Rejected Bid for Vice Presidency in 1960
Article recalls Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey in 1960 when Johnson urged a Johnson Humphrey ticket to beat Kennedy. Humphrey refused, advocating Gene McCarthy instead. It contrasts Humphrey’s rise with his past struggles, and covers Goldwater and state rights stances, anti poverty actions, and Atlantic City events.
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Humphrey
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
United States
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Johnson-Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Gene McCarthy
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Kennedy
Minnesota
Hubert
Joratio
Atlantic City
Shellbourne Hotel
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Russia
State Department
Geneva
Democratic Party
Mississippi
Alabama
Senator Goldwater
Mississippi Freedom Democrats
British Mandate in Palestine under League of Nations
Britannica notes that from 1922 to 1948 Palestine was a mandate territory administered by Great Britain under the League of Nations and, later, the United Nations.
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Palestine
Great Britain
League of Nations
United Nations
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Energy at the Bridge Table Reveals Leader Loyalists
A bridge column discusses a West hand opening with diamond king and ace then leading spades, showing how energy can force risky play. South wins by a ruffing finesse and careful trumping to reach four spade tricks, while East’s jack of spades misleads.
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West
Dummy
South
Declarer
East
Local production credit meeting honors PCA leaders in West
In San Francisco the 30th anniversary of the Production Credit Association of the West was celebrated with over 500 attendees from 28 PCAs across Arizona California Utah and Nevada and other western cooperatives. Redwood Empire PCA manager James A. Shelton led local representatives alongside Gene F. Burger Chester Linser and F. T. Stipp. The program highlighted rising capital needs amid higher costs and weathered agriculture. George A. Curtis received long service recognition for 30 years on the Redwood Empire board, while Stipp was honored as a former board director. A segment honored ten directors and staff from the four western PCAs and bank staff for sustained service since the association’s founding.
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The
Credit Association
PCAS
San Francisco
Arizona
California
Utah
Nevada
James A. Shelton
Redwood Empire
George A. Curtis
Redwood Empire Production Credit Association
Stipp
Association
Intermediate Credit Bank
Consumer Prices Jump 0.3 Percent in July
Washington reports the July consumer price index rose 0.3 percent driven by sharp increases in meats, fresh fruits and vegetables, and higher costs for transportation and personal care. Clothing fell. The index stood at 108.3 percent of the 1957-59 average, up 1.1 percent from a year earlier. Since March 1961 overall prices have risen 4.4 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Labor Department
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dr Richardson Joins Ukiah Medical Group
Dr George Richardson is now associated with the Ukiah Medical Group per Dr J E B Gardner. He comes from Singapore where he served three years at an Adventist mission hospital, after five years private practice in Victorville. His career includes five years at Adventist Hospital Rangoon Burma. Educated at College of Medical Evangelists Loma Linda with a 1944 degree. Married to Nellie, they have three daughters Sharon 19 Bonnie 16 Nancy 12. They live in Regina Heights.
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George Richardson
Ukiah Medical Group
J. EB. Gardner
Richardson
Singapore
Seventh-day Adventist Mission Hospital
Victorville
Adventist Hospital
Rangoon
Burma
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
Nellie
Sharon
Pacific Union College
Bonnie
Healdsburg Academy
Nancy
Regina Heights
Almanac Today August 3 1964 history and birth facts
On Monday August 3 1964 the almanac notes Virgo births and events. Notable entry includes Arthur Godfrey born this day and historic items such as the 1886 Charleston earthquake, Edison motion pictures patent, 1954 Hurricane Carol fatalities, and 1955 Juan Peron resignation offer. Thinker Churchill quote closes.
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Saturn
Mars
Venus
Arthur Godfrey
Charleston
South Carolina
Thomas Edison
Juan Peron
Gatlings to Attend Tom Dove Funeral
To attend the funeral of Tom S. Dove of Oroville, Mr and Mrs William Gatling will travel to Yuba City on Tuesday for a 2 p m service at Allery Funeral Parlors Yuba City. Interment will be in Yuba City cemetery beside his late wife. Dove aged 99 died Saturday in Yuba City hospital after a broken hip and pneumonia. He was the brother in law of Mrs Gatling and their shared birthday anniversaries were celebrated together for years.
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Tom S. Dove
Oroville
William Gatling
Yuba City
Allery
Dove
Gatling
Bulls gore spectators in Spanish encierro riot
Six fighting bulls charged through San Sebastian de los Reyes during an encierro. More than 30 people were knocked down or gored as barricaded streets funneled bulls toward the bull ring. Spectators run with the bulls, risking injury.
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San Sebastian DE Los Reyes
Spain
UPI
Honeymoon TV uproar and widow's warning from Ann Landers
A newlywed husband's demand for a TV leads to a night in the lobby and a strained marriage. A second reader, Daffodil, recounts her husband’s death and poor finances, urging women to discuss end-of-life plans with spouses. The column thanks Daffodil and notes a confidential reader.
Leggett Valley Schools Open Sept 8 with New English Teacher
Principal Erling Dyrstad announced the Leggett Valley schools will open on Tuesday September 8. New faculty member is Alberta Beeson an English teacher with degrees from Northwestern University and USC. She has taught at San Mateo Carmel and Seattle University and consulted for Holt Rinehart and Winston. Other staff include Hilmer Finne Eleanor Snare James Nist Antonio Angeles Marvin Fregi Rosalie Cempura and Claudine Szelock covering science social studies languages and grades across the school.
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Erling Dyrstad
Leggett Valley
Alberta Beeson
Hilmer Finne
Eleanor Snare
James Nist
Antonio Angeles
Marvin Fregi
Rosalie Cempura
Claudine Szelock
Guests Should Pay For Damages At Your Home
A reader vents in anger about guests who damaged items in his home and refuses to cover replacement costs. He questions why friends would not offer to replace the table and lamp, and muses on whether he needs new friends. Ann Landers invites readers to mail problems for help.
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Ev Io
Ann
Bride
Mendocino County Ordinance Amends Classification Salary Tables
The Board of Supervisors of Mendocino County adopts amendments to Ordinance No. 468 redefining salary ranges for Accountant and Director of Animal Control and removing classes such as Accountant Auditor Mechanic Helper. The ordinance repeals conflicting ordinances, and will be published in the Ukiah Daily Journal, taking effect September 24. Adopted August 28, 1914 with no opposing votes.
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Sal Mendocino
Board of Supervisors
Mendocino
Poe
Ehetr
Mendocino County
Uktah Daily Journal
Sawyers
Kloo
Scaramena
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Drew Pearson
Io Washington
LBJ
Sheinwold
Alfred Sheinwold
S.F
Shelton
Dr. Richardson
Ky United Press International
Winston Churchill
Gatlings
Tom Dove
Ann Landers
George
Daffodil
Confidentia
Romeo
Pacific
Lallion
Pacific Gas and Electria Company
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