Campaign Costs Rise Across States in 1966 Race
The article surveys campaign spending across the United States, noting sharp rises in many states. Milton Shapp in Pennsylvania is projected to spend about 4 million, while Democrats and Republicans in other states allocate substantial sums to televised and print advertising. Some races, like Georgia and Rhode Island, show lower outlays, with limits and moratoriums affecting spending patterns.
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