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Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant police patrols were eased after weekend calm amid Negro unrest concerns. Leaders urged swift action on jobs schooling and police brutality while a protest march led by William Epton was dispersed and key officials pushed for citizen review measures. A fatal car crash in Kinston killed ten, marking North Carolina's worst highway disaster since a 1959 migrant worker collision.
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New York
Harlem
Brooklyn
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Arthur J. Katzman
Robert F. Wagner
Citizens Committee
Citizens Committee To Wotch Gale
Michael J. Murphy
Citizens Review Board
William Epton
Murphy
Epton
Harlem Defense Council
Progressive Labor Movement
Conrad J. Lynn
Kinston
N. C
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Alabama
Militant New Breed at Root of U S Negro Unrest
A Rochester scene report describes a rising militant youth current in national civil rights tensions. Early indications cite a pattern of fearless young men, distrust of authority, and readiness for violence in ongoing riots. The piece contrasts historical disciplined groups with a new cohort influencing unrest.
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U.S
New York
Rochester
Rochester riot toll climbs as National Guard moved in
Governor Rockefeller orders 1000 guardsmen into Rochester after a weekend of racial violence that left four dead and hundreds injured. police report 600 arrests and 300 more hurt, with looting and fires across the city.
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Rochester
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ranger 7 to End Six-Year Moon Failure Streak
Cape Kennedy reports the Ranger 7 spacecraft to launch today on a quarter-million-mile trip to the moon. An Atlas Agena rocket is set to lift between 11 am and 1 43 pm EST, with a 68 hour flight expected to yield over 4000 pictures. If successful, it ends a 12 launch failure run since 1958 and aids Apollo planning.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Moon
Goldstone
Calif
Timber Fall Tragedy Shifts Child Victim To Erie
A boy crushed by a 4x4 timber at Mick sawmill Spartansburg was moved from Corry Memorial Hospital to Erie for bone specialist care. Bradley Querreyeld, five, suffered a severe left arm fracture and shoulder dislocation after the timbers toppled while unloading for bridge work in Wayne Township. In a separate incident, a bus crash near Epinal, France killed 19 dancers and injured eight as the troupe returned from a folklore festival in Senones and headed to the Perpignan region.
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Corry Doy
Corry Memorial Hospital
Erie
Bradley Querreyeld
Mick
Spartansburg
Richard Querteveld
Wayne Township
Epinal
France
Senones
Perpignan
Court Rules Blatt Democratic Nomination in Senate Contest
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld a lower-court ruling in the Blatt Musmanno election contest giving the Democratic senatorial nomination to Genevieve Blatt. The 4 3 decision to a majority that included Justices Jones and O'Brien dissenting. Musmanno did not participate and Cohen did not sit.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Blatt
Windber Crash Kills Man and Teen, Pa
A station wagon driven by David Hiner struck Nicholas Pegich's car as it pulled onto Route 56 east of Windber Somerset County. Pegich 56 and David Hiner 16 died. Pegich's wife Mary Louise 44 was hospitalized in serious condition.
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Windber, Pa
Somerset County
Nicholas Pegich
Johnstown
David Hiner
Central City
Pegich
Mary Louise
Windber Hospital
Hiner
Pekrich
Fined and jailed Corry men face Erie County court sentences
Corry and nearby residents appeared before Judge Elmer Evans this morning. Louis Leystick of Bear Lake pleaded guilty to drunken driving, fined 150 dollars and costs, plus two weeks to a year in county jail, with probation afterward. William Zoften, 26, was fined 50 dollars and costs and placed on 23 months probation after two weeks in jail for resisting arrest. Richard Wesolosti, 19, received 100 dollars in fines, 23 months in jail, and license suspension for drunken driving. Milton Lovewell, 50, was fined 125 dollars on a drunken driving count.
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Corry
Erie County
Elmer Evans
Louis Leystick
Bear Lake
Leyslick
William Zoften
West Church Street
South Center Street
Richard Wesolosti
Milton Lovewell
R. D
Waterford
Educator Dr Thomas H Carroll dies at 49 in Washington
Dr Thomas H Carroll president of George Washington University died today after a heart attack at his Washington, D.C. home. He led the university since 2010 and was a noted educator and administrator.
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Washington
Thomas H. Carroll
George Washington University
Junk car accident injures two drivers on First Avenue
A scrap-bound junk car was pushed from a driveway into another vehicle on First Avenue injuring Doris, Arch Powers, and Burdette Gilford. Doris suffered facial lacerations and possible chest injuries and all three were taken to Corry Memorial Hospital. Berze drove away from the scene before the crash.
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First Avenue
Archie Powers
East Columbus Avenue
Doris
Corry Memorial Hospital
Corry
State Police Hunt Car In Hit Run Crashes
Two crashes were investigated by State Police on the Spartansburg Riceville road and Route 89 north of Titusville. John Wright 28 of 153 Wright street escaped injury after a hit and run incident. car damage $50. Edward Krawenyk 7 of Cresson rolled over on Route 8. damage $1,000. Suspected charges pending. Eight Pakistanis drowned and 10 missing after a boat capsized crossing the River Jhelum near Rawalpindi.
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John Wright
Wright Street
Spartansburg
Riceville
Walter Krupa
Wright
Krupa
Titusville
Edward Krawenyk
Cresson
Krawczyk
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Jhelum
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French Creek
Cambridge Springs
Theodore Clisla
State Department of Health
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Harrisburg
Glista
le Boelif
N.Y
Ernest Denny
Andrew Sparacind
Rochester Police Department
Hope Ranger
Court
Blatt Dem
Burdette Gilford
East South Street
George Bell
Second Avenue
Bell
Two Hart
Warren
James Benze
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