Nixon warns Senate on Social Security hike
President Nixon cautioned the Senate against a 20 per cent Social Security increase noting possible strain on the economy or higher taxes for millions. He favored a 10 per cent alternative but acknowledged the likelihood of the 20 per cent measure advancing.
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Joe Hall
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Wall Street slang condemned as barrier to public trust
Leon Kendall of the Securities Industry Association critiques Wall Street language as a barrier to public understanding. He warns that jargon like round lot, hot issue, and front end load may deter customers and restrain business growth.
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New York
Wall Street
Street
Leon Kendall
Kendall
Securities Industry Association
New York Stock Exchange
Senate approves 9.6 billion antipoverty bill amid White House clash
The Senate voted 74 to 16 to pass a 9.6 billion antipoverty measure creating an independent legal aid group for the poor and extending funds for two years. It sends the bill to a conference with the House, with July recess and Democratic Convention ahead. Nixon may veto again as administration officials oppose the Legal Services Corporation in the bill. The vote to strike the corporation failed 56 to 34, with earlier votes 46 to 37 and the ongoing dispute over OEPO programs and child care.
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Washington
White House
Senate
House
Congress
Nixon
Antipoverty Agency
Office of Economic Opportunity
Grams
Legal Services Corporation
On the Road in Arkansas Rodeos and Fairs Across the State
A compiled list of events including rodeos square dances and pageants across Arkansas towns such as Mountain View Hot Springs Parkin Corning Jacksonville and Eureka Springs. The notice invites readers to contact the Arkansas Chamber of Commerce or Parks and Tourism for dates not yet set and for further information.
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Mountain View
Jaycees
Charleston
Corning
Jacksonville
Bentonville
Saddle Club
Yellville
Piggott
Woodrow Stobaugh
Morriston
Clarendon
Inspiration Point Opera
Eureka Springs
ASGA
Hot Springs
Parkin
Central
Ark
Assoc
Fordyce
Marjorie Lawrence
Southern
Camden
Nebo
Dardanelle
Calion Lake
Calion
Union Co
el Dorado
Fureka Springs
Twin Lakes
Riding Club
Rodeo
Chamber of Commercce
Tourism Department
Little Rock
Arkarsus
Gov Bumpers names 15 to state boards and commissions
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Dale Bumpers announced Thursday 15 appointments and reappointments to state boards and commissions. Highlights include Health Building Commission Farrell D. Gray Jacksonville to Jan 15 1974 term. Plant Board David E Anderson Little Rock for two years. Wallace Martin Parkin reapointed. Board of Veterinary Medicine Examiner Dr Fred Hander Paris five years. Arts and Humanities Advisory Council five members Fort Smith Harrison Hot Springs Mountain View Montrose four-year terms. Mississippi River Parkway Elmert A Ferguson DeWitt five years. Board of Chiropractic Examiners Dr M E Calhoun North Little Rock three years. Embalmers and Funeral Directors U S Brown Pine Bluff five years. Registration for Professional Engineers Cy Bond Jr Marion five years. Soybean Promotion Board W A Baxter Dermott Bill E Jones Fisher Andrew Whisenhunt Bradley two-year terms.
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Little Rock
Dale Bumpers
Health Building Commission
Farrell D. Gray
Jacksonville
Thomas H. Wortham
David E. Anderson
Arkansas Pest Control Association
Glynn D. Adams
Wallace Martin
Parkin
Six inmates on Death Row as Supreme Court blocks death penalty
Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas report six inmates on Death Row when the Supreme Court ruled the death penalty unconstitutional. The men are Anderson DeBois 25 Courtland Alabama sentenced March 1972 for murder Daniel Graham 32 near Springdale November 1971 for murder Joe Kagebein 16 DeWitt August 1971 for murder Guy Kehn 26 Littleton Colorado January unspecified for murder Enous Oneal 40 Helena Phillips County November 1971 for murder Charles Walker 24 Wrightsville Pulaski County this month for murder.
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Cummins Prison Farm
Ark
U.S. Supreme Court
Anderson Eugene DeBois
Courtland
Ala
Crittenden County
Daniel Ian Graham
Near Springdale
Washington County
Joe Newton Kagebein
DeWitt
Arkansas County
Guy Kehn
Littleton
Colo
Crawford County
Enous O’neal
Helena
Phillips County
Charles Walker
Wrightsville
Pulaski County
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John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Ways and Means Committee
Byrnes
Bill Atterberry
Hope
James H. Shelton
State Department of Health
Boys State
Atterberry
Citizens National Bank
FDIC
Zen National
Bank OF Hope
Ollace L. Rider
Texarkana Production Credit Association
W.H. Jammer
PCA
Rider
Oscar Rider
Mr. Rider
Patmos
Arkansas
The
Ozarks
Springdale
Mountain View Folklore Soc
Gov.Bumpers
Jesse James
England
Buxton
Bank Employers Union
Derbyshire
Don Earl
Cy Bond Jr
Marion
Soybean Promotion Board
W. A. Baxter
Dermott
Bill E. Jones
Fisher
Andrew Whisenhunt
Bradley
Butte Knits
Ladies Specialty Shop
Orman
Rae
Chrysler
Newport Royal
CIDAA
Tate
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