Tawes Names 2 As Judges
Governor Tawes named Ralph G. Shure of Silver Spring and Bone Duckett of Annapolis to new circuit court judgeships in Montgomery and Anne Arundel counties. The appointees join a court created by the 1959 General Assembly effective June 1. Shure is 49 and a Democrat. Duckett 35 and former ant subversive investigations chief.
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Senate approves fifty million annual health for peace bill
The Senate voted 63 to 127 to authorize a fifty million dollar annual international medical research program known as health for peace. Supporters say it will mobilize global medical brains to fight killers. opponents warn it strains the budget. The measure advances to the House with administration backing in part. A separate note reports Lionel Burras sighting a blue shooting star near Motter Avenue at 11 pm.
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Cooperatine International Medical Research
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Lister Hill
Lionel Burras
Motter Avenue
Subversives Resignations and Judicial Nominations
The article notes a resignation in 1953 by an official described as subversive. It mentions Duckett a Democrat and one of four attorneys nominated for a new judge post by the Anne Arundel County Bar Association.
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