FEC subsidies revive campaigns after funding lull
Federal subsidies resume for presidential primary candidates after a two month blackout. Nine candidates received 3.2 million dollars as Ford aides swore in the reconstituted FEC, boosting funds for debt repayment ads and staffing. Major recipients include Ford 1.3 million and Wallace 0.9 million totals, with Reagan Carter Udall and others also benefiting. The national committees each gained 0.5 million for convention expenses.
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Japan frees alleged Soviet spy Matchekhine in Tokyo
Soviet newsman Alexandre Matchekhine, arrested for seeking secret aircraft carrier Midway info, is released with indictment deferred. Tokyo prosecutors offered no explanation. Soviet embassy defends him, while Japan presses CIA and KGB espionage links amid postwar security tensions.
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