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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1972

Page

6

No Difference Here Between G O P and Democrats

Editorial criticizes political double standards over claims of credit for Social Security benefits. The writer cites past actions by Senator J. William Fulbright, recounting a 1958 sales tax repeal attempt and federal involvement, arguing both parties engage in dirty politics. The piece contrasts past Democratic actions with current Republican administration critics. An unrelated Mont. AP brief notes a thief hot-wired a car horn.

J. William Fulbeight Richard Nixon Bill Fulbright Opportunity Mont

Nixon presses IMF reform drive at annual meeting

At the IMF gathering in Washington, President Nixon pushes for a fundamental overhaul of the world monetary system while IMF leadership questions and U S opposition to re electing managing director Pierre Paul Schweitzer. Secret service level security marks the event as finance ministers and central bankers convene. Schweitzer notes differences remain but he envisions industrial nations shifting to an international consensus.

Washington Nixon U.S International Monetary Fund IMF U.S. Treasury George P. Shultz United States Pierre- Paul Schweitzer Schweitzer Sheraton Park

McGovern demands donors names for Nixon campaign funds

Senator George McGovern branding the Nixon administration as bought by special interests urged Republicans to disclose donors to a purported $10 million secret campaign fund. He spoke in New York, Sioux Falls, and Billings about banks utilities oil and coal firms shaping policy, arguing no prior administration equaled Nixon in dependence on big business.

Billings Mont George McGovern Nixon McGovern Brooklyn Nixon-Agnew New York Sioux Falls S.C Western States Warren G. Harding Interior Department Federal Power Commission

Martial law arrests hit prominent Filipinos in Manila

Fifty three prominent Filipinos including two provincial governors six congressmen and seven newspapermen were arrested in the Manila region as martial law was proclaimed. Sen. Benigno Aquino Jr. Sen. Jose Diokno and Sen. Ramon Mitra remained detained. others were released. Marcos closed most Manila media outlets and restricted broadcasts as reforms were promised.

Manila Congress Francisco Tatad Tatad Island Na Tention Benigno Aquino Jr Liberal Party Marcos Jose Diokno Civil Liberties Union Ramon Mitra Greater

Fair opens with Miss District titles contend for 20+ entrants

Fair kicks off with more than twenty contestants from Clark, Columbia, Garland, Hempstead, Hot Spring, Howard, LaFayette, Little River, Miller, Montgomery, Nevada, Ouachita, Pike, Polk, Saline, Sevier and Union counties vying for Miss and Little Miss District Fair. FFA Day is Tuesday with an 8 p.m. Jamboree in the Coliseum. Open dairy, swine and sheep judging set for Wednesday, Open Horse Show at 8 p.m. Thursday opens with a free quarter horse show at 8 a.m. and judging of open beef cattle and junior beef cattle. Fat steer judging begins at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Rodeo starts Thursday by Wing Ranch of Bogota, Texas and runs through Saturday night. Junior fat calf lamb sales begin Friday at 10 a.m., as education exhibits from most counties are on display throughout the fair.

Clark Columbia Garland Hempstead Hot Spring Howard LaFayette Little River Miller Montgomery Nevada Ouachita Pike Polk Saline Sevier Union Wing Ranch Bogota Tex

Plane crashes into ice cream parlor killing 22

In Sacramento a private F86 Sabrejet taking off from Executive Airport slammed into Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor, killing 22 including a family of four and injuring 26. The crash, during an air show, ignited a wall where 17 youngsters sat, with witnesses recalling a wall collapse and flames racing through the storefront. The pilot, Richard Bingham, survived with fractures and cried I am sorry as bystanders freed him.

Sacramento Calif Farrell Dave Thorton Don McClusky George Nielsen Richard Bingham Novato Spectrum Air Bingham Sacrmento Medical Center Barbara Fine

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Alex. H. Washburn G.O.P Democrats Office of Hope Star Little Rock Carl Adams Department of Health, Education and Welfare Washington, D.C Miss Goodwin J. William Tom Hope Ark Fair Park Coliseum Sécier County Tion Ferdinand E. Marcos Prescott Bobkittens
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