No General for Circuit Judgeship in Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County election officials report no names will appear on the general election ballot for Sixth Circuit Judge. Judge Samuel Barrick won the nomination over Attorney Charles A. Price in both Democratic and Republican primaries. Barrick led 5424 to 2639 in the Democratic race and 3026 to 2279 in the Republican, ensuring no runoff.
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Sixth Judicial Circuit
Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors
Samuel Barrick
Charles A. Prices
Barrick ii
Barrick
Price
Fredererick County
C. Stanley Blair
Marvin Mandel
Peter James
John C. Webb
William E. Roberts
Milton R. Rothstein
Dan W. Salamone
George Herman Wright
Harold Cross
Howard F. Wietley
Wietley
Louis Goldstein
State Senate
Charles H. Smelser
Edward D. Storm
James N. Simmons
Frederick
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Arnold Amoss
Westminster
Sth
Charles A. Prize
House of Delegates
C. Clifton Viris
Wallace Ef, Hutton
Galen R. Clagett
Charles H. Baker
Robert P. Muzach
George W. Weatherhold
Frederick County Debates Endorsements and Primary Results
Incumbents led across races in Tuesdays primaries with Frederick County officials crediting the new 9200 Univac computer for cutting tally time. Local tallies largely mirrored state results in many races including U S Senate, 6th district, and governor contests, while some divergence occurred in district Congressional outcomes.
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Margaret Hindman
Frederick
Univac
U. Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
George P. Mahoney
Walter G. Finch
Charles D. White
Frederick County
J. Glenn Beall
Winwright Dawson
Harry Simms
Elton Wampler
George R. Hughes
Wampler
Everett R. Johnson
Hughes
Johnson
View Opens This Friday at Catoctin View
Frederick’s new elder ly housing high rise nears readiness as residents may move in Friday. Executive Director William Irvine says some units could be occupied today but not all are finished. Wayne Duniton of Whiting & Turner contends elevators were inspected weeks ago, with certificates not yet posted for public use. Notices went out to future residents to arrange moves.
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Catoctin View
Frederick
Housing Authority
William Irvine
Irvine
Wayne Duniton
Whiting & Turner Construction Company
News-Post
Duniton
Nixon plans first U.S. visit to Yugoslavia during European trip
President Nixon’s European tour this month will include a stop in Communist Yugoslavia, the first by a U.S. president. He will also meet leaders in Italy Spain and Britain. Press secretary Ziegler said there are no current plans for additional stops, though a possibility exists.
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Washington
Nixon
Yugoslavia
White House
Italy
Spain
Britain
Ronald L. Ziegler
Fire Log Reports from Route 26 Warehouse Call
Fire calls during the 24 hour period ending at 10 am were reported at Zahn's Warehouse on Route 26. Independents Walkersville Liberty and Junior Ambulance responded. Ambulance calls: Emergency 1 Routine 0.
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Zahn
Independents
Walkersville
Liberty
Impressive Maryland primaries reshape capital area races
In Baltimore city Rep. George H. Fallon lost to Paul S. Sarbanes by 22 602 to 20 120 in the final count. Samuel N. Friedel edges Parren J. Mitchell by 182 votes. Sarbanes, Rhodes scholar with Princeton and Harvard Law, campaigned on urban issues with labor and liberal support. Western Maryland saw Goodloe E Byron and George R. Hughes win big in Democratic and Republican races respectively. Boggs Jr. narrowly won in Montgomery County to face Gilbert Gude in November. Dow closes near 750 as market drifts in early trading.
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Baltimore Cap
George H. Fallon
Maryland
House Public Works Committee
Baltimore City
Paul S. Sarbanes
Samuel N. Friedel
Parren J. Mitchell
Friedel
iHouse
Fallon
Congress
Sarbanes
Rhodes
Princeton
Harvard Law School
Johns Nopkins University
David Fentress
Peter Parker
Public Service Commission
Fried
Goodloe E Byron
George R. Hughes
Royal Hart
Hervey G. Machen
Washington, D. C
Lawrence J. Hogan
Machen
Ross Z. Pierpont
Clarence D. Long
David S. Aland
Rogers C
Morton
Thomas Hale Boggs Jr
Louisiana
Montgomery County
Gilbert Gude
Edward A Garmatz
Capitol Hill
House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Water Sewage Bill Reflects Increase in Frederick
Frederick residents received the first water and sewage rate increase in 12 years. Mayor FE, Paul Magaha, and the Board of Aldermen approved the rise on June 11. City Treasurer Louis B. Eichelberger said the hike covers higher costs of producing water and treating wastewater. The minimum 12 000 gallons now costs 21 dollars, with sewage at 75 percent of the water bill.
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Frederick
Paul Magaha
Board of Aldermen
Louis B. Eichelberger
Cambodia In Offensive Falters As Commanders Consider Halting
In Phnom Penh a high level meeting reported that Cambodia’s first major offensive against the Communist forces is in trouble. Commanders fear a large North Vietnamese and Viet Cong force moving to cut off the withdrawal route while Taing Kauk village holds up the drive 47 miles north of Phnom Penh. The operation along Route 6 from Skoun to Kompong Thom risks being aborted to avoid a potential collapse of the column and broader military setbacks.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Military High Command
Taing Kauk
Skoun
Kompong Thom
Hostage Holders Grow Impatient Fight for Prisoner Exchange
The Associated Press reports Palestinian militants holding 54 hostages aboard three hijacked airliners say they cannot wait forever for Western governments to free prisoners. Ghassan Kanafani of the PFLP says they will release captives when their conditions are met and that seven terrorists held by Switzerland Britain and West Germany may be exchanged only if all hostages are freed. The captors include 36 Americans and Israelis, eight Britons, eight Swiss, and two West Germans.
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Associated Press
Ghassan Kanafani
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Switzerland
Britain
West Germany
PFLP
Kanafani
Popular Front
Tydings Wins Maryland Senate. Beall Captures GOP Primary
In Maryland Democratic primary veteran senator Joseph Tydings easily defeated George Mahoney as Beall swept the Republican field. Beall won every subdivision while Tydings carried suburban votes for a 1964 Senate return. Mandel and Blair posted large gubernatorial margins, and Sarbanes narrowly beat Fallon in the 4th district as Friedel edged Mitchell in the 7th amid counting delays in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
ASP
Joseph
Tydings
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Glenn Beall Jr
Washington
Beall
Mahoney
Marvin Mandel
Stanley Blair
Mandel
Blair
Spiro T. Agnew
Paul 5. Sarbanes
State House of Delegates
George H. Fallon
House Public Works Committee
Samuel XN
Friedel
Parren J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Sarbanes and Friedler
Frederick Faces Waste Water Warning From Health Board
Health officials warned Frederick that discharges from the city refuse plant and local food processors overburden the Monocacy River treatment system. City leaders plan an ordinance to require pretreatment of industrial wastes, amid plant opposition and cost concerns.
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Quita Hague
Frederick
Monocacy River
E. Paul Magaha
State Health Department and Water Pollution Board
Dairy Maid Dairy, Inc
Joseph Vona
News-Post
Vona
Jenkins
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J, Glenn Beall JR
Joseph D, Tydings
Goodloe E. Byron
Thomas F. Conron
Charles C. McPeek
Ziegler
France
Goodloek, Byron
Byron
New York
George R, Hughes JR
Charles H, Smelser
Edward D, Storm
Suburbs
Health Department
W. Mclean Bingley
Marylam
Bingley
United States
J. O'Neil Jenkins
Jenkins Bros. Inc
John Lewis
Capitol Milk Producers Cooperative, Inc
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