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Newspaper

Ukiah Daily Journal

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1964

Page

7

Car Hits Truck Injuring Girl on Mendocino Drive

Dona Wall of 395 Hillview Avenue suffered a minor injury when the car carrying her collided with a parked pickup in the 400 block of Mendocino Drive at 12 42 a m The driver, 20 year old Herbert G Dawe Jr of Hopland was uninjured The pickup owned by George Challand was pushed 95 feet into a front yard due to the impact The accident was blamed on momentary inattention by the driver

Dona Wall Hillview Avenue Mendocino Drive Herbert G. Dawe Jr Hopland George Challand

Johnson May Name Humphrey or Others for Running Mate

Demos at the 34th National Democratic Convention faced a key decision on July nominations. Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota remained favored though Eugene McCarthy and Mike Mansfield were also discussed. A possible post nomination TV address was hinted as the president weighed his choice. Mississippi and Alabama disputes flared anew, affecting Southern prospects.

Missisippi Alabama Johnson South Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Eugene McCarthy Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Washington White House ABC NBC Atlantic City Humphrey Mississippi

Fair horticulture results highlight several local winners

Bella Whitcomb, Mabel Whitcomb, and multiple Potter Valley growers led with six firsts at the Redwood Empire Fair horticulture judging, edging Dan Sargentini of Ukiah who earned five firsts. Additional local first place ribbons went to Elva Pickle, Mary Milone, Irene Boyd, T. M. Jameson, and others across Hopland, Redwood Valley, and Ukiah.

J. L Harry Cromwell Ukiah Billy Woodward Redwood Valley Jenny Boer Henry Canclini A. G. Lucchesi G. C. Hunter Potter Valley

Riots in Saigon Da Nang Spark Deadly Turmoil

On Monday in South Vietnam, Saigon saw student riots attacking the Information Ministry and later the Caravelle Hotel bombing wounded several. In Da Nang a crowd stoned a U.S. billet with four Vietnamese killed and many injured. Khanh pledged to ease military rule and then, amid chaos, announced his resignation.

Viet Nam Saigon Information Ministry da Nang Khan Caravelle Radio Saigon Khanh

Barry Goldwater on NATO and nuclear weapons

Barry Goldwater argued for a united Atlantic partnership voice and proposed a freedom summit before Soviet negotiations. He urged developing NATO small tactical nuclear weapons while keeping large retaliatory weapons under American control, criticizing administration fear tactics and partisan use of the issue.

Freedom Soviet Union NATO Goldwater America Congress

Notable Guest Doctor at 19th Merrill Hospital Seminar

Dr. Jonathan Gardner of Ukiah will be among guest doctors attending the 19th annual Merritt Hospital medical seminar on September 10 11 at the Claremont Hotel in Berkeley.

Merritt Hospital Claremont Hotel Berkeley Jonathan Gardner Ukiah

USW President Blames GOP Agents for Steelworker Racial Backlash

David J. McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers Union, accused Republican infiltrators of trying to stir racial backlash among Pittsburgh district steelworker locals. He cited at least four GOP agents allegedly seeking to create fear that Black workers would take jobs.

Atlantic City UPI David J. McDonald United Steelworkers Union Pittsburgh McDonald GOP

John Shanney Aims For 100th Birthday Dive Record

Huddersfield diver John Shanney plunged from the high board at the local swimming pool to celebrate turning 75. He said he hopes to observe his 100th birthday with another splash and continues training.

Hudderfield England John Shanney

Elliott Birth at Ukiah General Hospital

Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott of 215 S Main Street Ukiah a son on Aug 22 at Ukiah General Hospital in a birth notice.

Elliott Charles Elliott S. Main Street Ukiah Ukiah General Hospital

Local divorce filings and separations listed by date

A series of divorce and separation filings dated August 1964, naming parties from Ukiah, Compiche, Reno, Trinidad, and Areata. Entries include cruelty charges, marriages dates, separations, and final decrees or annulments, with multiple cases filed between August 19 and August 25, 1964.

Delbert Lee Avants Ukiah Vivian LaVeetta Spencer Gary Lester Sater Reno Nev Sharon Lee Hesseltine Larry Zane Hendrix Trinidad Sherma Lorene Marty Areata Joann Boscano David Richard’ Boscano Maria Fatima Buckmaster Harry Edsel Buckmaster Fort Bragg Charles L. Covington Barbara J. Covington Wayne: Burke Charles Rex Barbara

Dems and GOP Clash Over Civil Rights and Trade Policy

The dialogue covers Democratic calls for full observance and enforcement of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, protecting citizens’ rights. Republicans push a tough stance on Communist actions, while both sides discuss expanding economic ties, tariffs, and reapportionment reform with bipartisan critique of extremism from both left and right.

America Communist Party Ku Klux Klan John Birth Society

Card of Thanks for Bereavement Loss

The family expresses appreciation for kindness shown after the death of their husband and father. Names include Howard E. Seen Mrs. Howard E. Hudson Major Larry Hudson Gwen Hudson Mike Posey Hudson Tom Posey Hudson Howard E. Hudson Jr.

Howard E. Seen Howard E. Hudson Larry Hudson Gwen Hudson Mike Posey Hudson Tom Posey Hudson Howard E. Hudson, Jr

Kennedy Memory Evoked at Democratic National Convention

Atlantic City reports a Kennedy memory sparked the first major outburst of emotion at the 34th Democratic National Convention. More than 19,000 in the hall and millions watching at home erupted repeatedly as speaker John O Pastore praised President Kennedy and then Lyndon B. Johnson, delaying his keynote address by extensive applause.

Atlantic City Lsteners

ALL ABOARD FOR HONOLULU ON JOURNAL TOUR

All aboard for Honolulu as the Journal tours the island with a travel brochure available at the Journal of Travel Bureau located in the Palace Hotel.

Honolulu Journal of Travel Bureau Palace Hotel

Trojan Horse Label Pinned on Goldwater

Senator Pastore at the Democratic National Convention assailed Republican nominee Barry Goldwater as tied to extremists and a Trojan Horse plan. He said the GOP captured by reactionaries risks the nation, urging voters to back Kennedy Johnson as the experienced choice. He denounced Eisenhower disparagement and praised the Kennedy Johnson record.

Frederick H. Treesh Atlantic City UPI John O. Pastore Barry M. Goldwater Rhode Island Pastore John F. Kennedy Lyndon Johnson Republican Party John Birch Society Dwight D. Eisenhower

One Twin Saved Twin Drowns At Lake Isabelle

A Norwalk boy, Terrence Allen Glossen, 414, drowned in Lake Isabelle near Pioneer Point when his mother Thelma rushed to save his twin. Terrence slipped underwater, and he was recovered about an hour later. The family outing included his father John as the rescue occurred.

Bakersfield UPI Norwalk Lake Isabelle Terrence Allen Glossen Pioneer Point John Thelma

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