Beating Victim in Maryland Sought by Police
State Police seek identity of a seriously injured white male about 50 found Sunday on Md 306 near Catoctin Hollow Road. He suffered a fractured skull after a beating, is in critical condition, transported to two hospitals, with no wallet or ID. Call 663-3101.
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Catoctin Furnace
Md 306
Catoctin Hollow Road
Victor E. Wolfe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington County Hospital
Frederick Post
Sherman
news room
Chicago
Janice Mae Picccerelli
Police probe linked to Roselli death and Carrara case
A Montgomery Police organized crime unit investigates a chain of events involving a gangland style murder a disappearance and theft of three antique cats valued near 200000. The Senate Intelligence Committee shows interest in Carraras murder and possible links to Chicago mobster Roselli and CIA plots to kill Castro.
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ROCKVILLE
organized crime unit
Montgomery
John Roselli
Chicago
Roselli
Eugene Carrafa
Derwood
Staten Island
Carrafa
Biscayne Bay
Fla
FBI
Senate Select Committee on
Carrara
CIA
Fidel Castro
Sam Giacana
Washington
Gino
Classic Cars
Abingdon
U.S. 40
Long Bar Harbor Rd
U.S. Internal Revenue
Pat Sherman
Sherman
Ford and Reagan woo uncommitted delegates at GOP convention
At the start in Kansas City Ford and Reagan vie for remaining uncommitted delegates as the 31st National Convention opens. Both claim strength above 1130 needed, while Buckley looms as a potential factor and Mississippi remains undecided.
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Ford
Reagan
Postcard voter registration dropped from Senate agenda
Senate leaders halted action on a postcard registration bill urged by Jimmy Carter as the plan’s rest-of-year agenda omits the measure and the oil industry divestiture proposal. The schedule, circulating for post-recess work, hints the leadership fears a time-consuming fight and possible filibuster on key items.
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WASHINGTON
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Democratic
Congress
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
House
Rules Committee
Committee on Post Office and Civil Service
Mini-twister hits Lewistown sheds and area storms
Thunderstorms sweep Frederick County and Baltimore area with heavy damage. A mini-twister overturned a shed at the Grace Eaton home in Lewistown while trees were toppled and lightning damaged more than 40 buildings in a Baltimore County arc from Catonsville to Essex. About 10 000 customers lost power and 1 000 C&P Telephone customers faced service interruptions. Two scattered rainfall reports are noted with the heaviest in Baltimore County. Three people were knocked to the ground in the storm.
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Moss
Frederick County
Lewistown
Grace Eaton
Frederick
Paul Beale
Emmitsburg
Baltimore County
Russell Palmer
Catonsville
Essex
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Irvington
Arbutus
Glen Burnie
C.&P
Uncommitted delegates shape GOP nomination race
Kansas City report on uncommitted Republican delegates shows their motives to back Ford or Reagan. Some seek electability, campaign contact, or running mate hints, while others await direct calls or personal incentives. A Maine delegate plans a news conference once decided.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Robert Taft
Reagan
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
John Sears
California
Bryan Wagner
New Orleans
Ford
Wagner
Patricia Hans
Beverly
Davison Osgood
Maine
Osgood
Maryland GOP delegation dominated by professional politicians
A Baltimore Sun poll finds Maryland’s Republican National Convention delegation largely composed of public and party officials, with an average age of 47 and income of 34 600. Despite some Reagan supporters, all will honor the unit rule as Ford carries all eight districts.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo
Baltimore Sun
Maryland
the Sun
U.S
House
Ford
Ronald Reagan
the
Sun
Sidney Hollander Associates
Baltimore city
Sun gard
China
AP survey predicts Reagan gains on possible second ballot
The AP delegate survey shows Reagan likely gains four to 15 votes if Ford fails to clinch the GOP nomination on the first ballot. On a second ballot, key states North Carolina Kentucky Indiana and Michigan could sway delegates. Uncommitted delegates remain pivotal with 105 free to choose. Ford trails with 1 117. Reagan 1 036. Buckley one. nomination requires 1 130.
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Ford
Reagan
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Kansas
Buckley
KANSAS CITY. Mo
Ronald Reagan
Associated Press
North Carolina
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
GOP
James L. Buckley
hunter
James A. Baker
Summit opens as nonaligned nations meet amid crisis
Report notes a summit gathering of nonaligned nations underway while a volcanic eruption drives thousands from Guadeloupe. Tourists avoid Philadelphia amid a mystery illness outbreak with unclear causes. Weather forecasts predict sunny, pleasant conditions with highs in the 80s today and Tuesday.
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DMont
Mansfield
Sen
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
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Jewell, Kane
Texas
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