Nazi Rally Triggers Chicago Riots Across White Neighborhoods
Chicago reports describe a Nazi rally escalating into widespread clashes as white mobs confronted Negro residents and parade marchers in areas like Gage Park and Jefferson Park. Police used guns in the air to quell violence, with numerous arrests and property damage including shattered car windows and assaults.
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Dow Jones Edges Gains in Mixed Trading
Market summary reports Dow Jones averages inching higher while broader indices show mixed moves. Investors weigh tech and financials as trading closes with modest gains and fluctuating prices across key stocks.
Treasury report fragment details year totals and cash balance
Fragmentary treasury report shows a fiscal year total of 20.293.749.998 and cash balance 7.016.91287 with debts and ratios listed in incomplete figures. Reads like a mid report OCR snippet for government finance with several garbled numbers.
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Bermuda imposes 20 day residency rule for drivers
United Press International reports that Bermuda requires drivers to live in the colony at least 20 days before obtaining an automobile license. The rule aims to curb nonresidents from operating vehicles.
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NASA Orbiter photo tests extend to moon back side
Moon mission planners report film tests from the Ranger program and prepare the Orbiter to image the eastern edge of the moon seen from Earth. Retro rockets will lower the craft to about 28 miles for close inspection of landing sites as scientists praise the mission’s progress. A spokesman notes everything is in fine shape.
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FDA Panel Sees Some Pill Risks But Finds No Unsafe Use
A government panel notes rare but serious side effects from the pill and acknowledges theoretical risks from animal data and metabolic changes. It finds no conclusive data that the pill causes cancer or clotting but also lacks proof it cures acne reliefs menopause symptoms or liver disease and notes no data supporting reduced habitual abortion.
Airlines Reach New Contract After 20 Hours of Talks
Five major carriers Eastern United National Northwest and Trans World settle a new labor contract worth about 90 million dollars 14 million more than the bank recommended by a presidential emergency board. The deal ends a nationwide strike grounded roughly 60 percent of U S air traffic and relieves congressional pressure on a back to work measure.
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Examiner warns women about mini skirt distraction
Douglas Isle of Man driving examiner Wil laim Shimmin, 61, urged young women not to wear mini skirts to tests saying an attractive pair of legs could divert his eyes from the road.
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Hut twilen church blends Alpine peaks into ultramodern design
An architectural piece describes a Catholic church in Hut twilen Switzerland that adopts a lofty Alpine peak inspired abstract form. The structure mirrors Switzerland’s trend toward ward modernistic architecture while remaining appropriate to its village setting.
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Switzerland
Pleasence to Star in Dino De Laurentiis Film
English actor Donald Pleasence has signed to star in the film Matchless for producer Dino De Laurentiis on location in London.
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Air Force to host Wyoming on pampered field at Falcon Stadium
University of Wyoming and the US Air Force Academy will meet September 17 on a field heated year round by an electric blanket system. Developed by Singer Co of Auburn New York the 16.5 miles of wiring keep soil warm to extend the growing season and reduce turf damage, making Falcon Stadium the first athletic facility with the system.
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of Singer
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Stamp honors servicemen with flag photo art and bond milestone
A news photo showing a flag whipped by a breeze with the Statue of Liberty in the background inspired a new five cent stamp. It marks the 25th anniversary of the Savings Bond program and first issues are scheduled for October 26 at ceremonies in Sioux City Iowa.
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El Paso Juarez Streetcar Runs No More
The El Paso to Juarez streetcar, once the sole remaining international trolley, stopped service as bridges underwent rebuilding under the Chamizal agreement. Officials say the line is temporarily down for months, though some fear it may never resume its Juarez to El Paso loop.
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Western shootout at Mansfield store leaves four dead
In Mansfield Texas three men, Earl Clarence Wilson 48, John Paul Cartwright 24, and Jeff Cartwright 20, were killed after an argument over a stool in a drive in grocery. Arizona Jones 55, also of Mansfield, was wounded in the arm. Deputy Herman Cobb said the men fought with pistols and a shotgun found among the bodies.
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