Mixed Reactions On Court Rule On Apportionment
The Supreme Court ruled Maryland's legislative apportionment unconstitutional drawing mixed reactions. Governor Tawes and the attorney general offered cautious statements while planning to study the opinion. Leaders and lawyers debated potential special sessions and the future balance of urban rural power, with some urging full reapportionment and others challenging the ruling. Local officials and lawmakers weighed the impact on the state Senate and potential court actions.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
Alabama
Tawes
Attorney General
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Honolulu
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Sweeney
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Maryland Committee For Fair Representation
Hanson
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Dorchester County
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Markus
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House of Delegates
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Prince Georges County
Washington
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Senate
W. Dale Hess
Harford County
Hess
Harry R. Hughes
Caroline
United States Senate
Hughes
Congress
Edward 0. Weant Jr
D-Carroll
John Clarence North
D-Talbot
U.S. Senate
Radishes Respond To Beatles In School Experiment
Lynne Boshkov a 15 year old student at White Plains High School conducted a biology experiment with four radish trays. Three trays received 45 minutes of Beatles Lily Pons and Dvorak daily while a fourth stayed in silence. She measured leaf root and edible growth to compare effects of different music on plant development.
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Neel
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile,Inc
Eldersburg
Albert BE. Pickett
A. D. Anderson Chevrolet
Baltimore
Pickett
Sykesville High School
Woodbine
Marjorie Fleming
The
University of Maryland
Francis Stilley
NEW York
Lily Pons
Lynn Boshkov
Columbia University
White Plains
Stefan Boshkov
Nally
Lynn
Dvorak
New World Symphony
Beatles
Pons
Professor Boshkov
Charles D. Heath
Boshkov
Radish Fans and Beatle Tune Spark Odd Debate
A humorous contest mixed music with vegetables as Beatle loving radishes led counts of growth above and below ground. Professors and students quipped about Dvorak Pons and Lily Pons while a wider piece notes a U S Service Corps push for overseas management consultants and a Delware governor battling a virus at home. Lake Powell gains status as second largest US artificial lake upon filling.
Businessman's Peace Corps Announces First Volunteers
Washington AP reports the International Service Corps announced its first two volunteers for overseas assignments and drew congratulations from President Johnson. The organization, modeled after a businessman's Peace Corps, aims to use private sector expertise to aid international development.
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Anderson
Ind
Benjamin B. Smith
Los Angeles
Johnson
C. D. Jackson
Time, Inc
White House
Rose Garden
Service Corps
Free World
Washington
Peace Corps
International Service Corps
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