State Admits Unit System is Unlawful
Maryland admits its 53 year old unit rule for nominating primary candidates is unconstitutional. The state seeks a consent decree with the Maryland Committee for Fair Representation to end the system. The committee filed suit for a ruling and a three-judge court hearing.
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U.S. District Court
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General Assembly
House of Delegates
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Judicial Proceedings Committee
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Thomas B. Finan
Maryland reshapes primary rules toward constitutional compliance
Attorneys frame orders to transition Maryland from a unit rule system to one aligned with the U S Constitution. The unit rule gave statewide nominees bonus votes by county population, sparking a Fair Representation suit over inequities amid Maryland’s dense Baltimore City and counties. Typhoid cases rise in Britain linked to Zermatt outbreak. Berlin reports East German village outbreaks and quarantines.
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Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
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Britain
Zermatt
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Court Notices list marriages of Philip J. Sullivan and Diane M. Guentensperger both of Binghampton New York and Donald E. Harris with Madaline M. Clem of Frederick. Property transfers include numerous deeds of ten dollars and parcels between individuals, with various counties and cities named.
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Diane M. Guentensperger
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Dottald E. Harris
Madeline M. Clem
Frederick
Charles K. Comer
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Ruth G Zimmerman
I Dr. Sutter Stricken With Mystery Virus
Salisbury dispatch reports Dr. Everett Sutter 41 of Dames Quarters Somerset County hospitalized with severe abdominal pains after treating over 600 patients for a still unidentified illness. Doctors suspect abdominal gland swelling as a symptom. the disease has infected about half the population of the Dames Quarters area since January.
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Motel Work Offers Entry Roles for Men and Women
Employment ad seeks individuals for positions as managers clerks hostesses or supervisors at luxury low cost motels. Emphasizes pleasant work and travel. trains at home then completes training at the motel. Provides instruction to write for details with name age occupation and phone number.
Unidentified illness puzzles health officials in town
Rare fever with headaches dizziness and irritability strikes area residents. Dr John H Janey chief epidemiologist says virus is unlikely and antibiotics fail. NIH also seeks answers as investigators search for cause. The May election date is noted for Woodasboro.
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State Health Department
Janey
National Institutes of Health
Scientist conducts vivisection on guinea pig
A scientist subjected a guinea pig to vivisection. The brief note records the procedure as part of an experimental study.
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