Rochester Quiet After Citywide Racial Violence Tour
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller toured Rochester to review National Guard deployments after a three day riot that left four dead and hundreds injured. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr arrived in New York for talks with Mayor Wagner to curb riots and push for civilian review, police reforms, and faster school integration.
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Rochester
N.Y
New York
National Guard
New York City
Rockefeller
GAO flags misused runway funds at Lockbourne AFB Ohio
GAO says 197000 in runway money funded a golf course stables and a dog and cat hospital at Lockbourne Air Force Base near Columbus. Air Force admits reports may have lacked full disclosure and defends legality, while citing other projects as examples of improper classification to avoid congressional approval.
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UPI
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Ohio
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Air Force
Lockbourne
Andrews Air Force Base
Kirtland Air Force Base
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Newark, Ohio Air Force Base
Ruby To File New Appeal Soon
Ruby’s lawyers plan the first stage of an appeal in the Oswald murder case, filing a bill of exceptions with Texas Court of Criminal Appeals via Judge Joe B Brown. The document lists trial errors from the 35 day trial and may prompt delays as the facts transcript is completed.
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Jack Ruby
Detroit
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
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Brown
State Court
Austin
Texas
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Dann
Tonnhill
King Wagner Hold Late-Night Civil Rights Conference
UPI reports Dr. Martin Luther King and Mayor Robert F. Wagner met until 2 a.m. to seek nonviolent solutions to Negro civil rights demands. They discussed police brutality, school integration, and ghetto conditions with plans to continue talks at City Hall and with officials in Washington and Albany.
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New York
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Atlanta
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Harlem
Kenneth B. Keating
State Supreme Court
Harlem Defense Council
William Epton
UPI
Martin Luther King
Brooklyn
Rochester
East River
City Hall
Washington
Albany
Make Plans Now Cities Told To Meet Highway Planning Deadline
Eleven Ohio cities Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Hamilton Ironton Lima Lorain Elyria Springfield Steubenville and Toledo face cutoff of highway funds if they miss planning requirements by July 1 1959. House Roads Sub committee Chairman George Fallon rejects a 1-year delay request from AAA and says the 1962 act gives nearly three years to comply. The official notes federal funds to urban areas hinge on continuing cooperative planning between states and local communities.
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UPI
Ohio
Bureau of Public Roads
Canton
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Hamilton
Ironton
Lima
Lorain Elyria
Springfield
Steubenville
Toledo
American Automobile Association
Maryland Democrat
Violent Windstorm Lashes Minot North Dakota
A violent windstorm swept Minot causing injuries to 14 people and tossing house trailers. Unofficial winds reached 140 mph with damage including toppled trailers, downed power, and shattered windows. Runway lights failed and a North Central Airlines plane diverted to Minot AFB as police patrolled to curb looting.
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Minot
N.D
Midwest
Frogmore
S.C
Minot International Airport
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Minot Air Force Base
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