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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1974
Page
4
Nixon remains on the critical list with a slow oozing of blood into the retroperitoneal space. Doctors increased blood transfusions and keep him under intensive observation as family and officials monitor his condition.
In a Fresno Oakland Anaheim series of remarks Brown and Flournoy spar over fiscal honesty and spending plans. Flournoy accuses Brown of shifting stance while both campaign toward last minute fundraising and endorsements.
Former Nixon aides Magruder testifies Mitchell approved a political intelligence plan for the Watergate break in but he says the approval was never enthusiastic. He recalls Mitchell asking to delay and cites White House interest. Cacheris grills him over prior denials and perjury.
State campaign filings show Brown, 80, secretary of state, led with large donations from labor groups and entertainment figures, while Flournoy drew major support from Alex Spanos and Ken Ross. Keathley reported modest spending, and both Brown and Flournoy amassed substantial loans from notable financiers. Primary campaign totals reached into the millions with diverse backers across industries.
Millions face higher payroll withholding as the Social Security base increases from 13,200 to 14,100, boosting the maximum employee tax to 824.85 in 1975 and raising self employed totals to 2113.90. HEW cites greater benefit protection and higher overall revenue, with retirees allowed to earn up to 2520 without benefit loss.
President Ford pushes agricultural aid and campaigns in a heavy three day schedule. He plans jet barnstorming across Iowa California Oregon Utah and Colorado while supporting GOP Rep Wiley Mayne and Senate hopeful David Stanley. He meets coal mine operators and economic advisers as inflation and energy loom in the campaign.
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