Candidates Getting Support By The Associated Press
Kennedy and Nixon scored strong showings Tuesday with Kennedy winning Ohio and Nixon Tennessee. Lausche backs Kennedy in Ohio as a political trend watcher. Memphis crowds greet Nixon in rain while Cleveland rally draws huge turnout as Kennedy appeals to Eastern Europe. Nixon cites Soviet communism and Khrushchev visit as themes.
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Nixon and Kennedy Clash Over Civil Rights in Chicago Debate
Nixon defended his party platform including civil rights provisions while Kennedy touted his own take shaped by regional views. Governors from the South congratulated Kennedy on his performance and handling of the debate as the men prepared for more broadcasts.
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Practice Tonight For County Vegetable Judging
Assistant County Agent Kenneth Shifflet announced the first vegetable judging instruction and practice period date has moved from Thursday evening to tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Garden Display building.
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Phipps backs dividing large counties for more representation
Senator Louis N. Phipps of Anne Arundel proposes splitting sizable counties to create new counties for greater Maryland Legislature representation. He would submit a bill next session if support exists, citing Maryland history of carving new counties from larger ones. He spoke at a Glen Burnie meeting about northern county representation and lamented failed reapportionment efforts. Garrett Last Split.
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Anne Arundel
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Phipps warns against single county growth in Maryland
Phipps argues against a constitutional convention and notes Maryland’s last new county Gar rett formed from Allegany in 1872. He supports more representation for large counties but fears one county becoming too large or powerful like Baltimore City amid urban population growth.
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Allegany
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Baltimore City
Negroes Complain On Voting Rights
In New Orleans Louisiana African Americans told the U S Civil Rights Commission that their attempts to register as voters are being blocked by discriminatory practices and disqualification attempts across parishes. The hearing highlighted impediments faced by Black citizens seeking to exercise the franchise in the state.
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New Orleans
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U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Threats in Louisiana White Primary Case Highlighted
Testimony reveals Sheriff C E Hester of Madison Parish allegedly threatened to “take him for a ride” if James Sharp aided Negro registration. Sharp describes 5,900 Blacks with no Black voters. Hester denies the threat. Frederick Lewis cites 1933 warning that “any Negro” attempting to vote in the white primary would be beaten.
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James Sharp
Monroe
C. E. Hester
Madison Parish
Sharp
Hester
Louisiana
State Rights Party
Frederick D. Lewis
Claiborne Parish
Blind grocer beaten robbed in Md. store incident
A 77 year old blind grocer was beaten and robbed Monday in his Wrights Corner shop, the second such attack in three years. State Police Sgt. William F. investigated the case.
Robbery halted at store as owner recovers
Baker said two unidentified men robbed him of 135 dollars then slugged Samuel Murphy and threatened death unless the money was handed over. Murphy, who has run the store for 34 years, worked for the Maryland Workshop for the Blind in Bal timore. He was knocked to the floor and choked during the incident on Aug. 3, 1957.
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