The Pontiac Press: 1964-08-26

Abstract

Dems to acclaim President Johnson tonight: Humphrey seen as VP nominee ; UAW faced with decision ; Film provides leads in Cass Lake death ; State's Dems unite, divide ; Mississippians leave confab ; State Dems in bitter row over seating controversy ; Man guilty of beating, killing dog ; Enough funds for city raises ; 7 area beauty queens vie for State Fair title ; Judge says end 'shadowy definition': Move fast on acting chief, city told ; City locals vote to strike GM ; Schools slate registration ; Birmingham area news: Plans near completion for hall, fire station ; Two April OU grads head for Columbia ; State Kiwanis post goes to area man ; 'GOP frontlash worse than racial backlash' ; Two honored for service to hospital ; New director for aid society ; Changed US prison system: Renowned penologist to retire ; Grand jury indicts three in Negro educator death ; Switch site of 'lunar' space tests ; LA sighs its relief as Beatles depart ; Schools set times of physical exams