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The Weekend's TV: Any Human Heart, Sun, Channel 4JFK: the Making of Modern ... - Independent Independent--Kennedy's biggest victim was not Richard Nixon - who learnt the lessons from his bruises and eventually won the presidency - but -Hubert Humphrey-, ... - Date : Mon, 22 Nov 2010 00:02:41 GMT+00:00 |
Green Bay Packers vs Minnesota Vikings - Breaking World Cup News Breaking World Cup News--Green Bay travel to Minneapolis, MN today to take on the Minnesota Vikings at Mall of America Field at -Hubert- H. -Humphrey- Metrodome. ... - Date : Sun, 21 Nov 2010 17:49:29 GMT+00:00 |
NFL: Manning and Colts fall short against Patriots - Vancouver Sun Vancouver Sun--Brandon Jackson #32 of the Green Bay Packers is kept from scoring by Chris Cook #31 of the Minnesota Vikings at the -Hubert- H. -Humphrey- Metrodome on November ... - Date : Mon, 22 Nov 2010 01:52:38 GMT+00:00 |
The 'Happy Warrior' - Minnesota Daily Minnesota Daily---...- the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, as part of its year-long celebration of the centennial of -Hubert Humphrey's- birth, showed the documentary ... - Date : Wed, 17 Nov 2010 03:53:56 GMT+00:00 |
Tom's pick: Prep Bowl a bargain for football fans - St. Cloud Times St. Cloud Times--Some new spice was added to the state playoffs in 1982 with the opening of the -Hubert- H. -Humphrey- Metrodome. The Minnesota State High School League also ... - Date : Mon, 22 Nov 2010 06:34:04 GMT+00:00 |
10 Who Care Winner - Scott Guirlinger - WAVY-TV WAVY-TV-----HUBERT HUMPHREY- Our next honoree passes Humphrey's moral test with flying colors. By the age of 29, he has managed to raise more than $150000 for ... - Date : Thu, 18 Nov 2010 21:57:45 GMT+00:00 |
TV critic's picks: Thursday - Minneapolis Star Tribune Minneapolis Star Tribune--Democrats and Republicans alike can agree that -Hubert Humphrey- was a Minnesota institution, all the more reason to unite over "Hubert H. Humphrey: The Art ... - Date : Wed, 17 Nov 2010 21:39:12 GMT+00:00 |
Secretary Clinton Speaks to the 2010-2011 Hubert Humphrey Fellows - NewsBlaze NewsBlaze--You heard Assistant Secretary Ann Stock talk about -Hubert Humphrey-, one of our real inspirational leaders of the last century in the United States. ... - Date : Tue, 26 Oct 2010 20:30:02 GMT+00:00 |
Fritz Knaak and David Lillehaug. - The UpTake The UpTake---...- Lillehaug represented Al Franken during the 2008 recount. ;Together they discussed the recount with Professor Larry Jacobs at the -Hubert Humphrey- Institute.--- - Date : Thu, 11 Nov 2010 15:05:56 GMT+00:00 |
SHELBY'S FIVE - Minneapolis Star Tribune Minneapolis Star Tribune--"Fred Gates Jr.'s Safe" (1981): "Fred was -Hubert- H. -Humphrey's- right-hand man. On the day of his funeral, his home was broken into and the safe was stolen. ... - Date : Sun, 14 Nov 2010 06:45:47 GMT+00:00 |
Political offices | ||
Deputy President pro tempore of the United States Senate January 5, 1977 - January 13, 1978 | Succeeded by George J. Mitchell | |
Vacant | Vice President of the United States January 20, 1965 - January 20, 1969 | Succeeded by Spiro Agnew |
Preceded by Marvin Kline | Mayor of Minneapolis 1945 - 1949 | Succeeded by Eric G. Hoyer |
United States Senate | ||
Preceded by Eugene McCarthy | United States Senator from Minnesota|class=1 Served alongside: Walter Mondale, Wendell Anderson January 3, 1971 - January 13, 1978 | Succeeded by Muriel Humphrey |
Preceded by Joseph H. Ball | United States Senator from Minnesota|class=2 Served alongside: Edward Thye, Eugene McCarthy January 3, 1949 - December 29, 1964 | Succeeded by Walter Mondale |
Preceded by Mike Mansfield | Senate Majority Whip 1961 - 1964 | Succeeded by Russell B. Long |
Party political offices | ||
Preceded by Eugene McCarthy | Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party nominee for United States Senator from Minnesota (Class 1) 1970, 1976 | Succeeded by Bob Short |
Preceded by Lyndon B. Johnson | Democratic Party presidential candidate 1968 | Succeeded by George McGovern | Democratic Party vice presidential candidate 1964 | Succeeded by Edmund Muskie |
Preceded by Elmer Austin Benson (Farmer-Labor) Ed Murphy{{dn}} | Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party nominee for United States Senator from Minnesota (Class 2) 1948, 1954, 1960 | Succeeded by Walter Mondale |
Honorary titles | ||
Preceded by Lyndon B. Johnson | Persons who have lain in state or honor in the United States Capitol rotunda January 14, 1978 - January 15, 1978 | Succeeded by Unknown Soldier of the Vietnam Era (Michael Joseph Blassie) |
Class 1 | Rice * Ramsey * McMillan * Davis * Towne * Clapp * Kellogg * Shipstead * Thye * McCarthy * H. Humphrey * M. Humphrey * Durenberger * Grams * Dayton * Klobuchar | | |
Class 2 | Shields * Wilkinson * Norton * Windom * Stearns * Windom * Edgerton * Windom * Sabin * Washburn * K. Nelson * Johnson * Schall * Benson * Howard * Lundeen * Ball * A. Nelson * Ball * H. Humphrey * Mondale * Anderson * Boschwitz * Wellstone * Barkley * Coleman * Franken | |
Lewis * Curtis * Jones * Fess * Lewis * Minton * Hill * Wherry * Myers * Johnson * Saltonstall * Clements * Mansfield * Humphrey * Long * Kennedy * Byrd * Cranston * Stevens * Simpson * Cranston * Ford * Lott * Nickles * Reid * Nickles * Reid * McConnell * Durbin |
Democratic Party | 1956 Democratic National Convention | |
Candidates | Battle * Chandler * Davis * Harriman * Johnson * Kefauver * Lausche * Stevenson * Timmerman | |
VP Candidates | Brown * Clement * Collins * Gore * Hodges * Humphrey * Johnson * Kefauver * Kennedy * Symington * Wagner | |
Republican Party | 1956 Republican National Convention | |
Candidates | Eisenhower | |
VP Candidates | Nixon |
Democratic Party | 1960 Democratic National Convention | |
Candidates | Barnett * Brown * DiSalle * Fisher * Humphrey * Johnson * Kennedy * Meyner * Morse * Smathers * Stevenson * Symington | |
VP Candidates | Jackson * Johnson * Symington | |
Republican Party | 1960 Republican National Convention | |
Candidates | Goldwater * Nixon * Rockefeller | |
VP Candidates | Halleck * Lodge * Rockefeller |
Democratic Party | 1964 Democratic National Convention | |
Candidates | Brewster * Brown * Johnson * Kennedy * Randolph * Reynolds * Wallace * Welsh * Yorty | |
VP Candidates | Dodd * Humphrey * Kennedy * McCarthy | |
Republican Party | 1964 Republican National Convention | |
Candidates | Fong * Goldwater * Lodge * Nixon * Rhodes * Rockefeller * Scranton * Smith * Stassen | |
VP Candidates | Miller |
Democratic Party | 1968 Democratic National Convention | |
Candidates | Branigin * Crommelin * Fisher * Humphrey (campaign) * R. Kennedy (campaign) * Johnson * Lynch * McCarthy (campaign) * McGovern * Moore * Smathers * Young | |
VP Candidates | Muskie | |
Republican Party | 1968 Republican National Convention | |
Candidates | Carlson * Case * Fong * Lindsay * Nixon (campaign) * Reagan * Rhodes * N. Rockefeller * W. Rockefeller * Romney (campaign) * Stassen * Volpe | |
VP Candidates | Agnew * Brooke * Bush * Chafee * Evans * Finch * Hatfield * Javits * Love * Morton * Percy * Tower | |
Third Party | American Independent Party | |
Candidate | Wallace (campaign) | |
VP Candidate | LeMay |
Democratic Party | 1972 Democratic National Convention * Primaries | |
Candidates | Chisholm * Harris * Hartke * Humphrey * Jackson * Lindsay * McCarthy * McGovern (campaign) * Mills * Muskie * Sanford * Wallace * Yorty | |
VP Candidates | Eagleton (replaced) * Farenthold * Gravel * Peabody * Shriver | |
Republican Party | 1972 Republican National Convention * Primaries | |
Candidates | Ashbrook * McCloskey * Nixon (campaign) | |
VP Candidates | Agnew | |
Minor parties | Schmitz (American Independent) * Jenness (Socialist Workers) * Spock (People's) * Hospers (Libertarian) |
Convention * Primaries | Nominee: Jimmy Carter VP Nominee: Walter Mondale Other Candidates: Bayh * Bentsen * Brown * Byrd * Carey * Church * Harris * Humphrey * Jackson * Jaworski * Jordan * McCarthy * McCormack * Mondale * Randolph * Sanford * Shapp * Shriver * Stevenson * Udall * Wallace Other VP Candidates: Albert * Dellums * Jordan | |
Convention * Primaries | Nominee: Gerald Ford VP Nominee: Bob Dole Other Candidates: Buckley * Reagan * Richardson * Stassen Other VP Candidates: Helms | |
Minor parties | Thomas J. Anderson (American) * Lester Maddox (American Independent) * Gus Hall (Communist) * Roger MacBride (Libertarian) * Margaret Wright (People's) * Peter Camejo (Socialist Workers) * LaRouche (U.S. Labor Party) |