Fund raisers exploit loopholes before new campaign act takes effect
The piece reports that fund raisers are guiding donors to anonymized gifts ahead of the April 7 start of the Federal Election Campaign Act 1971, with figures like Maurice Stans urging large contributions to Republican front committees. It notes disclosure delays, plans for $3,000 to $4,800 gifts, and efforts to evade old reporting rules while five major Democratic contenders pledge full disclosure.
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Ben A. Franklin
NYT
Washington
Maurice H. Stans
Nixon
George McGovern
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
John Lindsay
New York
George C. Wallace
Alabama
St. Louis
Leif Jverdrup
Sverdrup & Parcel and Associates
Spencer Olin
The
Olinorp
Republican National Committee
Howard Stamper
Banquet Foods
District of Columbia
Stans
Secretary of Commerce
S Corp. of
Harold K
Mallinckrodt
G. Duncan Bauman
Fte
Presta
Tans
Pike
Hugh Sloan Jr
Committee For
Los Angeles
Thomas P. Pike
Fluor Corp
California
Defense
Maurice Stans
Leonard Firestone
Taft Schreiber
L Am
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
James P. Hitchcock
First National Bank of
Better Society Committee
Stable Society Council
Improved Society Support Group
Dedicated Americans For A Better America
United Friends of Good Government
Leonardo da Vinci
Illinois
Missouri
Texas
Casino
Chicago
St. Louis Club
Olin Corp. Gum
Brighton
Ill
Chicago —_ gathering
Robert D
W.e.long
Neel
Oealy
Blount
Terry W. Tarkington
Decatur 4
Senate
Morgan County
Winton M
Sen
John Sparkman
Birmingham
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Lorren L. Perdue
University of Alabama
Bradley Perdue Realty Co
Montgomery
Alabama Real Estate Institute
Perry St
Ala
FHA
Frderay
Grant St
Decatur
Athens
Jefferson, Athens
Sixth Avenue
Sixth Ave