Democrats To Acclaim Johnson Nominee At Convention
At Atlantic City Johnson moves toward nomination by acclamation while awaiting word on his VP choice. Hubert Humphrey leads as likely running mate with South Dakota signaling support, as delegates gather in the large hall ready for the convention’s main show.
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Johnson
Atlantic City
N.J
John M. Bailey
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
South Dakota
Hubert Humphrey
Therrien named chair of St Francis College division
Ernest R. Therrien of Hills Beach was named chair of the Division of Social Sciences and Education at St. Francis College in an announcement by Rev. Donald Nicknair O.F.M. Therrien, a Sanford native, holds degrees from the University of Maine Calvin Coolidge and Fordham. He previously taught at St. Francis High School and St. Francis College and served as admissions director and registrar. He is married to Corrie Wemenchuk and they have a daughter, Patricia.
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Ernest R. Therrien
Hills Beach
Social Sciences
St. Francis College
Donald Nicknair
O.F.M
Sanford
Therrien
University of Maine
Orono
Calvin Coolidge College of Liberal Arts
Boston
Ford‘ham = University
New York City
St. Francis High School
Fordham University
St. Francis
Corrie Wemenchuk
Patricia
Reception Planned For First Lady At Democratic Convention
Lady Bird Johnson arrives by helicopter in Atlantic City for a large public reception with delegates and alternates invited. She travels with her daughter Lynda as New Jersey leaders greet them with a 36 foot welcome cream. The Hughes family will present a centenary gold pin to mark New Jersey's 300th anniversary. Mrs Johnson and her daughters will be in the presidential box for the nomination of President Johnson.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Lady Bird Johnson
Washington
Lynda
Richard J. Hughes
Hughes
New Jersey
Johnson
Luci
Pan Am Workers Return To Jobs After Short Strike
Washington AP A group of AFL CIO Transport Workers Union members ended a strike at Pan American Airways after a 24 hour stoppage. Union officials hailed the contract as the best yet in the industry though details await ratification by rank and file.
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Pan American Airways
Afl-Cio Transit Workers
New York
Miami
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex
Pan American
Juan Trippe
Ratifica
James J. Horst
Milk Price Will Not Increase In September
AUGUSTA AP The Milk Commission said no rise in milk prices will occur in September under the seasonal pricing formula. The price minimums stay at August levels despite the usual half cent per quart increase. The commission cited offsetting volume of fluid milk sales. Cream prices for September will rise by two percent.
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Augusta
Milk Commission
Cleo Aims For Southeast Florida Coast Inward Turn
Hurricane Cleo shifted northward toward the southeast Florida coast prompting gale warnings for south Florida and the western Bahamas. Forecasters warned of rising winds and small craft should seek safe harbor as Cleo could re intensify over warm Florida Straits waters.
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Fla
Cleo
Florida
Weather Bureau
South Florida
Bahamas
Sombrero Light
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Cuba
Florida Straits
Cuban
Lower Keys
Gordon Dunn
Bimini
Bahamas Island
Florida Coast
Florida Strait
Haiti
Mississippi Delegation Boycott at Democratic Conclave
Mississippi delegation boycotted the Democratic National Convention while Alabama stayed in. The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party demonstrated at Convention Hall as a compromise would seat regular Mississippi delegates who signed a loyalty pledge and two at large Negro delegates.
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Natonal
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Regusars
Johnson
Alabama
House
Aker
John W. McCormack
Bailey
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Paul Johnson
Freedom
Freedom Group
Atlantic City
N.J
John M. Bailey
Key
Doug Wynn
Fred Berger
Randy Halladay
Khanh Expected To Get Job As New Head Of Government
South Viet Nam's ruling junta met under tight guard as Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh aimed to be named head of state. He ceded the presidency but kept power while the junta negotiates. Da Nang saw clashes and at least 11 killed as Buddhist and anti-government riots continued. Communists reportedly ring the capital with more than 20,000 troops nearby.
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Khanh
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Sagon
General Staff
Duong van Minh
Ngo Dinh
Military Revolutionary Council
da Nang
U.S
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