Voters turnout near record in Frederick primary
Frederick County saw heavy turnout with nearly 11 000 voters, about 40 percent, in the primary. Key results include Joseph D. Tydings defeating Louis L. Goldstein by about 300 votes for the Democratic Senate nomination and George Wallace leading in the presidential race outside Alabama with over 40 percent. Mathias and Beall won in the Republican contests, while Dillon carried the Sixth District vote in the county. Official canvass to start Thursday, with results likely finalized in two days.
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Joseph D. Tydings
Alabama
George C. Wallace
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Congress
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Mathias
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James P. Gleason
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
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Tawes Machine
Goldstein
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Wilsie H. Adams
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Washington County
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Montgomery County
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Barrick Leads Democrats in County Delegate Contest
In unofficial counts from 66 of 74 precincts, Barrick led the Democratic race for seven convention seats with 4 279 votes to Edward D. Storm's 1 222. Powell and Young also posted strong totals as other Democrats trailed. figures await official canvass later this week. Republican results showed Crum tops with 2 029, Main Jr. 1 911, and six others elected with totals ranging from 1 498 to 1 834.
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Barbara B. Crum
Glenn A. Main Jr
Harry F. Rhoderick
Lois Hill Remsberg
Sally B. Hedstrom
Grace R. Stickel
Miriam Y. Kelly
J. Ricard Hudson
William A. Rollins Jr
Boyd R. Smith
Paul K. Shafer
Barbara J. Kolb
Marianne G. Hages
Harriet E. Schindel
Ellen C. Winter
Mathias Lands Sixth District Nomination With Large Win
Congressman Charles Mathias Jr. swept all 74 Frederick County precincts and the Sixth District in the Republican primary, totaling 29 585 votes to 10 943 for Bozell and 1 670 for Simms in the district. Bozell and Simms pledged support for Mathias for the November race. He urged party unity and thanked supporters after the decisive victory.
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Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Mathias
Frederick
Frederick County
Brent Bozell
Harry Simms
Bozell
Simms
Royce Hanson
Montgomery County
Hanson
Montgomery
John Moore
R. Samuel Dillon Jr
Washington County
John V. Gaughan
Maryland
Maryland National Bank Robbery in Baltimore
Two men in shabby clothes robbed a Maryland National Bank branch in Baltimore, fleeing with 10,523 dollars. An answer fire alarm later reported a woods fire near New Market along railroad tracks with aid from the Independent Fire Company and New Market Fire Company. no further details were available.
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Tydings Beats Goldstein for Senate Nomination in Maryland
Joseph D. Tydings won the Democratic nomination in Maryland defeating State Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein by a wide margin and will face Republican incumbent J. Glenn Beall in November. The 36 year old pledged to oppose the political establishment and followed a lineage tracing back to Sen. Millard E. Tydings and former U. S. attorney Fasstepson who accused the party machine of lacking statesmanship.
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House of Delegates
Democrats in Sixth District Favor Hanson and Moore Contest
The new-line Democrats head ed by Tydings. Dillion noted that 62 percent of the Democrats in the Sixth District live in Montgomery County where Hanson and John Moore, an old-line Democrat associated with Goldstein sought out the contest. Dillon received 8 percent of the votes in Washington County.
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Hanson
John Moore
Goldstein
Dillon
Washington County
Close Race in Maryland GOP Primary Draws Tight Recount
David Scull leads Louise Gore by 40 votes in an unofficial tally for the Republican nomination to statewide office as absentee ballots await the official canvass. Roland I. Perusse also appears in the tight field. Beall dominates Senate race with 68,389 votes. Mathias wins renomination in Western Maryland. Other incumbents face unopposed bids or lighter opposition.
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San Francisco
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Goldwater
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Charles McC. Mathias
Brent Bozell
Maryland
Mathias
Bozell
The
National Review
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Rogers C. B. Morton
Easton
SOP
del. George A. Price
Baltimore County
Candlelight count slows Garrett primary tally
In Oakland Maryland Garrett County election officials faced a prolonged vote count after a power failure forced counts by candlelight on Tuesday during the primary.
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Oakland
Garrett County
Debates Over Civil Rights Bill Narrow to Amendments
After eleven weeks of Senate debate the civil rights bill shows agreement only on the need for amendments. A bipartisan package, including changes urged by Dirksen and Kennedy, aims to limit federal enforcement power and reserve state rights while preserving key provisions on public accommodations and jury trials.
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Everett M. Dirksen
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Wallace Narrow Maryland Primary Victory Over Wallace
Maryland Democratic primary results show Senator Daniel Brewster capturing 58 percent of the unit vote with 265,713 votes while George C. Wallace posts 42.7 percent with 214,029 votes. The race highlighted Brewster’s support for Johnson’s civil rights position and Wallace’s bid in a state with unit vote controversy and recent violence history.
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George C. Wallace
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Senate
Wallace
Indiana
Wisconsin
John F. Kennedy
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Cambridge
Andrew J. Easter
House approves 125 million aid for South Vietnam
The House Foreign Affairs Committee quickly and unanimously approved 125 million in military and economic aid for South Vietnam. McNamara told the Armed Services Committee American troops are equipped for the task amid reports of obsolete planes linked to two deaths. The report notes Cuba marks independence with sabre rattling and possible raids on Castro as 62nd anniversary events unfold.
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Manuel Ray
Castro
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Associated Press
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Old Guard Democrats Defeated in Maryland Senate Nomination
Joseph D. Tydings, 36, defeated Louis L. Goldstein by 123,826 votes in Maryland's Democratic Senate primary. Goldstein had Gov. Tawes and Atty. Gen. Finan’s backing, while party machinery under George Hocker faced a surge of voters driven by civil rights issues and Wallace's influence. About 50.35 percent of 33,000 registered Democrats voted.
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U.S. Senate
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Tawes
Thomas B. Finan
George Hocker
Wallace
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