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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1976
Page
3
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The piece urges every registered voter to cast a ballot in the Bicentennial Primary with emphasis on presidential nominations in both parties. It highlights Ford's leadership, Carter as Democratic front runner, and key Maryland races including Senate candidates Sarbanes and Tydings, plus the Sixth District contest and convention delegate choices.
A large crowd is expected for the semi annual Federation of Rural Women’s Clubs gathering at Hood College with Mrs. Armstrong G. McKinney presiding. Morning and afternoon sessions include luncheon, fashion show, playlet, tea, and student entertainments in Alumnae Hall and Brodbeck Hall.
The Frederick News-Post profiles Colonel Richard M. Clendenin born 1905 in San Francisco. A WWII veteran and Fort Detrick public relations specialist, he helped revive the United Way, led Fredericktowne Players, served in the Frederick County Historical Society and Rotary Club, narrated at events, and supported the community through the Bicentennial and charity work. The piece salutes his decades of public service and lasting impact on Frederick.
In a Washington Post interview Dan Rupli disqualified himself from representing the 6th Congressional District by labeling residents as racist and antisemitic. Walter D. Harris protests the remark and urges focus on voters’ concerns.
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