Governor Tanes Tanes? Bid For National Committeeman
ANNAPOLIS AP Governor is urged to replace Michael J Birmingham as Democratic National Committeeman for Maryland. Former Baltimore Mayor D Alesandro argues a governor would be more effective on federal grants and presidential appointments if Democrats win in November. Birmingham has not commented. The piece notes past roles, campaign alignments, and local Democratic dynamics surrounding the move.
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Thomas D Alesandro
Baltimore
Los Angeles
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Bingham
White House
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Birmingham
West Coast
Baltimore County Commission
Tawes
U. S. Senate
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Senate
Fourman
Louis L. Goldstein
Alty
C. Ferdinand Sybert
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Mildred Otenasek
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Sara Whitehurst
Ellerton and Area Church Groups Plan Summer Gatherings
Ellerton notes a St John Lutheran picnic June 19 at Pangborn Park in Hagerstown and a Grossnickle Church youth bus trip to Hershey Pa. Other items include a Billy Graham Crusade trip to Washington DC, June 24, and a late June Young Married class gathering with a weiner roast. Several local families from Grossnickle and nearby churches attended, with visitors at the Gaver home and reports of a Woritan Club event and community music.
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Ellerton
St. John Lutheran Church
Pangborn Park
Hagerstown
Grossnickle Church
Brethern
Hershey
Wolfsville
Maynard Grossnickle
Gross- Rickie Church of the Brethren
Weiner
Maynard Grossnickie
Gary
Joan
Wayne
Clyde Grossnickle
Joe Grossnickle
Elwood Leatherman
Jimmy
Clarence Leatherman
Marion
Linda
Clair Lee
Glenn Smith
Ricky
Carol Amn
Ais
Richard Cline
Debbie
Douglas
Francis Moser
Diane
Denny
Eden
Jo Johnson
Woritan Club
Wolfs Picnic
Middletown High School
Charles R. Gaver
George Korrell
Bonnie Gearinger
Edward Reynolds
Frederick
Gaver
Melvin Schwearing
Jerry Hammond
Earl Grossmckle
Calvin Long
Myersville
Rockefeller Backers Start Movement in Maryland
Maryland Republicans hear a Rockefeller for President campaign backed by a San Francisco group, aiming to block Nixon and back Nelson Rockefeller. The effort, run by William Brinton, claims operations in 29 states and seeks 20 Maryland leaders to endorse the plan amid the Chicago convention countdown. A second report notes a retired minister, Alfred H Acker, 72, of Whittier, Calif., died.
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