Newark Riots Not Attributed To Young Outsiders Records Show
Essex County grand jury indictments clear most of the 1,465 arrested during July riots in Newark. About 489 indictments involve 700 people, with 75 percent of charges for breaking and entering or larceny. Police records show 90 percent of arrestees from Newark, with 20 percent outside New Jersey and 50 percent over 25.
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N.J
Essex County Grand
Richard J. Hughes
William R. Ferranti
Grand Jury
Ferranti
U.S. Marshal's Office
Ferlanti
New Jersey
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Dean & Barry
New
Dean & Barry Velv
Harlem protest clashes with Capitol Police over rat bill
A Harlem group invaded the House galleries to protest a federal rat bill, clashing with Capitol police. Six injured, eight demonstrators arrested as police dispersed the crowd amid shouting and flying punches.
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Harlem
Capitol Police
New York
Capitol
House
Milwaukee guardsmen exit as city buries slain youth
Milwaukee’s Negro community laid 18 year old Clifford McKissick to rest after a July 30 disturbance left four dead. National Guardsmen withdrew as officials prepared for a federal model cities grant request and curfews stay in place through midweek. The mayor announced continued emergency measures and staff changes to improve community relations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Clifford McKissick
McKissick
Henry Maier
Negro
Maier
No Pill No Pay Student Fights UI Health Policy
Iowa University freshman Joel Whitaker says he will not pay his bill over the student health service denying birth control pills to his fiancée because she is not married. He says the doctor explained the policy to limit pills for unmarried women.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Joel Whitaker
Pauline Moore
Whitaker
Health Service
Moore
University Hospital
Detroit policemen charged in motel killings amid riot
Officials say more warrants may be issued in the case of two white Detroit patrolmen charged with murder in the slayings of Aubrey Pollard and Fred Temple during a motel raid at Algiers. Prosecutor Cahalan cites 80 witness statements and a police report, while FBI review proceeds.
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Detroit
William Cahalan
Wayne County
Ronald August
Robert Paille
August
Aubrey Pollard
Paille
Fred Temple
National
Algies
Carl Cooper
Cahalan
Cooper
National Guard
John Ashby
Detroit Police Homicide Bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Young Negro volunteers aid Wichita police during curfew
In Wichita Kansas on Monday night twelve youths and 14 volunteers patrolled the troubled northeast after a 10 pm to 4 am curfew was lifted by Police Chief Eugene Pond following violence and vandalism. The youths wore blue caps and acted largely on their own with police approval after meetings with Negro leaders.
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Wichita
Kan
Clarence Vollmer
Eugene Pond
Minnesota
Pond
Col
Charles Prowse
Triple Homicide Case Emerges From Gunfire Exchange
The bodies of Temple and Pollard were found in one room and Cooper in another across a hall after a shootout. No weapon was found near the victims, triggering an official investigation into the fatal incident.
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Temple
Cooper l
Cooper’s
Carpet Cleaning Offer for Vacation Time
Security Strassburger suggests arranging rug cleaning before you vacation so you return to sparkling floors. You can leave cleaning tasks to their experienced team with pickup before you leave and delivery after you return.
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Security
Strassburger
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