Attorneys for Nikirk file demurrer to disbarment petition
Defendants Rosenstock Storm file a demurrer to eight counts of the petition by the Frederick County Bar Association seeking Nikirk disbarment or suspension. They argue no cause for discipline, improper exhibits, and that a nolo contendere plea cannot be the basis for disciplinary action under Maryland law. The filing challenges the petition’s scope and the admissibility of federal court transcripts.
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Benjamin B Rosenstock
William M. Storm
Frederick County Bar Association
Edwin F. Nikirk Storm
Rosenstock
Nikirk
Robert E. Clapp
James McSherry
Charles A. Price
Bar Association
Baltimore
Maryland
District Court of the United States
Frederick County Attorney Nikirk Faces Disbarment Hearing
A demurrer against Edwin F. Nikirk, a 43 year old Frederick County attorney and former state's attorney, argues the petition shows no facts for disbarment under Maryland law. The Bar Association petition directs Nikirk to show cause by June 15, 1960, while the IRS withholds records that could affect the case. He has served a one year sentence in the Federal Penitentiary at Danbury.
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Edwin F. Nikirk
Maryland
Nikirk
Bar Association of
Frederick County
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Danbury
Tax evasion plea leads to fines in Baltimore case
Nikirk faced a three count indictment for income tax evasion in Federal Court Baltimore after a no contest plea was entered. He was released on parole with time off for good conduct. Government said he underreported income 208,644 for 1952 1953 1954 versus 56,143 and owes 13,956 in taxes while paying 5,532. Licenses suspended four Frederick countians by DMV for a month West Seventh Street Robert Powers Route 7 Frederick Route 3 William Dodd Thurmont Joseph Beckley 15 days to 45 days.
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Cone
Baltimore
U.S
Nikirk
Department of Motor Vehicles
Frederick
De Gaulle Holds Out Algeria Self-Determination Promise
President Charles de Gaulle made a conciliatory radio-TV speech to Algerian nationalist rebels and urged talks in Paris on a ceasefire. He reaffirmed self-determination for Algeria after fighting ends and called on nationalist leaders to come to Paris for discussion amid mixed reactions from right-wing opponents.
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Paris
Charles I de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Algerian Referendum Talks Hit by Leadership Disputes
The article notes friction as discussions aim to fix referendum conditions and vote control. Algerian nationalist leaders resist unilateral troop withdrawal without guarantees. Tunis statement says free vote guarantees must be arranged by both conflict parties.
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Ives
Ca-Se
Tunis
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