Mandel Seeks Curtain on Wallace in Maryland Primary
Maryland Governor Mandel urges legislature to amend the presidential primary law to restrict delegates by requiring a minimum vote threshold for first two ballots. The change targets George Wallace and could shift delegates to free agents, boosting party control at the convention. Republican leaders back the idea, expecting Nixon to dominate in 1972.
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Maryland Race Bias Order Against Amer ican Totalisator Co
The Maryland Human Relations Commission ordered American Totalisator Co Inc to end alleged racial discrimination in hiring. The largely white Towson area plant with 815 employees was found to have only 13 Black workers, with reliance on walk-ins and referrals sustaining the disparity. The ruling marks the first use of the commission’s enforcement powers under 1969 state law.
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Baltimore, Md
Maryland Human Relations Commission
American Totalisator Co, Inc
North America
Towson
American Totalisator
General Instrument Corp
Black Catholic Lay Group Charges Josephites Bias
National Black Catholic Lay Caucus president threatens to discredit the Society of St Joseph over black priest and pastor assignments. Joseph Dulin pushes for more black Josephites, while Rev Albert Harris and Fr O Rourke defend current placements and praise the order’s visible leadership.
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Black Catholic Lay Caucus
Joseph Dulin
Society of St Joseph
Josephites
Matthew J. O'Rourke
General Council
Joseph
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