Storm Hammers Florida Miami in Hurricane Cleo
A vicious hurricane named Cleo slammed the southeast Florida coast, ripping through Miami with winds up to 115 mph, heavy rain, and coastal tides. The storm caused millions in damage, left many injured from flying glass, and plunged parts of Miami Beach into darkness as looting occurred in damaged shops and businesses. Continued on Page 16.
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Goldwater Says Humphrey Nomination Destroys Johnson Myth
Senator Barry Goldwater said Humphrey's vice presidential pick destroys the myth of a conservative Johnson administration. He noted Humphrey's liberal stance and alignment with liberal programs, suggesting a sharp party difference as he spoke via his press secretary while traveling in California.
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Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Santa Barbara Islands
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Minnesota
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Humphrey
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Americans For Democratic Action
Vietnam turmoil prompts generals to name new government
Diplomatic sources report a military junta in Vietnam moving to appoint a chief of government after Nguyen Khanh steps down. Riots flare as torpedoes reportedly strike three demonstrators, with no immediate confirmation from the government. The junta aims to fill vacant leadership and scrap the constitution amid ongoing unrest.
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Viet Nam
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Khanh
Eleven Seized In NFO Demonstration At Chippewa Falls
Associated Press report describes a National Farmers Organization protest in Chippewa Falls where 11 men were arrested as five hoses were used. Gov Reynolds, at a Democratic convention in Atlantic City, called for an end to violence and outlined steps for sheriffs to handle demonstrations while noting farmers’ legal rights to withhold products from market. The Chippewa Falls incident followed NFO holding actions across 23 states as they seek higher farm prices and contracts with meat processors. Continued on page 10.
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Chippewa Falls
John W. Reynolds
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Wisconsin
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NFO
Amsterdam bans car horns with river Kwai march tones
Amsterdam police today banned car horns with tones described as capable of blowing the River Kwai March. The move targets loud or intrusive horn sounds and aims to reduce noise complaints in the city.
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Amsterdam
UPID
East Germans Release Political Prisoners
East Germany has quietly begun releasing West Germans and West Berliners among its political prisoners. No figures were released, but about 1,000 of the estimated 12,000 political prisoners are believed to be West Germans or West Berliners.
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BONS
Workers Ready Grounds For County Fair Opening
Winnebago County Fair opens Tuesday with preparations on the grounds. Fair manager Robert J. Misky reports the grandstand understructure checked and safety upgraded. New all purpose auditorium ready, track grading for harness cards, and a portable stage being erected for Brenda Lee. 87 commercial booths rented with 16 on waiting list. exhibits expanded in sheep swine, farm crops, handicraft and needlework.
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Robert J. Misky
Winnebago County Fair
Encephalitis In Texas Seen Waning Amid Flooding
Houston health officials reported signs that an encephalitis outbreak was receding while spreading rains kept pools of stagnant water for culex mosquitoes, potentially triggering new outbreaks across Texas. Death toll revisions in Houston lowered suspected fatalities to 13 with only 6 confirmed encephalitis related.
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Plains
Bowie County
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Pigford
Wisconsin Democrats Open for Johnson Humphrey Hoopla
At the Atlantic City convention Wisconsin delegates joined the hoopla for Lyndon B. Johnson's running mate Hubert H. Humphrey. Wisconsin supporters waved LBI and HHH signs and used sunflower placards while Alabama delegates balked at a loyalty oath. The Wisconsin caucus urged removing Alabama seats but the sergeant at arms filled unoccupied areas.
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Badger State
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
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Clement J. Zabioex
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Iis
Patrick J Laces
Kensas
Lous Hanson
Alabama
Reluctant Nuneaton woman wed proposal after bigamy charge
Alan Thomas learned why Patricia Green aged 2 allegedly hesitated to marry him after police accused her of marrying Thomas while still married to Kenneth Green. She was ordered to stand trial on bigamy charges following the rejection and eventual acceptance of the proposal in Nuneaton England.
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England
UPI
Alan Thomas
Patricia Green
Johnson Humphrey Acceptances Bring Democratic Unity
Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert H. Humphrey faced the 1964 presidential contest with strong Democratic backing as Johnson prepared tonight to accept the nomination amid convention acclaim. Humphrey also to formally accept the vice presidential nomination, while Johnson aimed to push a campaign focused on prosperity and peace. Delegates learned of Humphrey’s selection as the pair prepared for a Atlantic City appearance after a convention that broke with some precedents.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Aplantic City
Texas
Fiubert H. Humphrey
Guldwater-Miller
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Johnson
Washington
Program at Atlantic City for Democratic National Convention
UPI reports today's Democratic National Convention program begins at 7:00 pm CDT with invocation by Archbishop Iakovas of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese. Attendees hear pledges, national anthem by Enzo Stuarti, and acceptance speech by the vice presidential nominee. A film tribute to JFK, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Sam Rayburn precedes the presidential nominee’s acceptance speech. Benediction by Rev Jean Barclay. First Christian Church, Austin, Texas.
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UPI
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Iakovas
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
North and South America
Enzo Stuarti
Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
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Jean Barclay
Austin
Tex
Segregation Falls In Southern Schools
A United Press International report notes Southern school boards face federal court approval as 29 applications from Black students await processing under state placement laws. The move aims to end segregation, with actions anticipated across states including Alabama and Tennessee as districts comply with federal orders.
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Ab.emle
Shelly Counn
Montgome
Negra Pups
Walking Big Bear Carat LP Theft Hits Local Cop
Brown, the resort city's sole law enforcer, had his unlocked patrol car stolen while he slept Monday night, as he walked the beat in Walking Big Bear. An investigation is underway to recover the vehicle and review security.
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Cycle Death Is State's No. 696
A motorcyclist identified as Donald Turress, 24, of Black Earth Wisconsin died after a collision with a cart on Highway 14 near Black Earth. The incident occurred early today, pushing Wisconsin’s 1964 highway toll toward the 696 mark.
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Associated Press
Mann
Dane Coumta
Wisconsin
Donald Turress
Black Earth
Highway 14
Goldwater Presses Vietnam War in Campaign at Sea
Senator Barry Goldwater sailed off Southern California as he tied the Vietnam War to his presidential bid. He argued the Johnson administration seeks a negotiated settlement before Election Day, warning such a deal could appease Communists and hurt U.S. leverage in Southeast Asia. He warned voters the issue remains crucial and expected renewed talks before the election.
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Minnesota
White House
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Quake Hits Soviet Union
A distant earthquake caused tremors felt in Moscow with reports of unusual ground movement near the Layer Sea and surrounding regions. No injuries or damage details are provided in readable text.
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