Balloting Spotty In Maryland Democratic Primary
Maryland turnout appeared uneven in the Democratic presidential primary amid civil rights tensions and Wallace campaigning. Wallace drew 25 to 30 percent per state party leader Harry Gross, while Brewster pursued a favorite son strategy to secure Maryland’s 48 convention votes for Johnson. Voters could not cross party lines, and Wallace’s civil rights stance faced Maryland’s Southern-leaning history amid past unrest on the Eastern Shore.
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Senate panel weighs ethics code for Senate staff
Washington AP The Senate committee studying Bobby Baker will meet in secret to review a draft report faulting the Senate for lax standards in handling ethics. It calls for sweeping rules on disclosure, bans on outside business ties, and compelled testimony from all senators and staff. A separate Republican minority draft was reportedly in the works.
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L. P. McLendon
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B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Anchorage Citizens Tense After Quake
Anchorage residents, shaken by the March 27 earthquake, show calm during the initial quake but growing anxiety from aftershocks. Doctors say reactions ranged from calm adjustment to nervous complaints, with experts noting the aftershocks increase acute anxiety yet unlikely lasting trauma.
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Associated Press
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Alaska Methodist University
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Lund Mfg Co Expands Biddeford Plant to Boost Production
Lund Mfg Co takes over the Biddeford plant at 10 Mt Pleasant St from Biddeford Machine Inc to run as a fabrication and general machine division. The move widens general machining and welded fabrications, enabling precision tools and prototype work at 346 Elm St. It aims to add five to 15 manufacturing jobs in the Biddeford area within a month, while the company employs about 20 locally and operates a Waltham sales and tool service division.
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New England
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Civil rights issues heat Wallace campaign in Maryland primary
Maryland voters prepare for a big turnout as civil rights tensions rise in Alabama governor George C Wallace's campaign. Barry Goldwater doubts the Lodge Rockefeller alliance in California will stop his push.
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George C. Wallace
Maryland
Barry Goldwater
Lodge. Rockefeller Alliance
California
Washington
Explosion disrupts pediatric tonsil surgery at Maine Med Center
At Maine Medical Center Portland an ether explosion during a tonsillectomy interrupted the operation on six year old Kathy Magaw. The team of three physicians and a technician sustained cuts from flying glass but the patient remained unharmed. Injured were Drs Marvin Adams Howard Sawyer Marion Westermeyer and technician Walter Hurst of Portland. The bottle on the anesthetic machine vaporized and disintegrated but did not injure the patient or damage the machine. Firefighters responded as a precaution and the hospital reported the incident as minor and spontaneous.
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Maine Medical Center
Philip Reiman
Kathy Magaw
Reiman
Marvin Adams
Howard Sawyer
Marion Westermeyer
Walter Hurst
World trade Key To Maine Growth Reed says Maine must boost exports
Governor Reed told a World Trade Conference Maine's path to growth lies in expanding exports. He urged shipper cooperation to build larger mixed cargoes and noted Maine's foreign trade division. he cited the poultry market and past shifts away from brokers, predicting opportunity for local export brokerages as producers begin handling more exports themselves.
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Laos Neutralists Face Pathet Lao Drive After Fall of Muong Phanh
Neutralist Gen. Kong Le braces for a new Red push as Pathet Lao and Viet Minh forces consolidate at Muong Phanh after overrunning the east Plaine des Jarres command post. Refugees are airlifted to Vientiane while Ban Khong awaits further shelling.
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Laos
Kong le
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Ban Khong
Muong Phanh
Phou Kheng
Southerners Stall Vote On Rights Amendments
WASHINGTON AP Senator Richard Russell said Southern senators will not vote on amendments to the civil rights bill this week. The caucus aims to block votes while leaders refine a package limiting federal anti discrimination suits and preserving court access for pattern cases. Cloture unlikely before the June California primary.
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Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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Alabama
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Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
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Dirksen
House
California
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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