Rioting in Rochester prompts state of emergency call
Riots across Rochester centered in Jefferson Avenue and Joseph Avenue areas left police overwhelmed. Tear gas and high pressure water used to disperse crowds as curfews and National Guard standby were authorized. many rioters were restrained or jailed while loot filled city jail and damaged shops.
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Weather Update Notes From Page 1 Weather
A thunderstorm caused outages and at least two fires on utility poles near Highlands. The J E Boyd Bicycle and Sewing Machine shop sustained about 800 dollars in bicycle parts and equipment and smoke damage from a lightning fire. Public works official Albright reported no storm damage reports beyond the water well.
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Sanctions on Cuba approval linked to Inter-American treaty
The Ninth Foreign Ministers Conference backed sanctions against Cuba after discovering a three-ton cache of arms with Cuban markings on a Fall eur beach. Bolivia and Uruguay align with the majority, Chile possibly later, while Mexico criticizes Castro. The group warned that any Cuban aggression could invite armed force from OAS members.
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Three Car Collision Claims Driver and Funeral Details
State Highway Patrolman G Henry said Lilly believed to have driven the southbound car tried to pass another vehicle and collided with Whitley s car. The crash knocked the engine from the Lilly car. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Mexia at Corley-Channel for Whitley. he lived most of his life in Mexia and the Houston-Baytown area. He is survived by four daughters and his mother Mrs Carrie Minter of Beat. Crist Funeral. Graveside services announced. An extradition hearing before Texas Secretary of State memory gardens for Mrs Maryford Martin set for Tuesday. Crist 63 of Barnet Texas mother of George Eliott Foreman declined to confirm. Candace Messler widow of slain financier in Mayo. Other services held Monday morning in Burnet. Mrs. visited Mrs. slain financier. Mayo Rochester Minn. hospital.
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Second Loss Hove Six Others Convicted Of Fraud
A Chicago jury convicted Teamsters Union President J RB Hoffa and six others on multiple counts in a massive pension fund fraud scheme. They fraudulently arranged over 20 million in loans and diverted more than 2 million for personal use. Hoffa faces up to 20 years and a 512,000 fine. Other defendants include Samuel Hy s Prosecution leader and several associates with sentences ranging years. the case followed 13 weeks of testimony and a drawn-out trial.
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Scheel Split Studied Continued by Board of Regents
The board discussed future elections and locating $200 across-the-board pay raises for teachers, estimated to cost the district over $160,000 annually. Budget deliberations for 1959-65 were delayed after Baytown Education Association requests. Superintendent George Gentry urged using contingencies, though ongoing funding remains unresolved without tax increases.
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