Bar Endorses Judge Clapp For High Post
The Frederick County Bar Association unanimously endorses Judge Robert E. Clapp Jr. for the Maryland Court of Appeals vacancy. The vote, taken at the association’s meeting, precedes the Appellate Judicial Selection Commission’s review process and request for candidate recommendations to Governor Mandel.
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Frederick County Bar Association
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Clapp
bar association
judicial selection committee
William Wenner
county bar association
Appellate Judicial Selection Commission
Wenner
Court of Appeals
Third Appellate Circuit
Thomas B. Finan
Allegany
Frederick
Garrett
Montgomery
Washington counties
Mandel
Maryland
AH Bar Associations
commission
Light Street
Baltimore
Joseph Scherbo
Byron and Mason win Sixth District nominations in party contests
Byron wins the Republican primary with about 65 percent district wide and over 86 percent in Frederick County. Edward J. Mason, a Cumberland state senator, secures the opposing nomination to challenge Byron in November with roughly 52 percent of the district Republican vote. Beall, a Carroll County candidate, takes about 33 percent, while Beall and Johnson run strong in Frederick County. Mason vows an aggressive campaign to unseat Byron, who plans a campaign focused on congressional performance.
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Byron
Conlon
Hendrickson
Mudgett
Mason
Beall bry
Beall
Frederick County
Myersville
Everett Royal Johnson
Glenn Beall Jr
Maryland Cup
Johnson
Buron
Congress
Washington
America
Turnout Of Voters Poor Here
Frederick County shows a 37 percent turnout from 32 924 registered voters while nationwide Nixon leads the Republican nomination and Governor Wallace draws nearly 40 percent for the Democratic race. By ron wins Sixth District for Democrats with 6 312 to 980 and Mason leads the Republican Sixth District with 11 800 votes to Beall 7 694 and Johnson 2 933.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Nixon
Wallace
Alabama
Goodloe E. Byron
Frederick
Edward J. Mason
Cumberland
Harry T. Beall
Finksburg
Evertt Royal Johnson
Myersville
Mason
Beall
Johnson
Myersville Candidates To Try Again
Myersville residents prepare for a second election for the 1972 to 1974 terms. Claude Keller, a six year councilman, seeks the mayor’s seat after winning by one vote on May 8 over incumbent Grayson Doub. Keller plans ads and canvassing. Doub, mayor 18 years, will not use speeches or ads.
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MYERSVILLE
Claude Keller
Grayson Doub
Keller
Doub
Frederick dentists witness abroad Wallace rally riot abroad
Fourteen Fredericktonians including five Maryland State Dental Association members and accompanying spouses were in Torremolinos Spain for a conference when they read about riots at a Wallace rally in Frederick. Reports say about 200 demonstrators, many youths, hurled sticks and bottles. police imposed an 11 p.m. curfew as windows were broken and fires started.
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Frederick
George C. Wallace
United States
Charles E. Broadrup
David G. Everhart Jr
William H. Thomas Jr
Thomas J. Allen Jr
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
James E. McClellan
Iberian Daily Sun
Wallace
Maryland
Alabama
George Wallace
Washington
Conferees Agree to Delay Busing in Education Bill
House and Senate negotiators reached a compromise delaying court desegregation busing for 18 months as part of a broader 20 billion higher education measure. The deal softens antibusing amendments while keeping a January 1 1974 expiration, aiming to shape court limits on busing and potentially avert immediate floor votes.
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House
Senate
WASHINGTON
national institute of education
Supreme Court
Denver
Nixon
Congress
Fort Detrick to receive new incinerator for anticrop material
Fort Detrick will get a new solid material incinerator this week to dispose of anticrop remnants from a former biological warfare unit. Disposal began last January and aims to finish this fall after deactivation and burning, with the material rendered inactive by fumigation before incineration. The exact amount and site remain classified, and the end product is described as very harmless.
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Fort Detrick
biological warfare research unit
Nixon
Edward Dapper
Bio-Demilitarization Office
Army
Dapper
Monocacy River
Marvin Mandel
Metropolitan Washington
Detrick laboratories
Mixed Wall Street trades ease as Dow slips at midmorning
The New York stock market opened mixed with modest moves. At 10 30 a m the Dow Jones industrial average stood at 938 97, down 0 30, reflecting cautious trading over the past two sessions.
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NEW YORK
Wallace Dominates Michigan and Maryland Primaries
Governor Wallace swept Michigan with 51 percent and Maryland with 40 percent amid calls for new contests to deadlock the Democratic National Convention. McGovern and Humphrey trailed, as Wallace supporters urge momentum despite his gunshot injury.
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George C. Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
George McGovern
McGovern
Humphrey
South Dakota
Nixon
Mich
Wallace in improving condition after shooting
Wounded Alabama governor George C. Wallace showed signs of improvement after being shot during a campaign rally. A medical bulletin said he spent a comfortable night, remained alert, and was reading the paper, though paralysis of the legs persisted and spinal cord damage could not be determined until surgery.
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SILVER SPRING
George C. Wallace
Michigan
Maryland
Alabama
Joseph F. Schanno
Wallace
Washington Post
Billy Joe Camp
Two Hurt Critically In Wreck Near Catoctin Hollow
Two Frederick residents were listed in critical condition after a 9:20 a.m. collision on U.S. 15 north of Catoctin Hollow Road. Mary Bice Buehler 21 of Frederick failed to keep to the right while passing a truck, swerved into the southbound lane, and struck Franklin Biffie 43 of Frederick head on. Buehler's two year old son Michael Anthony Buehler also in critical condition. Both were moved to Walter Reed Hospital. Buehler charged with failure to keep to the right.
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Frederick
U.S. 15
Catoctin Hollow Road
Mary Biscoff Buehler
Waverley Gardens
Franklin Edward Biffie
RFD 1
Riffle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Buehler
Michael Anthony Buehler
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington, D.C
Tpr. Civic
Fire Log Summary for 24 Hour Period Ends 10 A.M.
Fire calls reported during the 24 hour period ending at 10 a.m. Emergency and routine ambulance calls recorded. City none, county ambulance details include 9 routine calls and 1 emergency call. Jail population notes 24 males, 9 females, and 2 juveniles.
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Spain
Irvin C. Brant Jr
Bill Grady
Detrick
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Larry Lipman
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