27 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
1
The notice records yesterday's high and today's low temperatures for Southern Alameda County. Data appears in a brief weather corner item reflecting regional climate conditions and forecasts.
Hubert Humphrey stood amid cheering crowds in Atlantic City as President Johnson chose him as vice president candidate. Johnson's move dominated the scene, elevating Humphrey after years of political struggle and return to prominence.
Fair conditions across the Bay Area with morning clouds and highs around 66 to 70 degrees in San Francisco Oakland and surrounding locales. Tonight lows near 32 with west winds 12 to 22 mph. Shasta to Siskiyou shows fair today with cloudy tonight and warmer Friday. Sierra Nevada patterns noted.
Weather across regions shows fair skies with warming by Friday. North and Sacramento Valley expect highs near 90s, nights mid 30s to mid 40s. Salinas and Monterey Bay areas see fair to overcast mornings, highs 70s to mid 90s, light northwest winds. In politics, recollections of the 1960 West Virginia primary feature Kennedy defeating Humphrey amid Protestant Catholic tensions as Salinger recalls the campaign and victory dynamics.
Atlantic City AP reports a 6:35 pm call from President Johnson to Muriel Humphrey in her hotel room. He told her they would nominate her husband Hubert Humphrey that night and urged her to dress well for the event. She replied with a playful remark about keeping up appearances for both leaders.
In Atlantic City the Democratic party pays tribute to Adlai E Stevenson and a group of late leaders including Mrs. Roosevelt and John F Kennedy. The memorial acknowledges their public service from Roosevelt’s era to the Kennedy administration with remarks by James A Farley and other party figures.
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