NEA power growth and PAC endorsements debated in Frederick
The Frederick County Teachers Association PAC endorsed candidates based on questionnaires and interviews. Reactions varied as teachers voters and candidates weighed the impact. Article contrasts NEA influence and fundraising with potential taxpayer costs and policy outcomes, citing Reader's Digest and Methvin analyses.
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Political Action Committee
Frederick County Teachers Association
PAC
Fcta-Pac
Reader's Digest
National Education Association
Teamsters Union
Harry 0. Smith
NEA
John Ryer
Friends of Education
Eugene H. Isethvin
CORE Split and Controversy Surround Innis Leadership
Washington report details internal CORE turmoil as Roy Innis faces bribery and violence accusations amid FBI and state probes. The piece cites alleged orders of shootings and beatings within CORE, plus diverted funds and a power struggle with founder James Farmer, casting doubt on the organization’s cohesion and leadership.
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Washington
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Roy Innis
Virgin Islands
Idi Amin
Innis
Louis XIV
Indaneka
France
FBI
New York State
James Farmer
Washington, D.C
Gary Cohn
Tony Capaccio
Ray Cunningham
State Circle parking limits beg beautification of Annapolis State House
The Maryland State House roof repair highlights broader push to improve the circle around Annapolis landmarks. Cars clutter the view and inner circle spaces could be banned to restore the historic facade with minimal cost, shifting parking to outer lots and city meters. Officials’ reserved spots spark debate over public access and aesthetics amid looming policy review.
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Annapolis
Maryland
State House
State Circle
Stave Circle
Colonial Williamsburg
Disney World
House
Senate
Atmapolis
J. Glenn Beall
Harry R. Hughes
General Assembly
Letter to editor praises Byron and supports Byron successor
A reader from Frederick Maryland praises Congressman Goodloe E Byron and endorses his successor Mrs Byron. He criticizes presidential power to veto after passage and urges united support for the Democratic nomination, urging fellow voters to back Mrs Byron and help her win.
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Democrat Central Committee
Potomac Synod delegates tour Middletown events and soccer match
A busy day report from October 28 describes a Potomac Synod session in Christ Church Middletown with a tour to historic sites and a dinner at Hood College. It also notes a Frederick shower, a Middletown Senior County League soccer defeat of Frederick High’s Thurmont team, and local civic and school activities including aviation talk by WJ Arnold, a rezoning decision by County Commissioners, and a drama award at Fort Hill High School.
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National Institute of Education
Ayer
NEA
Terry Herndon
Methvin
Congress
Hood College
The
Potomac Sysod
Christ Church
Middletown
Thurmont High School
Frederick
Frederick High School
Gilmore R. Flautt II
Maryland
Fort Hill High School
Cumberland
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Terry Shumake
Wiliam
Tack" Hill
Lanis
Hill
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Joe Valachi
Apollos
William Cowper
Dave Goeller
Associated Press
Byron
Goodloe E. Byron
State Roads
Nixon
John M. Brown
Cabbage Run
Paat
Lewistown
E.S. Conway
Lakeview
Sheral Wells
Ballenger Girl's
Earle T. Hawkins
Towson State Teachers College
West Frederick Junior High School
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