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The Week Vol. 1, No. 2, 8 January 1964 · p. 10 of the scan · 142 words

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4 a Millionaire to become President? ", Tt anegiteegernbret ope the republican Party. It estimated that "The man who pipaeag em ublican nomination...will have spent a minimum of 1,000, e The article pointed out that expenses woulda not be of much matter for

ading candidates for the Republican nomination in the 19 528 beoatiape nr ee race, as were — sO gar) since they ore eee, at said i or mlti-millionairese iving deta ; hoaketeaien had a fortune estimated at 200n. dollars and inbang 2 income of 5m. dollars a yeer in dividends and interest. Barry _— 3 although the size of his fortune was not known, had pease Qn, dollars worth of shares last yeare Scranton had inherited ° from his mother, and Romney, who ws formor president of American Motors, became a millionaire by virtue of oxercising a stock option.

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