Threatening Challenge Of Votes In Baltimore County
Baltimore County faces a last day of vote challenges as Republicans and Democrats spar over voter legitimacy in a tight Maryland election. Officials expect about 80 percent of 1.35 million eligible voters to decide seats for Kennedy or Nixon, seven House members, nine circuit judges, and two Baltimore People's Court judges, amid 11 constitutional amendments and a Potomac River pact question.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Maryland
Elisibie
Marylaw
Potomac River
Virginia
Brandy Boocock
Nixon Lodge
Osborne P. Beall
Beall
Democrat Controlled Election Board
FBI
William Townsend
Townsend
J. Millard Taues
Louis L. Goldstein
Kennedy
Thomas F. Johnson
Daniel P. Brewster
Political race indicators show undecided voters impact tale
Tawes and Goldstein leaders discuss Kennedy Catholicism as undecided voters surge across Maryland polls. Analysts cite silent vote echoes Truman upset in 1958. Mathias offers chance to upset incumbents with Foley in Sixth and Miller in First amid Republican hopefuls Symington Gerstang Kenney Lancaster Blum in various districts.
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Tawes
Goldstein
Atty
C. Ferdinand Sybert
Kennedy
Truman
Mathias
Charles McC Mathias Jr
House of Delegates
Foley
Edward T. Miller
Johnson
J. Fife Symington Jr
Brewster
Robert J. Gerstang
Mehin R Kenney
Carlyle J. Lancaster
David M. Blum
Farm Survey Planned and Local Estate Notice
The 1960 sample survey of agriculture will be conducted nationwide to collect farm ownership size crops livestock and related data. Local interviews in the county will be led by I. V. D. Foote to supplement the 1959 census. estate accounts show a $1925 real estate value reduced to $1033.21 after disbursements.
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Suney
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Census Bureau
I. V. D. Foote
Roy E. Cline
Murray H. Foot
Ella M. Little
Sarah Ella Little
Mamie Zimmerman
Frederick
Harry McCombie
James McCombie
Charles McCombie
Berkley Springs
W. Va
Register of Wills
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Amos Shafer
Sophia E. Guyton
Maryland State Department of Health
Third Finch murder trial set after hung verdict
Los Angeles jurors fail to reach verdict in the murder case against Dr. R Bernard Finch and co defendant Carole Tregoff. Foreman reports mixed votes on first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. Judge Dawson orders a third trial for January and denounces juror misconduct.
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Los Angeles
Finch Mourder
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Edwin Fry
Fry
Miss Tregon
Superior Court
Leroy “Dawson
Barbara Jean Finch
Maryland Board Backs Lease of 6000 Acres to Phillips
The Maryland Board of Natural Resources favored leasing about 6000 acres of state timber land in western Maryland to Phillips Petroleum Co for oil and gas exploration at $1 per acre per year for up to 10 years with a secondary storage lease under consideration. Approval by the State Board of Public Works remains required.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Board of Natural Resources
Maryland
Phillips Petoleum Co
State Board of Public Works
Phillips
Board of Natural Resources
Washington County
Allegany County
Woodmont
School Bus and Train Collision on Staten Island
A Staten Island Railway train collided with a loaded school bus at a rail crossing killing one child and injuring two others. The bus driver said the sun blinded him as the bus stopped then crossed the tracks. Caroline Tarr, 7, died, while Anita Barretta, 6, and Joseph Krakower, 6, were listed in critical condition.
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New York
Staten
Caroline Tarr
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Anita Barretta
Joseph Krakower
Campus election yields Nixon Kennedy split
Arranged by the student body for November 4 the campus election follows October 31 campaign discussions. Nixon won 228 votes to 166 for Kennedy with 69.8 percent turnout. Polling was in Winslow Student Center run by volunteers. four student leaders directed the discussion and vote from both parties.
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Nixon
Senator Kennedy
Winslow
Downey Price
LaVale
James Brooke
Washington, D. C
Charles Bernstein
Baltimore
Lynn Wickwire
Towson
Embassy Dairy Sold To Corporation Under Court Review
The Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association announced the sale of Embassy Dairy to a Washington based corporation led by Irving D. Berger for about 5 million dollars. The deal includes Wakefield and Richfield dairies acquired in 1957 and awaits court approval following a Supreme Court divestment ruling. Also reporting: soprano Clothilde Opera Gobbi, 104, dies in New York.
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Washington
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Embassy Dairy
Irving D. Berger
Milk Producers Cooperative
Alea
Wakefield and
Richfield Dairies
Embassy
U. S. Supreme Court
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Market St
Southbridge
Mass
American Optical Company
Spotsylvania. Va
Pennsylvania
Spotsylvania
James Lievd Altman
Elsie Ellis Altman
Lancaster
Altman
Fredericksburg
Service Glass & Mirror, Inc
East Street
Kaempf & Harris
American Standard
Frederick, Md
Mars Opticians
THE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bankers
Harrisburg
Shawan
Mt. Carmel
Baltimore Beltway
City
Corporation
Clothilde Opera Gobbi
Metropolitan Oper
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Weil
Hamilton Avenue
East South St
Kehne Furniture Co
South Market St
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