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Early Money Flows To Carter Campaign From Officials
Secretary of the Interior Cecil D Andrus led by contributing 250 dollars to the Carter effort while others in the White House and U S embassies followed with gifts. Draft Kennedy committees reported sizable donations from figures such as Norman Lear and Margo Winkler with several ambassadors and political figures also contributing. The piece contrasts early support for Carter with the limited public accounting from Kennedy draft committees and notes various notable donors and positions.
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Washington
Cecil D. Andrus
White House
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Federal Election Commission
John M. Sullivan
Carter
Annapolis
Federal Railroad Administration
Gene Stuckey
Statesboro
Nellie
Stuckey
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association
Carter-Mondale
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Norman Lear
Mark Siegel
Carter White House
Ted Ashley
Warner Brothers
Joyce
Carter Burden
New York City
Margo Winkler
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Charles G. Bluhdorn
Gulf & Western
New York Post
Dorothy Schiff
Joseph E. Levine