Cleo Hits Miami
Hurricane Cleo struck Miami with winds over 110 mph causing widespread damage. No deaths reported in the city after hours of pounding. at least 122 fatalities across the Caribbean, with hospitals crowded as the eye moved north toward Pompano Beach. Coast tides were forecast to rise 5 to 7 feet.
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Miami
UPI
Cleo
T. A. Buchanan
Caribbean
Key Biscayne
Pompano Beach
U.S. Missile Center
Cape Kennedy
Weather Bureau
Riots in Saigon as Buddhists and Catholics clash
In Saigon mobs armed with axes clubs and knives fought in the streets amid a government move to ease a political crisis after Gen Nguyen Khanh resigned. Widespread law and order breakdown reported as violence escalates.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Nguyen Khanh
Weather Outlook and Local Births Deaths Summary
Chance of a late afternoon thunder shower in the southwest with a mix of sun and clouds. Warmer tonight then scattered showers and thundershowers in the west and north. Friday partly cloudy and warm with a few morning showers north. Low tonight 58-66, high Friday 83-92. Births include a Wakeman boy to Mr and Mrs Bobbie Thomlison and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Franklin Daniel of Attica. Deaths listed: Henry A Landoll Sr 58 63 E League St Zern M Barre 82 Greenwich Melissa Iona Stocking 80 New London Sophia A Vail 73 New London Ethan Vick 66 Maier Nursing Home New London Bertha K Peterman Cleveland.
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Henry A. Landoll, Sr
League St
Zern M. Barre
Greenwich
Rdi
Melissa Iona Stocking
New London
Sophia A
Vail
Ethan Vick
Maier Nursing Home
Bertha K
Peterman
Cleveland
Humphrey Emerges as Johnsons Pick for Vice President
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey ran through the Shelburne Hotel at 3 a.m. EDT signing autographs as Johnson formally named him to run for vice president. The Minnesota liberal, energetic and outspoken, emerged as the Democratic No. 2 in the Senate and a strong stand-by choice, though southern conservatives favor another option.
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Atlantic City
API
Hubert H. Humphrey
Shelburne Hotel
Johnson
Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson Wins Democratic Nomination and Humphrey Pick
President Johnson wins the Democratic presidential nomination by acclamation in Atlantic City and names Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey as vice presidential nominee. Johnson vows an active campaign against Goldwater Miller, plans talks at his Texas ranch and asserts security in Democratic hands. Funeral for Capt. Henry Landoll Sr. noted. longtime Norwalk police captain, a Milan native, dies in Toledo from a ruptured aorta after a collision.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Johnson
GOP
Goldwater-Miller
Democratic Party
Humphrey
America
White House
Washington
Texas
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Pedernales
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Henry A. Landoll Sr
E. League Sr
Norwalk
Capt. Landoll
Toledo
Capt
Landoll
Knights of Columbus
Milan
Custody Hearing Ends As Judge Plans Conference
The Juvenile Court custody case for the Rendlen children ends with Judge Elaine Mayhew set to hold a conference with attorneys this afternoon. Prosecutor Phillip White questions the couple’s finances and morals while Walter Hite emphasizes housing and potential support, and Rendlen testifies his income could sustain the children.
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Carl Rendlen
N. Foster Sr
Elaine Mayhew
Phillip M. White
Rendlen
Walter Hite
Rendlens
Hite
Russell Carpenter
Seneca County Juvenile Court
Herbert Fuller
Fuller
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Pierce
Ohio
W. K. Deckard
Secret Service Office
Deckard
Leopoldville
Air Force
910Th
Youngstown
Lake Erie
Navy
Whitehall
Fisherman
Newport Beach
Calif
California
Chrysler
Detroit
United Auto Workers Uaw
Chrysler Corp
Bobbie Thomlison
Wakeman
Franklin Daniel
Attica
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate
Lbj
Hhh
Hubert Humphrey
Connecticut
Thomas E. Dodd
U.S
Dodd
Reflector - Herald
London
Star
Vermilion
Vermilion, Capt. Landoll
St. Paul’s Catholic
William Lohman
June Gladfelter
Bill Lohman
Lohman
JoAnne
Arizona
Rexall
Uohman
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