Evading Reform Showcases Loopholes in 1974 Law
Washington reports that the 1974 election reform law fails to curb influence as groups sidestep limits. Thousands of new committees, many sponsored by business interests, enable large donors to fund candidates beyond intended caps. Labor unions and other large associations exploit member canvassing to bypass limits, boosting spending.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Senate
House
Common Cause
Workers of America
Dow Chemical Company
American Dental Association
Machinists
Congress
Savings and
Aerospace
Steel Companies
Ental Association
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Elizabeth R. Swiene
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph J. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank BE
HOOD
Associated Press
Hil
Focal New
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Iedians
Mansfield, the simple statesman who taught me restraint
In a Helena hotel room, Mike Mansfield spoke little as I pressed him on Vietnam. The encounter revealed a lifelong scholar turned Senate leader, famed for his restraint and service. He retires after 34 years in public life, leaving a legacy of steady, principled leadership.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Helena
Mont
Vietnam
Mansfield
America
U.S
George McGovern
Southeast Asia
Franklin Roosevelt
Manhattan
Montana
Navy
United States
Senate
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Board officers elected amid routine city meeting notes
The article records routine motions at a city meeting noting the election of officers including vice president and treasurer. Details are partial due to OCR issues but indicate standard governance actions within the local organization.
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Setretan Reneral Mangger Rilsing
Youth and Beauty Revue at Ritz Theatre opens week
A Ray Adair Youth and Beauty Revue opened at the Ritz Theatre last evening featuring The Hottentot a one act comedy about race tracks with clever dialogue fine costumes and coordinated dance specialties.
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Ritz Theatre
Indiana County
J.S. Fisher Auditorium
Indiana State College
James Black
James Norton
Hates Society
S. Main St
Salt Lake City
Utah
Historical and Genealogical Society of
Saltsburg
Greater Salisburg
Jaycees
Fost
Multinationals Power Under CIA and White House Scrutiny
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports long running covert ties between multinationals like Lockheed and the CIA, including underhand payments and a secret London based intelligence group linked to defense contracting. It details State and Defense Department gaps, White House research upheaval under Ford, and a staff revolt over FBI report dilution led by Field.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
State
Defense Departments
CIA
Lockheed
U.S
London
Sen. Frank Church
Yoshio Kodama
Japan
State Department
Foreign Service
Defense Department
White House
Connor
Ford
Ms. Waldron
Anderson
FBI
Congress
House Intelligence Committee
A. Searle Field
Field
Pajama fashion sparks mens views on women’s roles
Art Buchwald notes fashion’s bold pajama look and sheer fabrics exposing midriffs at a Washington dinner. He laments the distraction from politics as men struggle to treat women as equals while grappling with objectification amid Time cover imagery and public debates on women’s lib.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Time Magazine
Heaven
Labor's creeping socialism risks German industry control
Washington correspondent Victor Riesel warns that the German DGB led labor movement, allied with the SPD, seeks co-determination to control company boards. A July 1 law grants two million workers board election rights, with labor leaders named to boards and separate blue and white collar elections, raising fears of expropriation and a shift of power from shareholders.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Rhine
Federal Republic of Germany
Deutsches Labor Federation
DGB
General DeGaulle
Social Democratic Party
SPD
Gargentuan
Lavorite
Frankfurt
DGB Construction Corporation
Soviet Union
Heinz Oskar Vetter
Germany
Vetter
Socialist National Labor Federation
Stl
Federal Republic
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Tecond of
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Haledaye
Robert Hartmann
Hartmann
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Ms. Anderson
Agnes Waldron
James Connor
Devel
Rg Sas
Indian Ocean
Madagascar
Reunion
France
Rhode Island
South Africa
Conference Board
Jimmy Carter
California
Jackson
New York
Ihen
Russia
Gloria Selnan
Henry Kissinger
Los Angeles
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Reich
National Labor Federation
Moscow
Bundestag (Congress
Afl-Cio
Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Frank Fitzsimimons
Jonathan Logan
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