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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1971
Page
5
A landmark survey shows at least 15 affluent Americans gave over 50 000 dollars to national political causes in 1968. Nine donated over 700 000 to Republicans while five gave nearly 340 000 to Democrats. Jack J. Dreyfus Jr. gave 76 000 to Republicans and 63 000 to Democrats.
The Citizens' Research Foundation reports Republicans raised 17.4 million while Democrats collected 6.1 million, with Wallace's American Independence Party at 477 thousand. The study notes limited disclosures, uneven reporting, and efforts tracing donors across 15 states, showing broad donor trends and loopholes.
Senator Kennedy says Muskie leads the field and is almost certain to be nominated unless his fortunes fall. He rules out any 1972 primary bid and will avoid endorsements while supporting party efforts to reduce a nine million dollar deficit.
Gov. George C. Wallace aide says Alabama will investigate a consulting firm’s contract that proposed a black clad, Gestapo style secret police unit. Firm president Wendell Harris declined comment as Wallace officials denounce the idea as repugnant.
President Nixon rested at Caneel Bay in the Virgin Islands while officials noted heavy U S aerial strikes across Indochina. Reports say South Vietnamese forces with U S air support moved into southern Laos to target supply centers along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
A White House official said the 1972 budget plans deep reductions in agency public relations outlays, targeting about 45 million dollars saved annually. The Defense Department faces the largest cut, shrinking PR spending from 53 million to 36 million, with total current PR spending around 160 million. About 1,200 government PR jobs may be eliminated.
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