Maryland voter name rule may bar driving for Irisban d holdout
MARYLAND case centers on MARY EMILY STUART who refuses to adopt her husband’s name and may lose voting rights. A Howard County Circuit Court ruling blocks her from registering to vote under her maiden name Stuart. Deputy MVA official WILLIAMS Bricker warned his agency will revoke her driver’s license if she does not change her name by September. Also reports on record attempts, marriages of author Taylor Caldwell and Taylor Caldwell junior, naval academy leadership, and other late 1950s era brief items.
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Mary Emily Stuart
Maryland
Columbia
Womatt
Sam Ausset Jr
Howard County
Stuart
Miss Stuart
William 'S
Bricker
State Motor Vehicle Administration
McGovern defends military cut amid tax welfare reform push
Senator George McGovern argued against a white flag on a 54 billion defense cut for 1975, claiming the program would still deter nuclear threats and allow reinvestment in domestic needs. He defended a 1000 dollar direct payment concept as illustrative for administration purposes, pledged tax reform support, and urged rapid end to Vietnam involvement while warning of rising federal debt and future military costs.
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Wasilington
George McGovern
Hon
Congress
McGovern
Soviet Union
China
Melvin R. Laird
Tee McGovern
TNE
Wilbur Mills
D-Ate
Asia
U.S
McGovern disputes hoax about wartime cowardice claim
Senator George McGovern denounces a contested World War II tale as a total hoax and a misrepresentation. He says he faced no reprimand for cowardice, citing survivors from his B24 crew and his decorated wartime record. The story, in a publication, alleges McGovern abandoned a mission and was relieved for cowardice.
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Washington
George McGovern
DSD
U.S
McGovern
Joint Economic Committee of Congress
Menvern
John Blrch Society
Teachers favor retiring plan vote in LA schools
Early ballots in a teachers vote on joining the state retirement system show 8 511 in favor and 533 against with 13 496 votes left to count. Officials said reversals were unlikely and a move could unlock 100 million from the old city pension fund for budget restorations and a 5 percent pay raise for teachers.
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Los Angeles
Ely
Old City Pension Fund
William Johnston
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Susan
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Brite Edmunds
Herans
Ole
Taylor Caldwell
Wiliam E. Lancel
Buffalo
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Stancell
Jacksonville
Fla
Miss Caldwell
Eggartsville
Staneell
Adm
Mack
Academy
William P. Mack
U.S. 7Th Meet
U.S. Naval Academy
James Calvert
Calvert
Cleveland
U.s.1st Fleet
San Diego
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McPhatter
Clyde McPhatter
Bronx
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Lena
Durham
N.C
Drifters
Baby
The
Dominoes
Fils
Rank Sinatra
Frank Sinatra
Harold Davison
Sinatra
London
Davidson
Frank
Joner
Little Prince
Alan Jay Lerner
Frederick Loewe
Susan Bliff
M’govern
Afr
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Nixon
Jacob K. Davits
Rn.y
Irvings
Clifford Irving
Edith
New York
Howard Hughes
Press-Telegram
Teond Caan Posiany
Monin
HS RS. Ag
School OF Modeling
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Lakewood
Clark Avenue
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