Daley Ouster Roils Democratic Convention Fight
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley lost his convention seat as the Credentials Committee backed a McGovern slate, provoking a party rift. The vote split 71 to 61, seating 41 McGovern pledges and 18 leaning toward him, signaling floor clashes at the convention. McGovern gained eight downstate Illinois votes in a separate challenge, regaining about 49 delegates.
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WASHINGTON
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
George McGovern
Daley
McGovern
Illinois
Gardiner and Smith Named Frederick County School Board Members
Governor Mandel announced two new Frederick County School Board appointees Clement Gardiner of Catoctin Furnace and Frederick Smith of Frederick to replace retiring members. Gardiner, a PR director and former PTA leader, and Smith, a 30 year Air Force veteran and former Singaore High teacher, will join 12 continuing members as terms begin. Mrs. Roger W. Moyer and Lawrence Miller were named to the State Board.
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Marvin Mandel
Frederick County School Board
Frederick
Clement E. Gardiner
Catoctin Furnace
Frederick L. Smith
Gardiner
Chris T. Matthews
Smith
J. O'Neill Jenking
Frederik Potomac Edison Company
Princeton University
Clemson University
Frederick County
PTA
Air Force
Singanore High School
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Western Maryland College
Frederick County Teachers’ Association
News- Post
Frances
Rosemont Avenue
Mandel
Roger W. Moyer
J. Wilmer Croiin
Lawrence Miller
Baltimore
Ramsey B. Thomas
Mount St. Joe Among Five Colleges Sued Over State Aid
ACLU suit filed in Baltimore federal court seeks return of 520000 already distributed to five colleges from Maryland state funds including Mount St Mary’s College and St Joseph College in Emmitsburg. The suit challenges aid as secular education and targets five sectarian schools Loyola Notre Dame of Baltimore and Western Maryland at Westminster being named alongside. Mount joins with Layla College and Washington firm Williams Connolly Califano to represent, with local counsel C Edward Jones.
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Briefing
Mt. St. Mary’s College at
Emmitsburg
American Civil Liberties Union
the Mount
St. Joseph Col
lege
Maryland
ACLU
Baltimore
John J. Dillon Jr
the
Mount
Layla College
Washington law firm
Williams, Connolly & Califano
Tilton vs. Richardson
Connecticut
C. Edward Jones
Gallagher, Evelius & Jones
Congress Veto of Public Broadcasting Bill Surprises
President Nixon vetoes a two-year 155 million authorization for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. House Speaker Carl Albert and lawmakers say the move hides the administration’s aim to influence public broadcasting. Backers view override chances as strong despite the veto.
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WASHINGTON
Congressional
Nixon
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
eBPE
Congress
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Torbert H. Macdonald
D-Mass
Macdonald
voice of public broadcasting
Nixer
CPB
Democrats United Plans Unified Frederick County Campaign
The Frederick County Democratic committee declares 100 percent support for the presidential nominee, backing Goodloe Byron for reelection and mobilizing long time workers and McGovern allies alike. Leader Frederick Bower says no split is expected and a Nixon challenge looms uphill.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
George McGovern
John T. Best Jr
Goodloe Byron
Central Committee
McGovern
Frederick Bower
Bower
Nixon
Fire Log Summary for 24 Hours Ending 10 am
Fire calls reported include a barn fire at 11:25 am on East South Street with a general alarm. A general alarm at Frederick Iron and Steel occurred at 3:49 pm. Safeway Store on Seventh St reported an auto fire at 3 pm with Juniors responding. A house fire at Easterday Road intersect U S 40 at 4:44 pm with Myersville and Wolfsville responding. Ambulance calls total Emergency 16 and Routine 2. Jail population shows 32 males and no females or juveniles.
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CITY EAST SOUTH STREET
FREDERICK IRON AND STEEL
SAFEWAY STORE
Seventh St
EASTERDAY
U.S. 40
Myersville
Wolfsville
Two-Car Crash on Md 355 Near Frederick Causes $900 Damage
Police report a two car collision on Md 355 south of Frederick Friday night causing $900 total damage. A 1970 two door sedan driven by Judith Ann Stup 19 of Walkersville pulled from a parking lot and struck a southbound 1970 four door sedan driven by Alphonso A. Leg 29 of Washington Street. No injuries reported.
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Md. 355
Frederick
Judith Ann Stup
RFD
Walkersville
Alphonso A. Leg
Washington Street
Frederick County Seeks Federal Match for Social Services
Commissioners pursue federal funds to match $3 for every local dollar on approved social service programs. Up to $200,000 possible if all programs qualify, though some may be rejected. Funds target the poor, the aged, and the retarded, with eligibility for those on welfare or who recently received it.
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ROB MacDOUGALL
Frederick County
Thomas M. Fox
Annapolis
state Department of Employment and Social Services
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stephen P. Simonds
community services administration
HEW
Wachter Marks 45 Years in Frederick County Court Service
A Hansonville native born farm boy rose from deputy clerk in 1927 to Clerk of Circuit Court of Frederick County. Elis G Wachter observes 45 years of public service July 1 1972 after serving as deputy chief deputy and then clerk since 1936 and filling the post after Clerk Haugh’s death.
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Hansonville
Frederick High School
Eli G. Haugh
Frederick County
Elis G. Wachter
Wachter
Clerk Haugh
Hammond Urner
Arthur D. Willard
Charles W. Woodward
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Viets Drive Within Three Miles Of Hue
South Viet Nam’s northern counter offensive slowed but forward elements remained within three miles of Hue and Quang Tri City. Reports say heavy rains and flooded fords hinder supply lines while enemy attacks continue in the rear and south as the four month campaign persists.
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Hue
SAIGON
South Vietnam
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
My Chanh
Associated Press
Holger Jensen
Saigon command
Mosquitoes Buzzed By Copter Over Point of Rocks
Spraying for mosquitoes near Point of Rocks was completed Friday night at 7 30 p m by Ag Rotors Inc Gettysburg Pa The operation based at National Building Standards Inc lot mixed spray and loaded it onto a helicopter Residents were warned by radio to stay indoors during the odor from non toxic Malathian spray Glenn Martin of Gettysburg piloted the job with Frederick County Extension Office and extension agent Kenneth E Shiffler The mixture was equal parts water and one gallon per acre about 30 acres were treated Continued on Page A 5.
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NANCY MORRIS
Point of Rocks
Ag-Rotors Inc
Gettysburg
National Building Standards Inc
Glenn Martin
Frederick County
Kenneth E. Shiffler
Walkersville Lions drive aids 11 victims at Carnival
Walkersville High School opened Saturday as a collection point for clothing food money furniture and more for 11 victims. The Carnival opens Monday to showcase progress with donations accepted at the school the event or by mail to the Lions. Hugh MacGovern serves as drive chairman.
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Walkersville High School
Lions
Walkersville
Hugh MacGovern
drive
Cedric Smith
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Retreat Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cedric H. Smith
Mount St. Joe
Frank Beachley
Post
Democrats United
Fox
Ellis G. Wachter
Lae
OOD
Glade Valley
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