Wallace still best funded in Democratic race
The latest finance reports show George Wallace and Henry M. Jackson as the best funded Democratic presidential hopefuls. Wallace has raised 2.5 million this year with 744,208 cash on hand. Jackson 1.7 million raised and 1.2 million cash, plus over 1 million in federal funds. Others show Bentsen cutting back finances, Sanford owing 78,646 with 6,886 cash, Udall 578,429 raised with 45,562 cash and debts of 130,838, Bayh 81,782, and Shapp 121,742 with 15,000 from his wife.
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Reagan's Viewpoint radio show joins Mutual network
Ronald Reagan will have his five minute Viewpoint commentary heard on Mutual Radio Network starting Oct 20. The program now reaches over 1,300 stations and will feature guests such as Julie Eisenhower William F Buckley Art Linkletter Maureen Reagan John Wayne Efrem Zimbalist Jr and more.
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Ford Delighted by Nixon Health Improvement
President Ford said he is delighted that former President Richard Nixon is reportedly improving in health. He indicated Nixon has not asked to campaign for him or to join his administration and noted he will run on his own record in 1976.
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Rewards rise in Hoffa case as family widens bounty
The Hoffa family increased rewards to 300000 dollars for information leading to Hoffa's killer or killers and 20000 for recovery of Hoffa's body. James P. Hoffa cited murder and urged arrest and conviction while the Secret Witness program handles the payouts.
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Ford optimistic Hoffa mystery will be solved
President Ford called the disappearance of James R Hoffa a very strange case and expressed optimism that federal authorities would solve it. He said the FBI Justice Department and attorney general were pursuing federal angles and that Congress could probe mob ties to unions, though he avoided committing to a congressional investigation.
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Youth jailed for threats to kill Ford
A 16 year old was arrested in Milwaukee after saying he had the right to kill President Ford when he visits later this month. The youth spoke in a downtown restaurant and wrote I will shot President Ford on paper, which was handed to the Secret Service.
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U.S. Challenges Powers of Federal Elections Panel
The United States argues in a Supreme Court brief that the Federal Elections Commission lacks enforcement power, claiming it is a branch of Congress. The brief also presents neutral views on the act’s provisions, noting potential First Amendment issues and stating the department will file later on the finances and disclosure rules.
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Picket Bayh Campaign Says Antiabortion Demonstrators Likely
The Ad Hoc Committee in Defense of Life predicts prolife protesters will follow Senator Birch Bayh as he campaigns for president. They cite a past New York rally disruption and Bayh’s vote to kill an antiabortion amendment, while Bayh’s spokesman notes the threat could mobilize women’s groups and liberals.
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