Last Charges Of Campaign In Maryland Election
In Maryland's closing election phase Republicans accuse pro segregationists of a jab while Democrats charge bribery in the state administration. Voters total nearly 1.1 million, with Democrats holding most legislative seats. race includes Gov McKeldin seeking reelection and Byrd seeking his first term. A separate Hagerstown fatality reports Robert Haugh found after a wreck on U.S. 60 near four miles north of the city.
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Final Appeal By McKeldin Final Appeal By McKeldin
Gov McKeldin in a TV election eve address defends his record amid a bribery charge linked to his administration and dismisses the allegations as baseless. Opponent Byrd also aired a televised appeal as remarks mix politics and regional distrust.
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