Calls for Maryland Attorney General to sever private practice
The piece urges Attorney General Francis B. Burch to resign from his law firm and dedicate full time to public duties, arguing that public officials must uphold strict ethical standards. It notes his $36,000 salary after a hike and contrasts his stance with Congress members who disclose incomes, insisting the AG should serve the people exclusively.
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Maryland
Francis B. Burch
Thomas M. Anderson
Montgomery County
Bureh
Burch
Caesar
General Assembly
Anderson
Baltimore
Allen, Burch and Baker
Goodby
Congress
Swiss Bank Scandal Shifts Toward Cross Border Tax Evasion
A dated critique outlines Switzerland's secret banking system, its role in tax evasion, and the limited mutual legal aid treaty with the United States. The document argues the treaty narrows access to depositor identities, covering only criminals recognized by both nations, leaving many Americans exposed to tax liabilities.
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Alps
Europe
Switzerland
FBI
al Capone
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington
United States
Quotes about politics culture and disaster risks cited
A collection of quotes from various figures includes concerns about radical groups imitating kidnappings in South America, calls for congressional reform, a remark on distinguishing cars by sight, a woman's political activity comment, a London marriage note, a disaster scenario remark on skyscrapers, a biblical verse on stewardship, and a quote on small daily acts preserving the heart.
Letters To The Editor Electoral College Editorial Criticized
Mrs Leonard Latkovski criticizes a September 18 1970 editorial on direct presidential election. She argues the piece misstates Constitutional Convention history favors the Connecticut Compromise over the New Jersey plan and asserts the Electoral College was a state based check by electors. She cites Lincoln Jackson Tilden Cleveland and Wilson to dispute claims about popular vote outcomes and asserts direct election would preserve democracy.
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Congress
Virginia
New Jersey
Luther Martin
James McHenry
Maryland
Connecticut
Senate
House of Representatives
Lincoln
Stephan Douglas
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Andrew Jackson
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Gore Fights Surge Of His GOP Foe
In Memphis Tennessee Senator Albert Gore battles for survival against Rep William Brock as Nixon era politics sharpen the race. Gore accuses Brock of voting no on key issues while Gore touts Democratic stands on education health and urban development. Memphis is a pivotal battleground with uncertain turnout and lingering civil rights era tensions shaping the contest.
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Memphis
Tenn
NEA
Albert Gore
Wiliam E. Brock T
Gore
Nixon
Supreme Court
Tennessee
Brock
Congress
Estes Kefauver
Senate
Charles Guggenheim
Courthouse Square
Buford Ellington
Hadley Crockett
Ellington
I’m
George Wallace
Nashville
Mississippi
Kentucky
Crockett
GOP
Howard Baker
Johnson
Clement Haynesworth
G. Harrold Carswell
October 16 1920 Plans For Frederick County Sunday School
Plans underway for the Frederick County Sunday School celebration in Frederick City with a large parade and adult Christian demonstration now in its fourth year. In a tied football clash Frederick Athletic Club and Camp Holabird played to 0 0 with near scores, amid heavy odds for Frederick. Politician mass meeting planned October 23 in the state armory featuring prominent Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Frederick Athletic Club
Camp Holabird
Maryland School Grounds
Frederick
Calvin Coolidge
Frank C. Lowden
Simos
Job Hedges
New York
Marrow
Kentucky
State Armory
Frederick City
Gertrude Smith
State Board of Education
United Givers Fund of Frederick County Motivates Giving
A historical piece urges Frederick County residents to invest in the United Givers Fund through gifts that support 14 member agencies, highlighting community impact, volunteer momentum, and the idea that giving multiplies benefits for 30,000 residents last year. It includes a reflective essay on seven life facets of a man and concludes that a life should be measured by donation rather than duration.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
United Givers Fund
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South America
Charles O’brien
California
Edwin J. Eshleman
Pennsylvania
She
Idaho
Patricia McDermott
Miranda Quarry
London
Peter Sellers
Geoffrey Warren
Los Angeles County Disaster Office
Sir Humphry Davy
Wrachive
Electoral College
Leonard Latkovski
Bruce Bioss
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Hood College
Hudson
Andrew G. Truxal
Joe Eisenhauer
UGF
Dutota
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