Outbreak Aboard Excursion Boat Turns Holiday Outing Terror
Rioting teens from Buffalo and Ontario including 8 Negro and 4 white youths, ages 15 to 22, disrupted a Crystal Beach Amusement Park voyage aboard the Canadian ship the Diana. Police say the disorder, described as racial by an Ontario officer, left several injured and led to multiple arrests, with bail set at 500 dollars.
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Beach Row Escalates Amid Tide of Racial Tensions
Reports from the Buffalo Courier Express describe a violent disturbance at a park beach drawing 15,000 to 20,000 attendees, with 40 white youths attacked aboard a three deck steamship while the crowd, mostly Black passengers, outnumbered whites. Margaret Wynn and Dick Hirsch note that about 1,000 passengers were aboard, with roughly 80 percent Negro.
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Dick Hirsch
Buffalo Courier-Express
Wires of encouragement flow after Kentuckys primary win
Reports say wires of encouragement came from opponents including Gov A B Chandler after his upset victory over Joe Bates in the Democratic primary Tuesday. Senator Bates said he will press for highway toll road reimbursement in Congress as part of the interstate system bill, while Senate leaders disagree on reimbursement language. The House included a provision to reimburse toll or free highways built or contracted by June 30 1957, but the Senate bill lacked similar language. Conference will decide the issue. Senator Gore notes many states have no toll roads.
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Memorial Day Traffic Toll Falls Short of Expectation
National Safety Council reports Memorial Day traffic deaths at 1,101, about 10 percent below the 1,210 predicted. Two Kansas fatalities and 12 states plus D.C. saw no traffic deaths. Drownings reached 29 and 30 others died in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 160 across all causes. Weather drew motorists to roads for the holiday, with record highs noted in past years. Ottawa churches welcome you.
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Kentucky Demos in Full Harmony
Louisville Kentucky Senator Earle Clements said the Democrats will carry on in full harmony in the November general election after pledges of support from the opposing camp within his party. He stressed unity as the campaign proceeds.
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Earle C. Clements
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