Democrats Limit Vote Expenses Before 1972 Primaries
Five Democratic presidential hopefuls agreed to cap radio and television spending at a nickel per eligible voter for the 23 primaries to conserve cash and avoid debt. The plan, discussed at a private meeting with Lawrence O Brien and party leaders, targets reduced media costs and coordinated efforts against Republicans, with top liaison roles assigned to national committee figures.
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