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Nash Outlines Plans To Aid State Indians
Former Wisconsin lieutenant governor Phillip Nash head of the federal Bureau of Indian Affairs outlined a program to expand opportunities for Indians. He announced new regional staff in Minneapolis and 20 field men to cut red tape, emphasized housing and education, and described summer programs to help Indian children. Nash praised Menominee County funding and noted housing loans, credit, scholarships, food, training, and low rent projects as priorities amid continuing tribal differences and hunting and fishing rights concerns.
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