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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1968

Page

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Poll finds Britons recognize Nixon and Dubcek names

Mass Observation Ltd reports 57 percent of 2,006 Britons knew Richard M. Nixon as a Republican presidential aspirant while 61 percent could name Alexander Dubcek as Czechoslovak Communist leader. About 75 percent recognized singer Julie Andrews.

London Massa Observation Ltd Richard M. Nixon Alexander Dubcek Julie Andrews

Late reports show large donations to Nixon Nixon-Agnew committees

Six fundraising committees filed late reports with the House clerk, totaling about 1.3 million in contributions since January and 996 thousand in expenditures. Major donors include W Clement Stone and Max Fisher at 36 thousand each, with other named patrons across Illinois, Michigan, California, and Wisconsin. A Pennsylvania listing of 6 thousand and a South Carolina entry of 3 thousand caused a clerical mix-up, later corrected as two separate reports from South Carolina and Pennsylvania.

Washington House Nixon-Agnew Committee Nixon-Agnew Nixon-Agnew Communications Committee Republican National Finance Committee Women’s Finance Committee Nixon-Agnew Election Committee New York Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc W. Clement Stone Chicago Max Fisher Detroit Henry Salvatori Los Angeles

Moore's Own Outlay In Race Said $80 069

Republican Arch A Moore Jr has reported spending 20069 23 in his successful campaign for gabether In a report received Tuesday at the secretary of states office Moore reported total receipts of 77744 16 and total expenditures of 20069 23 Candidates are required to file a pre election and post election report of income and expenditures The one received Tuesday from Moore was his personal report Additional reports are expected from Arch Moore for Governor Committees and from Informed Citizens for Moore Committee both of which filed pre election reports The Republican State Executive Committee and the Republican Finance Committees have yet to file post election reports Other reports received at the secretary of state's office in clude Neal Kinsolving Republican candidate for House of Representatives and Congressional District receipts 760 expenditures 823 Donald F Black Republican circuit judge 4th Judicial Circuit no receipts 613 27 expenditures Everett G Cox Republican judge 2nd Judicial Circuit no contributions 585 85 expenditures and Nickel Kra mer Democrat judge 11th Judicial Circuit no contributions 150 expenditures Four other judicial candidates reported no receipts and no expenditures Oliver Kessel Republican 5th Circuit H G Muntzing Republican 22nd Circuit D E Cuppett Jr Republican 21st Circuit and Charles A Duffield Jr Democrat 14th Circuit State Sen Tracy Hylton reported no contributions and expenditures of 961 78 Crawford L Wilson Republican candidate for state senator 30 receipts and 329 65 expenditures Frederick Kingsdon Republican candidate for state senate no receipts and 327 expenditures and Del Lark B Ours R Grant reported no receipts and 195 expenditures

Arch A. Moore Jr Gabether Secretary of State's Office Moore Arch Moore Citizens For Moore Committee Republican State Executive Committee Republican Finance Secretary of State Neal Kinsolving House of Representatives Congressional’ District Donald F. Black 4Th Judicial Circuit Everett G. Cox 2Nd Judicial Circuit Nickel Kramer 11Th Judicial Circuit Oliver Kessel 5Th Circuit H. G

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