Johnson taps Humphrey as Democratic VP in AC convention
President Johnson moved quickly to shape the campaign against Goldwater Miller, winning the Democratic nomination by acclamation in Atlantic City and selecting Minnesota Senator Hubert Humphrey as his running mate. He marked his 56th birthday with celebrations on the Boardwalk as delegates prepared for formal acceptance speeches.
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Raymond Lahr
Atlantic City
UPI
Johnson
Goldwater- Miller
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
America
White House
Washington
Texas
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Pedernales
Connecticut
Thomas E. Dodd
U. S
Dodd
Alaska
Florida
Joan Damsey
Raye
Tragedy Off Fort Bragg as Tuna Boat Sinks
Fort Bragg reports a 40-foot tuna boat Kia Ora II sank about 50 miles northwest of here at 9 am. A five-year-old daughter is missing and feared drowned. the captain Charles Cravey of Eureka, his wife, and their nine-year-old son survived, rescued by the fishing boat Rosalene. Coast Guard and planes join the search. the ship had been moored at Crescent City when a tidal surge from an Alaskan quake struck.
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Fort Bragg
Rosalene
Coast Guard
Charles Cravey
Eureka
Grader Fish Company
Novo
Jerry Grader
The
Journal
Crescent City
Gresham
Sundowner
Noyo
Defender
Oregon
Point Arena
Ukiah Starts School Sept 10 For Elementary Students
Ukiah elementary students resume Thursday Sept 10 under superintendent Jack Simpson. Morning kindergarten runs 9 to 11 10, afternoon 12 50 to 3. New students must register by Sept 4. Lunch 30 cents, milk included. milk-only charge 5 cents for bring-your-own lunches. Bus routes unchanged. kindergarten transport one-way in morning and one-way returning in afternoon.
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Ukiah
Jack Simpson
R V Registration Wednesday September 2 at Redwood Valley
Registration for all kindergar ten and new students at Redwood Valley Elementary School will be held Wednesday September 2 from 9 a.m. to noon. Kindergarten pupils must be five on or before December 1. Proof of birth and health records required. School starts Thursday September 10 after Labor Day and Admission Day.
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Redwood Valley Elementary School
Local Contractor Awarded Oak Street Paving Job
Absco Paving of Ukiah won the Oak Street widening project from Clay to Henry Streets with a 6545 bid, beating Ukiah rival Joe LaMalfa at 7995. City officials expect concrete work to finish by mid September with paving possible around October 1, and outlined steps to use about 38000 in new gas tax funds under the Collier-Unruh plan to match state money over four years.
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Absco Paving of
Ukiah
Oak Street
Clay
Henry Streets
Absco
Joe LaMalfa
al Kruth
Kruth
Collier-Unruh
Democratic National Convention Program in Atlantic City
UPI reports the convention opens at 8 30 p m EDT with an invocation by Archbishop Iakovos. The program includes pledge of allegiance a film tribute to Kennedy and Eleanor Roosevelt and Sam Rayburn tributes. An acceptance speech by the vice presidential nominee and later the presidential nominee follows with a benediction by Rev John Barclay.
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Atlantic City
UPI
Iakovos
Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of
North and South America
Enzo Stuart
President Kennedy
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
John Barclay
First Christian Church, Disciples of Christ
Austin, Tex
Brown says Humphrey best man for Johnson ticket
At the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City Californians praised Senator Hubert Humphrey as Vice President pick. Gov. Edmund G Brown called the choice the best Johnson could have made and joined the president in the box. Senator Pierre Salinger delivered the seconding speech and Brown drew cheers for his nominating address. California delegates cheered with sunburst banners and largely backed Johnson though some urged Brown for governor.
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Alabama
Texas
John
Connally
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Lyndon Johnson
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
America
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Kansas
Ohio
Ashtabula
Edmund G. Brown
Humphrey
Brown
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Caifornia
Northwestern California Weather Forecast Card
Fair conditions dominate through Friday with coastal overcast at night and in the mornings. Highs reach the 90s in inland areas and cooler nights with lows in the 50s to 60s. Coastal winds from the northwest to west 12 to 25 knots, stronger near headlands.
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California
Napa
Santa Rosa
Fires Report From Wednesday Evening And Today
Fire crews responded to multiple incidents including sawdust and chips at Hollow Tree Road and Masonite with no damage. A control burn occurred at South Oak and Gobbi with minor activity. A grass fire on Old Capella Road required Calpella Fire standby. A daytime grass fire on Sanford Lane near 11:49 was reported today.
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Hollow Tree Road
S. Oak
Gobbi
Redwood Valley- Calpella
Old Capella Road
Sanford Lane
Cleo Heads Toward U.S. Missile Site
Hurricane Cleo battered Miami with 100 mile per hour winds then roared north toward Cape Kennedy as preparations and warnings spread along the coast. Looting reported in Miami and Fort Lauderdale. one looter shot. No Florida deaths reported yet, though Caribbean casualties total 122.
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Frank Eidge
Miami
UPS
Cleo
Florida
Cape Kennedy
Miami Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Stuart
Fla
Caribbean
Guadeloupe
Cuba
Charleston
S.C
Bace Raton
Here
Weather Bureau
Vero Beach
Palm Beach
Miami Weather Bureau
Phillips Pleads Guilty to Auto Theft and Burglary
Glenn A. Phillips, charged with five counts of burglary and car theft, pled guilty to one count on each offense in Ukiah Justice Court. Other counts were dismissed in the interests of justice. Phillips will appear Sept. 3 in Superior Court. Lonnie Wise and Daryle Weller, Laytonville, pled guilty to second degree burglary and will also appear Sept. 3 in Superior Court. William Conley, Ukiah, murder trial reset for Oct 5. George W. Ray burglary sentencing continued to Sept. 3 for probation report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Phillips
Ukiah
Phillips
Lonnie Wise
Daryle Weller
Laytonville
Fred Goss
Superior
William Conley
George W. Ray
Riots Rule Saigon As Junta Is Named To Run South Viet Nam
Rioting and street violence erupt in Saigon as three generals are named to govern South Vietnam. A junta of Khanh, Minh, and Khiem oversees a caretaker regime while Buddhist and Catholic mobs clash, leaving at least 23 dead in three days. Party tensions rise as security forces open fire on demonstrators.
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Michael T. Malloy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
Military Revolutionary Council
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Duong van Minh
Tran Thien Khiem
Viet Nam
Final Ice Follies Winners Announced
Daily Journal closes its Find Your Name contest naming Newell Rawles of 395 N Spring Street and Elmer Purdy of 415 S Spring as final winners. Each received two free tickets to the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies in its final weeks at San Francisco Winterland.
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Newell Rawles
N. Spring Street
Elmer Purdy
Spring
Daily Journal
Rawles
Purdy
Shipstads and Johnson
Temperatures and Rainfall Report for August 1964
Readable data shows August 1964 temperatures with high and low values, date 26 and noon reading 83 degrees. Rainfall recorded at 0.14 inches, courtesy Ukiah Weather.
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Ukiaha Weather
Goldwater Could Use Humphrey Pick Against Libs
United Press International reports that Senator Barry Goldwater can frame Hubert Humphrey as a liberal symbol to attack the Democratic ticket. Goldwater loyalists view Humphrey and ADA as radical, opposing direct democracy and favoring a welfare state, according to conservative analyses and sources such as National Review and Arthur Schlesinger.
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Lyle Wilson
United Press International
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Americans For Democratic Action
ADA
Republican Party
Goldwater
National Review
James Burnham
Arthur Schlesinger
ADA World
Democratic Socialists
Europe
United States
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Praia
LBJ
R.V
Ann H. Pearson
U.S. Missile Site
Junta
Ray Herndon
da Nang
Tire Department
Burnham
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