Nixon fund receives $2.45 million in June and July
Campaign contributions to President Nixon's reelection fund totaled $2.45 million during June and July, with donors ranging from Pew family members to government employees and thousands of small contributors. Major gifts included $36,000 from Pew family associates and $23,000 from W Clement Stone and Edward J Hand. About $1.1 million came from donors giving less than $1 per contributor. The Republican committees raised roughly $10 million since April and spent $4.91 million in June and July on conventions, travel, and security. A $384 payment to James Wolfe Cord for closed circuit TV equipment tied to the security chief arrested in June is noted.
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Agnew Warns GOP Against Complacency in California
Vice President Spiro Agnew wrapped a four day California trip with a reminder to Republican volunteers from 10 Southern California counties that electoral victory is not assured. He cited polling and the Dewey loss as reasons to keep campaigning and warned against assuming Nixon’s reelection. He spoke at a GOP gathering and attended a $1,000 plate dinner at Black Canyon Country Club where 100 dinners were reportedly sold.
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Experts push no fault auto insurance nationwide
Legal experts from 50 states tentatively backed a no fault auto insurance plan to guarantee compensation for all medical costs in auto accidents. The draft bill, closer to Massachusetts and Florida styles, would limit court actions to property damage and serious injuries, while compelling insurers to cover medicals without fault-based limits.
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Spending decides fate in California June primary races
A survey by Secretary of State Ed Brown Jr shows winners in the June primary raised and spent more than losers. Assembly candidates averaged 10,768 raised and 9,434 spent, while losers averaged 5,891 raised and 6,299 spent. Senate races showed winners with 14,124 raised and 4,424 spent, widening the gap over losers.
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Rewards of war seen in plastic surgery words
Vietnam era AP photo captions describe Phan Thi Kim Phuc and other patients treated at the Barsky Center in Saigon. Surgeons patch burned skin and rebuild features for children and adults injured by napalm, shell, and disease as families drift apart amid long recoveries.
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Senate debates stricter gun control amid Wallace assassination link
Senate advocates of tighter gun laws pushed to ban cheap handguns known as Saturday night specials. Senator Kennedy urged stricter measures while Senator Hart backed an amendment. the vote count showed strong opposition to wholesale private possession bans. The debate followed the May 15 assassination attempt on Alabama Governor Wallace, shaping the legislative approach to crime and violence.
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Senate Aims for SALT Pact Backing After Amendment
White House endorses Henry Jacksons revised amendment to the five year SALT agreement to win Senate support. The change removes a strong warning to Russia about multiple warheads and seeks strategic equality while maintaining defense missile limits.
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Birthday surprise fashion party for Adalene Ross
The article details Adalene Ross being surprised by her husband with a fashion show at a Palo Alto department store. Close friends and models attended, presenting gowns and jewelry for her birthday. Mrs Ross bursts into tears as the surprise unfolds, with the event described as a playful competition between the couple.
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