Maryland Democrats Plan Dinner for Humphrey
The Maryland Democratic Campaign Committee will host a $100 fund-raiser at the Pikesville Armory on October 30 in honor of Hubert H. Humphrey. The event starts at 7 p.m. and features Sen. Daniel Brewster and several congressional candidates as speakers. The Armory sits at 610 Reisterstown Road in Pikesville. tickets are available.
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E. Homer White, Jr
Clarence D. Long
Edward A. Garmatz
George H. Fallon
Hervey G. Machen
Goodloe Byron
Samuel N. Friedel
Margaret
Schweinhaut
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Pikesville
Post Office Abandons Censorship In Smut War
Washington AP The Post Office abandons censorship as a weapon in the fight against pornography focusing on dealers who mail material to those who seek it. Chief Inspector Harry B. Montague says the goal is to keep smut ads from children while allowing individuals to protest and demand removal from mailing lists.
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Montgomery County Old Homes Tour Highlights 1968 Conference
The Montgomery County Historical Society hosted the Association of Historical Societies of Maryland for its twelfth annual conference in Rockville. Activities included a State meeting, luncheon at Manor Country Club, and a tour of Olney Brookville area homes such as Fairhill Madison House and Casanges residence. More than 100 members attended with reports and elections at Rockville Civic Center.
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Association of Historical Societies of Maryland
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Rockville
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Association
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Montgom
Manor Country Club
Norbeck
Robert Chichester
Don Lamborne
Maryland Court of Appeals hears neglect case linked to welfare
The Maryland Court of Appeals heard arguments Thursday on a woman whose case questions whether having more than one legitimate child constitutes neglect under state law. A ruling could end welfare payments and affect the mothers and children of Prince Georges County. The case centers on a court ruling by Perry G Bowen Jr that unwed mothers with multiple children may be legally guilty of neglect. The dispute involves welfare forms listing fathers to pursue child support and frames welfare as grace rather than right. Involved groups include the ACLU NAACP Planned Parenthood and the Medical Committee for Human Rights.
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Perry G. Bowen Jr
Prince Georges
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Medical Committee For Human
Campaign contact details for Shir ley Polikoff in Baltimore
Campaign headquarters in Baltimore lists Shir ley Polikoff as contact with phone number 837 2300. The fragment notes a public campaign contact point without additional context.
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Shirley Polikoff
Baltimore
Baltimore Cruise Plans Highlight Oil Heritage Names
The Port of Baltimore announces five cruise departures for 1969 including two ships named to oils heritage and history. Legal debate appears as rights advocates challenge Judge Bowen's ruling in the Court of Appeals. Norman Dorsen of the ACLU argues illegitimacy should not imply neglect. John H. Sexton counters the welfare form acts as self incrimination. Joseph R. Raymond defends Bowen claiming a second illegitimate child indicates immorality is not permissible.
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ACLU
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Cruise Lines Announce Baltimore Based Voyages Aboard Olympia
The Star-Spangled Banner Cruise sails January 21 and the Constellation Cruise on January 31 aboard the 23 000 ton luxury liner Olympia visiting Puerto Rico Antigua and Martinique with day trips and more. Moore McCormack’s SS Brazil departs Baltimore May 29 for a seven day Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands cruise followed by a six day Freeport Nassau itinerary leaving June 6 and Bermuda trip June 12 returning June 16. Crandall says these sailings boost Baltimore as a world port and notes Dundalk Marine Terminal’s access and proximity to major cities.
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York
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Dundalk
Muskie Says He's Worth 106 468
Democratic vice presidential candidate Edmund S. Muskie reports a net worth of 106,468 with most assets in real estate and securities. He lists a Bethesda Maryland home valued at 65,000 and a Kennebunk Maine home at 30,000 with mortgages of 36,026 and 12,621 respectively.
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