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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1964

Page

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Hurricane Cleo Strikes Florida Coast Citywide Damage

Cleo smashed ashore in Miami sending winds to 100 mph and driving tides along the Gold Coast. The storm tore through Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, and Miami Beach causing shattered windows, fallen trees, looting, fires, and power outages while authorities consider declaring a disaster area and evacuating Key Biscayne. No deaths reported. injuries include a police- shot man in critical condition.

Miami Fla Cleo Florida Gold Coast Charleston S.C Hollywood Fort, Lauderdale Palm Beach Cape Kennedy Miami Weather Bureau Atlantic Jadler Irving G. McNayt Mami Manni Collings Avenue Miami Beach Fontainebleau Television Indian Creek Trayelurs Miami International Airport 27Th Avenue Miami River Florida Turnpike Highway Patrol West Palm Beach Fort Lauderdale Key Biscayne

Pay-Offs Charged by Illinois Senator Against Legislators

Illinois state senator Paul Simon, in Harper’s magazine, charges that at least one third of the Illinois House of Representatives take payoffs in the form of legal fees, public relations, or campaign contributions. He alleges some lawmakers introduce bills to extract payments from opposing groups, with under‑the‑table deals potentially yielding large incomes when their party is in power, noting conflicts of interest across parties and ties to racetrack interests.

Springfield Illinois House of Representatives Paul Simon Troy Simon Sen. Simon Illinois Harper's Magazine

Democrats Keep Race Strife Down At Convention

In Atlantic City the Democratic convention limited racial flare ups over seating Mississippi and Alabama delegates by posting sergeants at arms. Protests by Mississippi Freedom Democrats led to a compromise seating Aaron Henry and Edwin King with voting privileges, while unpledged Alabama delegates remained seated with loyalty pledges.

Atlantic City N.J Mississippi Alabama Johnserr Eugene Bull) Connor Birmingham Ala Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Aaron Henry Edwin King Freedom Democrats Naily

Goldwater Says LBJ Maintains Lead in Private Polls

Senator Barry Goldwater reported private polls show President Johnson ahead in the race for the White House while noting signs of improvement for the Republican side. He spoke at a news conference aboard a yacht off Catalina Island and said polls are not dependable but that his team has done unconventional research yielding similar results plus hopeful signs.

Goldwater Newport Beach Calif Barry Goldwater Johnson White House Catalina Island

Showers For Southern Illinois Forecast

Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers or thundershowers beginning late tonight or Friday. Not much temperature change to night. Low from mid 60s to around 70. Locally a little cooler Friday, high in 80s. Weather map details on page 2.

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Military Rule Named As Armed Mobs Roam Viet Nam

In Saigon a military junta named a triad of generals to govern as armed mobs raged, hospitals coped with casualties, and clashes pitted troops against pro government Catholic demonstrators. Major figures Nguyen Khanh Duong Van Minh and Tran Thien Khiem took roles as provisional leaders, with a national congress to be chosen within two months. Street battles raged, with mobs roaming and police largely absent, as the city faced ongoing violence and chaos. In Atlantic City, Mrs. John F Kennedy arrived for a reception, greeted by applause and flanked by Kennedys clan members, with delegation invites to the Democratic convention the next day.

Saigon Viet Nam Cansen Néuyen Khanh Duong van Big) Minh Khanh Tran Thien Khiem National Congress Schoor Joint General Staff Military Revolutionary Council Atlantic City John F. Kennedy Kennedy Alane Caroline Kenedy Inlaw Jean Smith Pat Lawford Eunice Shriver Sen Pierre Salinger

Johnson Steals Convention Show With Clever Staging

President Lyndon Johnson dominated the Democratic National Convention, using early nominating steps for Vice President Hubert Humphrey and a televised airport press conference to reveal his pick. The performance kept Republicans guessing while highlighting the party’s continuity after Kennedy era figures memorial tributes in Atlantic City.

Edward Lindsay Lindsay-Schaub Atlantic City Lyndon Johnson Washington Democratic Party Sen Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Johnson

Democratic convention coverage and Johnson strategy notes

Southern Ulingisan reports highlight Islingis leaders hailing the ticket and convention programs as Johnson carefully steers the show. A Gallup poll suggests the Viet Nam crisis aided Johnson, with emphasis on his bid to attract all Americans.

Johnson Gallup Viet Nam

Acceptance Speeches Tonight at Democratic Convention

Democrats stage a large pep rally to honor Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey as they push for an overwhelming victory over Barry Goldwater. Johnson and Humphrey outline plans from the LBJ Ranch after a late-night acceptance, with Jackie Kennedy arriving for a reception and tributes to fallen heroes.

Atlantic City Lyndon B. Johnson Sen Hubert E. Humphrey Johnson Barry Goldwater

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