24 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
1
Fragmentary remarks discuss nominating a candidate and platform the Dixie delegation could support. Governor Lawrence appoints a five member panel to study Mississippi questions and loyalty oaths for delegates amid tense party divisions and potential unity efforts.
The split over electors in Mississippi deepens as leaders from the regular Democratic delegation and the Freedom Party reject mutual seating. Aaron Henry insists on unseating the traditional group, while MLK warns of a possible reaction on election day. Beatles star Ringo Starr comments on the scene, noting the public drama.
The article blends political talk on state legislative apportionment with entertainment notes from a San Francisco Beatles stop. It notes Governor remarks on 14th amendment issues, police crowd control near the Hollywood Bowl, and Mitch Miller performances, plus plans for a Beverly Hills TV rights read and Johnson running mate discussions.
The governor claimed a revived White House plan shows a Johnson victory in California and that President Jahmson and Pierre Salinger remain comparably strong against their rivals. He did not detail how the arrangement would be pressed. The discussion occurred amid electoral tensions and white house strategy debates.
Brigitte Bardot, in Nice, France, is seeking offscreen privacy as reports note actor Sven Bardot buying a large Calfornia property near Cap Benat. In California politics, Assembly Speaker Unruh and Governor Brown clash over autonomy and influence in Southern California while Alan Cranston remains a rival in Democratic intrigue. Brown plays with vice presidential talk, denying active pursuit yet signaling interest, amid televised appearances and shifting statements.
The article discusses the difficulty of removing spots and stains by home methods. It notes that without special chemicals and techniques, some stains are impossible to remove.
McCarthy and Humphrey indicated they have not discussed a 1960 vice presidential bid with the President. Humphrey noted no effort to push his candidacy and reflected on Lyndon Johnson’s move in 1960. The two differed on whether Democrats would resign power for the ticket and touched on Mississippi delegation loyalty amid seating disputes.
The fragmented OCR text refers to a morning daily newspaper with pricing in advance and a legal advertisement notice. It mentions a Superior Court Order identified by a specific case number, and lists offices and contact lines, but the readable portion provides no clear event or outcome.
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