Two thirds rule in Democratic nominating history discussed
Washington letter reviews the enduring two-thirds rule in U.S. Democratic conventions. It traces origins from 1832, notes proposals to abandon the rule, and discusses its impact on minority and southern delegates, with references to Smith era dynamics and past conventions.
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Untitled collision report from Dundalk road incident
A fragmented report describes a collision involving LW o clk 4 and a vehicle owned by Prec Sweiteer of Dundalk Massachusetts. The crash occurred on a road toward the Hagerstown area as another machine traveled inbound. An Ark in car returned to the road after which it proceeded to cond.
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