Longtime Maryland politician recalls decades at conventions
Louis Goldstein, a veteran Maryland Republican leader, reflects on a career spanning from 1939 to today, detailing Marine service, Senate tenure, and the evolution of party conventions from Chicago to Los Angeles. He recalls tense moments, memorable speeches, and changes in representation and fairness at national conventions.
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Maryland Senate
Gema
Goldsten
Maryland
Coun
U.S. Marines
Goldstein San
Mr. Goldstein
Goldstein
Chicago
Mr Goldstein
Roosevelt Camp
Tennessee
Albert Gore Sr
Len Albert Gore Jr
Roosevelt
U.S
Richard Daley
Conrad Hilton
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hike’ S
Sun Philip
Frank Clement
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adiar Stevenson
Mr. Clement
Edward Kennedy
Jimmy) Carter
Carter
New York
Mario Cuomo
Louis Goldstein
New Market 4 proposal to drop planning hearings
New Market 4 seeks to remove public hearings from zoning processes with a hearing examiner reviewing all cases. Citizen Bob Hilton supports changes but critiques the working man’s neglect. Mount Airy’s Anthony Lavarewicz calls land reform efforts corrupt. Frederick’s Theodore Ward urges adequate examiner pay to avoid developer influence. Attorney Seymour Stern says the examiner would add more formality.
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Planning Commission
Bob Hilton
Anthony Lavarewicz
Mount Airy
Theodore Ward
Frederick
Seymour Stern
Grand jury hearing Pentagon case grows with subpoenas
The grand jury session in Alexandria focused on subpoenas for witnesses connected to the Pentagon inquiry. Sharon Dibbley said records could be delivered away from reporters. Jack Sherman appeared, and Paisley’s lawyer moved to quash subpoenas while seeking legal safeguard on wiretap legality. The FBI probe covers Paisley payments from major defense contractors and Unisys staff were told to cooperate.
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Alexandria
Sharon Dibbley
U.S
Henry Hudson
Grand Jury
Jack A. Sherman
Marine Corps
Sherman
Marines
Paisley
Navy
Barcella
Mr. Paisley
FBI
General Dynamics
McDonnell Douglas
Pratt & Whitney
Pentagon
LaRouche speaks to Maine delegates at DNC meeting
Atlanta AP report notes Maine delegates tolerated Lyndon LaRouche’s five minute visit amid bemusement and shock. Maine AFL-CIO leader Charles O’Leary said delegates allowed his views to be presented, while John Martin said other states refused similar access. LaRouche, running for president, has bizarre views and faces legal charges over alleged fraud tied to his 1934 campaign.
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Maine
Lyndon LaRouche
Charles O'Leary
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O'Leary
John Martin
State House of Representatives
Mr. Martin
Mars
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England
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