RIOTING IN NORTH PHILADELPHIA LOOTING AND BRUTALITY REPORTED
UPI reporter Mary Lou Oates covers a night of riots in North Philadelphia sparked by a minor traffic arrest. Looters smash windows, carry liquor and appliances, while police clash with shouting crowds. Rioters target shops as storefronts are wrecked. White police brutality accusations surface amid chaotic scenes.
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U S Economy Boosted by Tax Cut and Growth in 1964
The Commerce Department reports in early 1964 the economy expanded and wages rose, adding $11 billion in spendable income while the March tax cut added $9 billion. Combined, a $20 billion boost increased after tax income in the first half. Corporate profits rose at an annual $3.5 billion. about half due to growth and half to the tax cut. Federal receipts fell less than expected with the revenue decline at $7.3 billion and corporate levies down about $200 million.
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Black riot crowds clash with police in Philadelphia streets
Women shout profanity and throw objects as rioters loot shops. Police Commissioner Frank Rizzo forms a phalanx of 150 officers and orders arrests to clear the class-littered streets. Dawn relief arrives but looting continues amid jeering mobs and accusations of police brutality.
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Weather table for 24 hours ending 4 am US Weather Bureau San Francisco
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Cleo Blows Through Georgia Rains Northward Toward Carolinas
Hurricane Cleo's remnants soaked coastal Georgia with heavy rain and 40 to 50 mph winds as it moves north, threatening the Carolinas with tornadoes. Seven inches of rain fell in Savannah in five hours, with flash flooding prompting evacuations and civil defense changes, while Charleston and Florence braced for more storms.
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Sgt Alvin York Hospitalized Again In Tennessee
Ailing WWI hero Sgt. Alvin York was ordered hospitalized after doctors diagnosed fever and deterioration of his condition. The 76 year old veteran was to be moved by ambulance from Pall Mall to Nashville Veterans Hospital, where he had earlier received treatment for dehydration and pneumonia.
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