Candidates Split On Wire Tapping In Maryland Senate Race
In Bethesda Maryland the two Democratic Senate hopefuls Joseph D Tydings and Louis L Goldstein clashed over federal wire tapping with Tydings endorsing the DOJ plan and Goldstein warning of excessive power. The debate drew about 350 Democrats at Whitter Woods Elementary School as both candidates fielded questions on foreign aid taxes and policy.
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