Campaign finance reports reveal sums from candidates mothers
Campaign expense reports show Rep Richard Ottinger seeking the Democratic Senate nomination in New York and Gov Nelson Rockefeller reporting spending. Ottinger disclosed 495743 spent since January, with much from his mother. Rockefeller reported 373000 in political spending for a fourth term, with 356000 from his own funds including 205000 from his family.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard L. Ottinger
New York
Ottinger
U.S
Rockefeller
Recruiters Fill Beam Farm Duty With Own Labor
Air Force sergeants Weingarden and Goff signed Beam’s 19 year old son for military service and worked the farm at Fort Plain New York to cover the haying period. Beam, 53, runs a 227 acre spread with 42 cows and expected to bale about 3,000 hay bales with the sergeants’ help over three to four weeks. Paul Beam is at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas for basic training.
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Air Force
Guy Beam
John V. Weingarden
George ‘Goff
Beam
Fort Plain
N.Y
Paul
Air Force Mechanics School
Euden
Weingardén
Goff
Pawtucket
Weingarden
Albany
Maine GOP nominates plain dirt farmer bishop for Senate
High School Teacher Neil S. Bishop, 66, won the Maine Republican Senate nomination over two rivals, defeating Elwin A. Sharp and Abbott O. Greene while pledging support for Nixon's Vietnam policy. He aims to face Democratic Sen Edmund S. Muskie, unopposed for a third term, in November. Governor Curtis and Attorney General Erwin won easy Republican primaries.
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Neil S. Bishop
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
Senate
Muskie
Kenneth MM. Curtis
James E. Erwin
Bishop
Congress
Abbott
Greene
Commercial Airlines
Elwin A. Sharp
White House
Moskie
Vietnam
Cambodia
Spiro Demands Resignation Of Prober Rhodes Junior
Vice President Spiro Agnew called for the resignation of Joseph Rhodes Jr a 22 year old Harvard student from the presidential commission to probe campus wires Rhodes said he had no plan to resign but would serve at the president’s pleasure Rhodes criticized police actions on campus and questioned orders to use force Agnew said Rhodes lacks maturity judgment for a national fact finding panel and urged his removal while noting the commission’s broader aims
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Rrodes
Harvard University
Joe
Rhodes
Washington
Agnew
John Uhriichman
Pan Arab guerrilla leader states Soviet arms flow to Al Fateh
Farouk El Kaddoumi, head of Al Fateh, tells Look magazine that the Soviet Union supplies most weapons to Arab guerrillas but denies strong Communist ties. He says Al Fateh will keep Jordan as a base despite King Hussein, likening their fight to the Viet Cong. Israeli airstrikes hit the Suez Canal and Jordan reports four guerrillas executed by Jordanian troops. Baghdad reports over 1,500 dead or wounded last week.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Soviet Union
Look Magazine
Farouk el Kaddoumi
Middle East
al Fatah
Jordan
Israel
Hussein
South Vietnam
el Kaddoumi
Abu Sovnt
al Fateh
Lebanon
Suez Canal
Tel Aviv
Amman
Baghdad
Reds Quit Cambodia Key Town
Cambodian and South Vietnamese forces entered Kompong Speu, uncovering a large enemy presence that had retreated south and west toward Phnom Penh. Officials reported five enemy divisions nearby, with uncertain timing for an attack, while refugees and locals described shelling and opportunistic looting as troops moved through the central market area.
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Kompong Speu
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Gambodig
Sothen Fernandez
Phnom Pehn
Fernandez
Kompong
Spen
Rmors
Stranded Stewardess Besieges Manila Embassy
An American stewardess, Margo Ebeling of Alameda, 36, stranded in the Philippines for five weeks during a labor dispute with World Airways, was ejected from the U.S. Embassy in Manila after a 28 hour camp-in. She resisted removal, shouted “Thank you, United States,” and requested arrest as security restrained her outside the Roxas Boulevard embassy.
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Manila
UPE
Philippines
U.S
Margo Ebeling
Alameda
Manila City
Marcial Navarro Jr
United States
Mnen
Ltt
Miss ‘Ebeling
Roxas Boulevard
Manila Bay
Solon Debates Cambodia Policy as Cotton Threatens Action
Senator Norris Cotton R NH warns he will resign if the Senate does not move to end the marathon debate over U S policy in Cambodia and pass the 4 5 billion education appropriation. He criticizes the Cooper Churchill amendment and says the chamber is a scene of paralysis.
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Norris Cotton
U.S
Cambodia
White House
Cotton
Cooper-Church
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Tis
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