Demo Party Nears Bankruptcy in 1977 Finance Report
The Democratic National Committee shows a fragile financial state amid Carter administration spending. Six months data reveal cash on hand around $50,000 versus the Republicans’ $2.5 million, with current debt near $198,400 and long-term obligations over $2.1 million. The DNC reports limited success from a new National Finance Council, raising only $132,000 in June while aiming for $400,000 monthly in July through September.
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No. 2 CIA executive Knoche resigns amid policy disputes
E Henry Knoche, the CIA's deputy director and day to day head for a year, resigns to facilitate director Turner’s planned organizational changes. Sources say a policy clash spurred the move, while the CIA denies major personnel shifts are planned. Senate confirmation will follow.
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