Evening star., 1961-07-02
'60EIection Campaigns Cost
At Least Record $33 Million

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Rowland F. Kinks, attorney
and member of the District
Board Of Education, gave $55(
to the Republicans and $500 tC
the Democrats. So did Albert E
Wilkinson, Washington repre-
sentative of the Anaconda Cop.
per Co.
John A. ODonnell, a regis.
tered lobbyist for Philippine
sugar and maritime interests
gave $4,000 to the Democrats
and $500 to the Republicans
A Bethesda man, identified
only as H. Billingsley, gave $500
to the Republicans and l,00C
to the Democrats.
Other Contributors
Other well-known contribu
tors included:
George w. Ball, now Under.
secretary Of Treasury, $1,000
to the Democrats.
Walter j. Bierwagen, presi.
dent of the D. C. Transit work.
ers' union, $1,000 to the Demo
Gratis.
David K. E. Bruce, now am.
bassador to Britain, $1,000 tt
the Democrats.
o. Roy Chalk, head of D. C
Transit, $4,000 to the Demo.
Gratis.
Former President Eisenhow.
er, $500 to the Republicans.
Myer Feldman, now specia
assistant to President Kennedy
$1,000 to the Democrats.
Edward H. Foley, chairman
Of the 1861 Inaugural, and Mrs
Foley, $4,000 to the Democrats
Gratis.
John Clifford Folger, chair,
man of the Nixon Embarrassing
$16,100 to the Republicans.
Arthur j. Goldberg, nov
Secretary Of Labor, $3.50 to tht
Democrats.
Mrs. Katharine Graham, wifi
Of the publisher of the Wash
ington Post and Times-Herald
5000 to the Democrats.
Eric Johnston, president O
the Motion Picture Association
and Mrs. Johnston, $4,000 tt
the Republicans.
w. John Kenney, chairman
Of the District Democratic
Committee, 1000 to the Demo
Gratis.
David Lloyd Kreeger, seniol
vice president Of Government
Employees Insurance Company
and Mrs. Kreeger, $500 tt
the Democrats.
Milton S. Kronheim, Wash
ington liquor wholesaler, $5O(
to the Democrats.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth, $1,000 to the Republi'
cans.
Mrs. Katie Louchheim
former District Democratic
national committeewoman ant
her family, $6,725 to the Demo
Gratis.
Mrs. Willard Marriott, Dis,
trict Republican national com,
mittewoman and her family
$3.100 to the Republicans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert A. May
$9.700 to the Republicans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mellon
$4,000 to the Republicans.
Perle Mesta, $1,000 to the
Democrats.
Paul H. Mite, now Assistant
Secretary Of Defense, and Mrs
Nitze, $4,000 to the Democrats
Hickman Price, jr., now As.
sistant Secretary of Commerce
$4,000 to the Democrats.
Abba P. Schwartz, Washing.
ton attorney, $500 to the
Democrats.
L. Corrin Strong, former
ambassador to Norway, $14,10t
to the Republicans.
Walter N. Tobriner, chair.
man Of the District Board Of
Commissioners, $1,000 to the
Democrats.
James E. Webb, now head oi
the National Aeronautics anc
Space Administration, $500 tc
the Democrats.
Eugene M. zuckert, now
Secretary of Air Force, $1,75C
to the Democrats.
John E. Horne of Alexandria
now head of the Small Business
Administration, $500 to the
Democrats.
Philip M. Stern, Arlington
publisher. now a Deputy AS
sistant Secretary of State
Sc 900 to the Democrats,
C. Douglas Dillon, now Sec.
retary of Treasury, and his
wife gave $26,550 to the Re.
publicans.
The Rockefeller family, &C.
cording to CO, gave $90,875
to the Republicans; the Drey-
fus family. $4,000; the Pew
family, $4,000; the du Pont
family, $4,000; the Mellon
family, $43,500; the Olin fam
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