County voters oust 3 incumbents in sweeping county race
Democrat Galen Clagett led 11 candidates with 14 207 votes as Republicans won a majority on the new board. Mary Williams led GOP with 13 053 votes, Adrian Remsberg 10 988, Richard Grossnickle 10 358. Incumbent Dorsey finished 10th, Wirts 9th. Clagett eyeing chairmanship while Williams seeks it.
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Board of County Commissioners
House of Delegates
Galen BR. Clagett
Braddock Heights
Charles C Smith
Jefferson
Eetond
Mary G. Williams
Mount Pleasant
Adrian McC. Remnaberg
Richard Lee Gross Nickle
Union Bridge
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Edgar C. Wirts
Galen Clagett
Charles C. Smith
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Richard L. Grossnickle
Paul L. Cr
Donald L. Lewis
Clagett
Change of faces in Winchester Hall noted in county vote
Voters in Frederick County embraced a change as results opened from Winchester Hall Tuesday night. Incumbents fell in county races while statewide races swung toward Democrats led by Harry R. Hughes. Turnout was about 60 percent under overcast skies as voters cited hard work and local character, with several incumbents winning in Districts 4A and 4H and in District B.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Harry R. Hughes
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Stephen Sachs
Louis Aidance Eek
Win
Raymond E. Beck
W. Lanny Hardenhorn
John T. Willis
Richard N. Dixon
Winchester
Mar
Urbana
Woodville
New Market
Smith
GOP Gains and Tax Proposals Shape Off-Year Vote
The GOP won at least two Senate seats and several governorships while Democrats retained control of Congress and most state governments. Ballot measures in 12 of 16 states backed tax limits or spending caps amid voter discontent with the economy.
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Senate
Congress
New Hampshire
Gordon Humphrey
Allegheny Airlines
Thomas McIntyre
Humphrey
McIntyre
Texas
John Tower
Robert Krueger
John Warner
Virginia
House
GOP
Albert Quie
Minnesota
Democratic Farm Labor Party
Mrs Byron to Serve as Second Eyes and Ears in Race
Mrs Byron, Democrat and widow candidate, defeats Melvin Perkins in Sat u district race with 78 510 votes to 8 506. The outcome casts Byron as the leading figure in the district contest following her husband’s sudden death.
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Mrs. Byron
Beverly B. Byron
Melvin Ferkins
Byron
U.S. 40
Washington
Goodloe E. Byron
U.S. House of Representatives
C&o
Maryland Democratic Central Committee
Perkins
Smith wins reelection in 4A as McClellan joins 3B
In Maryland's Districts 4A and 3B, Charles E. Smith secures a second term in the House of Delegates with 4,167 votes, defeating Basil B. Day. Dr. James E. McClellan leads 3B with 7,814 votes while Julien F. Delphey earns a fourth term with 6,668 votes. Sterling E. Bollinger sits third with 5,589. Smith remarks on county-wide support and forecasts cooperation with new county commissioners and the governor.
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Chester Hall
Annapolis
Charles E. Smith
Basil B. Day
CPM Eeapy
James E. McClellan
C. Clifton Wirts
Sterling ©. Bollinger
Donald Taylor
General Assembly
Julien F. Delphey
B. Smith
House of Delegates
McClellan
Frederick City
Delphey
Sterling E. Bollinger
Hughes promises to lift state off trash heap
Harry R. Hughes defeated J. Glenn Beall in Maryland’s governor race, promising to revive the state from a period tied to political corruption. Hughes carried Baltimore City and most counties, tallying 702,608 to 245,171, after a primary upset over Acting Gov. Blair Lee III. He vowed new leadership with running mate Samuel W Bogley and urged Maryland to become the nation’s most respected state.
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Baltimore
Harry R. Hughes
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Spire T. Agnew
J. Glenn Beall
Hughes
Blair Lee
Baltimore City
Allegany
Garrett
Beall
Mandel
Secretary of Transportation
State House
Bud Beall
Hughie Weibmignon
Samuel W Bogley
Dollar Under Selling Pressure In Global Markets
The dollar faced heavy selling pressure in Tokyo and opened weaker in Europe before a partial rebound. Carter's currency rescue hopes and a tight money policy weighed on the greenback, with gold bullion rising for a second day as the dollar slipped versus the West German mark and the yen.
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London
Tokyo
Europe
Carter
Frankfurt
Inside The News Pre Re BEALL weket annihilated
Fragmented OCR note present a mixed page item with garbled headlines and weather data. It mentions a bridge comics puzzle section and a forecast calling for mostly sunny skies with highs in the low to mid forties and near zero rain through Thursday. A Mencken quote is included.
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County Planning and Zoning Commission
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NAACP
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Dorsey
Galen R. Clagett
Air Force Symphony
Shepherd
U.S. Air Force Symphony Orchestra
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Sura Cree Health and
Lavinia Edmunds Steff
Marylannt
Donald T. Taylor
Annopolis
Louis L.) Goldstein
New York
General Motors
New York Stock Exchange
State
Prince Georges
U.S
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Aris T. Allen
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