Four Chicago Officers Hurt In White Mob Riot
Four Chicago policemen were injured as hundreds of rock throwers attacked two newly integrated Negro families in a largely white neighborhood. Police arrested at least 37. the area was sealed off and federal and military officials were alerted as the violence spread to similar protests elsewhere in the nation.
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Publisher Helio Fernandes Freed From Jail in Brazil
Helio Fernandes publisher of Tribuna da Imprensa was released on habeas corpus after a week in jail by order of War Minister Jair Dantas. The Supreme Court issued the writ freeing him for publishing information classified by the War Ministry and he refused to reveal his source.
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Son of Jurist May Face Term In Auto Fatality
A Bronx County grand jury may indict 23 year old Gareth Martinis son of a Criminal Court judge on vehicular homicide after a May 19 crash that killed five. The panel heard 26 witnesses including survivor Eugene Kramon in a wheelchair. 21 subpoenas remain. If convicted, Martinis faces up to five years and a $1000 fine.
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Bronx Justice Controversy Over Quick Ruling
Outcry rises as three justices return a verdict after five minutes and are linked to Martinis' father, Justice Joseph A. Martinis, in Bronx criminology coverage.
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Meadows Halfway Racing Runs Strong at Washington
Meadows at Washington reports strong attendance and handle after 25 nights. Officials say 133,166 fans attended and handle reached 4,203,293 dollars, ahead of expectations as the season continues through July.
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State receives 250000 share of racing handle funds
Meadows officials deny claims they will seek an extension of the track season. The track will conduct a 50 day meeting with admission and sales tax contributing to the state revenue.
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Japan 1953 Wheat Crop Forecast Shrinks to 1.5 Million Tons
Japan projects its 1953 wheat output at 1.5 million metric tons, a decline of 130000 tons from the prior year, signaling tighter supplies and lower harvest expectations.
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Kennedy Proclaims American Education Week
President Kennedy designated November 10 to 16 as American Education Week urging Americans to learn about school college and university opportunities and the quality of education available to individuals through these institutions.
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Juvenile Driver Ordered to Work for Victim After Crash
In Philadelphia a 16 year old boy, Arthur J. Brookes Jr., was ordered by a juvenile court judge to quit school, start work, and pay one half of his net earnings to the family of Steven Breitenbach after injuring him with a borrowed car without a license. Brookes was assigned as a hod carrier at a $2 per hour rate by Jack Casper bricklaying firm and must meet a $5,000 judgment if payments lapse.
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Wirtz seeks ban on loaded labor terms in hearings
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz told a congressional panel that certain terms in labor management relations such as compulsory arbitration right to work go on strike breaker and featherbedding are loaded and should be banned from use.
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Bolshoi Ballet Plans 10-Week U.S. Tour Start Oct 1
The Bolshoi Ballet will launch a 10 week tour of the United States and Canada on October 1, with performances slated across multiple cities as announced today by officials. The company aims to bring renowned Russian dance to audiences nationwide.
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Moonshiners Form Syndicates Across Southeast
Federal official F. Dale McLanahan says southeastern moonshine operators have organized syndicates to ship illicit whiskey to northern states including Detroit and Buffalo. He notes the Tennessee moonshine industry is a massive ongoing problem and calls for more ATD agents.
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