Cardinal O Boyle campaigns against abortion guiding Maryland clergy
The Washington diocese leader Cardinal Patrick O Boyle launches a campaign to defeat in elections those who support legalized abortion. He orders parish priests in five Maryland counties to read a pastoral letter and mail to parishioners a chart of candidates positions, framing the issue as a moral duty to oppose abortion.
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Human Life Committee
General Assembly
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Maryland Human Relations Committee
Cardinal O'Boyle
Progress in Frederick County Race Relations Need Continued Effort
Morgan Anderson new executive director of Frederick County Human Relations Council says race relations improve slowly. He notes gaps in white prejudice and discrimination persist despite gains in employment income housing and schools. Urges public education and active investigation of discrimination to finish the job.
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Frederick County
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Jaycees
Human Relations Council
Baltimore City voting observers raised by AG Burch plan
The piece questions Attorney General Francis B Burch plans to dispatch a 24 lawyer observer team to Baltimore City on election day. It underscores prior irregularities in the recent primary, cites a federal court ordered special election in eight precincts, and urges Republican candidates to station observers to monitor voting and tabulation.
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Burch
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Critics Clash Over Maryland Attorney General Burch Record
The letter argues that Burch mixes public duty with private practice, noting Anderson’s critique and questioning salary rises to 36000. It advocates a full time Attorney General serving Maryland citizens and cites Anderson’s restraint in public work. It also credits Mrs Latkowski for correcting Electoral College Editorial errors.
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Thomas M. Anderson Jr
Burch
Maryland
Montgomery County
U.S
Justice Department
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Robert Sweeney
Attorney General's Office
Baltimore
Maryland House of Delegates
Leonard Latkowski
Lenore Romney Campaign Fails in Michigan Senate Bid
Lenore Romney trails Sen. Philip Hart 65 to 24 percent in a Detroit News poll as her first political run collapses into a near non campaign. Her husband Gov. George Romney’s national decline and misread Michigan sentiment are cited as key factors shaping the late stage race and her weak campaign structure.
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U.S
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Detroit News
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Michigan
Senate
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Nixon
South Vietnam
New Hampshire
Miami Beach
Richard Nixon
Lenore Coud
Gerald Ford
Harold McClure
Elly Peterson
GOP
Republican National Committee
Milliken
Amney
Barbs on chores and manners from a busy day
Humorous quips note the noise of constant chatter. A bargain for a wife is often beyond a husband. The boss grumbles about punctuality as the crew chimes in. A man with food on his tie should cover it with a napkin.
Election Supervisors Plan Ballots for City and County
Fifty years ago on October 26 1920 election supervisors planned to deliver ballot boxes and paraphernalia to polling places in Frederick County and city. Forty seven or more boxes were needed one per precinct with two extra for divided precincts.
Brandt Faces Soviet Duplicity Over Berlin Pact
NEW YORK (NEA) West German leaders doubt Moscow’s trustworthiness after Brandt signed the August nonaggression pact. Berlin status, West Berlin access, and Bonn ties remain unresolved as Kremlin promises prove duplicity. Bonn’s Bundestag ratification hinges on Berlin settlement, while NATO allies resist.
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