Lindquist of Florida said Arkansans with potential to run locally, statewide, and nationally would be contacted. The group recently met in Albuquerque with 12 other radical parties to push a platform including drug legalization and troop withdrawal.
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New Party
Arkansas
Oran Lindquist
Florida
Lindquist
Albuquerque
N.M
U.S
Southeast Asia
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