Riot at New Jersey boardwalk dance leaves 3 hospitalized
In Asbury Park a riot after a Saturday night youth dance drew about 200 participants and 15,000 spectators. Six youths and three juveniles were under arrest as police from multiple towns, state troopers, and reserves combined to quell the clashes along the oceanfront.
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Asbury Park
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Convention Hall
Oceanfront
Monmouth County Police
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Oil Imports Still High Despite Compliance Request
IPAA president Robert L. Wood told members that even with a government request to cut imports, foreign crude oil would not fall to 1954 levels. He estimated total crude imports would stay about 30,000 barrels per day higher in Q3 than H1, due to exemptions for Venezuelan and Canadian oil and West Coast supplies.
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Tulsa PB
Robert L. Wood
Independent Petroleum Assn. of America
Nhot
Wood
IPAA
U. S. West Coast
Gas Mistaken for Water Kills Five in Texas Fire
In Gonzales Texas a can of gasoline mistaken for water was poured on a hot stove to fight a blaze. The blast killed five people including Mrs John Gevera and her two young children Martin Gevera and David Ramos and Alberta 2. The house burned to ash and deputies investigated the accidental fire.
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Gonzales
Tex
John Gevera
Martin Gevera
David Ramos
John Ramos
Alberta
Ray Bright Jr
Gevera
Former Kansan Is Killed In Car Crash Near Williston
Thomas E. Pennington, 22, of Williston, an Amerada Petroleum Corp. employee, was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve and overturned near Williston early today. Pennington formerly lived at all.残
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Williston
N. D
Thomas E. Pennington
Amerada Petroleum Corp
Pennington
County Court Fines Oliver W. Conley for Unauthorized Driver
Oliver Wilson Conley of 413 North 2nd Street was fined ten dollars and costs in County Court for permitting an unauthorized person to drive his car. The June Saturday proceeding cited the charge and penalty.
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Oliver Wilson Conley
2Nd St
Air Force recruiter sets Lawrence presence two days weekly
S Sgt Lowell Stone of the Topeka United States Air Force Recruiting Station announced he will operate in Lawrence two days a week starting now. He will be in Lawrence from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm each Tuesday and Friday to answer questions about USA recruiting. He will be on the second floor of City Hall.
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Lowell Stone
Topeka
U.S. Air Force
Lawrence
Stone
Mondasani
City Hall
Firemen Fight Shed Blaze Near Lawrence
Firemen responded Sunday afternoon to the Melvin Edmonds residence about three miles south of Lawrence where a small shed caught fire. Damage was confined to the shed, fire officials said.
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Melvin Edmonds
Lawrence
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