Rights to hold office debate sparks state qualifications
The discussion centered on whether belief in God should be a qualification for public office. Toreeso’s counsel argued the state cannot demand religious views for trust positions while proponents claimed beliefs are a legitimate screening factor. The American Jewish Congress indicated it would pursue the case to the Supreme Court if needed.
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Toreeso
American Jewish Congress
Gr Toreeso
Congress
Supreme Co
U.S
Belief In God Issue For Office
In Rockville Maryland Roy R Torcaso sues to force Montgomery County to certify him as a notary public despite his refusal to swear belief in God The county attorney concedes a man who does not believe in God has that right and the case goes to court Proceedings occurred in Montgomery County Circuit Court backed by state officials.
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Rockville
Maryland
Montgomery County
Roy R.torcaso
Wheaton
Stedman Prescott Jr
Marland
Couty
Glamor Rubs Off Brain as Computers Add Limits
A Price Waterhouse study for the Controllers Institute finds that electronic data processing complicates work and requires constant data input. Machines serve as assistants rather than complete office automation, with many decisions remaining in human hands. Companies warn against full outsourcing to machines due to costs and exceptions. The survey covers manufacturing utilities railroads shipping insurance hospitals and brokerage firms.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Trollers Institute Research Foundation
Price Waterhouse
Gyo
Yee I
Virginia and Maryland Governors to Meet Over Potomac Pact
Virginia Governor Lindsay Almond Jr and Maryland Governor J Millard Tawes will confer in Washington on next year's Potomac River compact referendum. They aim to decide whether Virginia will renew or pause ongoing suit to block Maryland’s claim over fishing and conservation rights under the 1785 pact and new joint commission plan.
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Richmond
Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia
J. Millard’ Tawes
Maryland
Washington
Tawes
U.S. Supreme
Justice Reed
Almond
Western Maryland College elects two trustees at Westminster
Dale Adkins Jr. of Salisbury and Joshua W. Miles of Baltimore were elected to the Western Maryland College Board of Trustees at the Westminster meeting on October 30. Both are attorneys. Miles is a 1918 graduate. The board now has 40 members, filling vacancies from the deaths of Stanley B. Trott and Senator Milton L. Veasey.
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E. Dale Adkins Jr
Salisbury
Joshua W. Miles
Baltimore
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Lowell S. Ensor
Mrr. Miles
Adkins
Miles
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