Police patrol NYC hotspot after racially charged clashes
Police patrolled a racial hotspot in New York City where a major incident between whites and Negroes was narrowly averted at a teen age hangout scene of several violent clashes this week. Four hundred jet trained patrolmen and detectives rushed Monday night to the Bronx diner to quell rioting amid ongoing integration demonstrations.
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Weather and race tensions across the northeast area
Weather forecast for Northeast and Northwest Ohio shows highs 70 to 78 with clear cool nights. Monday highs 61 to 69. humidity at 70 percent in the morning, 56 at 2 p.m., 41 at 8 p.m. A man identified as a detective agency owner was taken into custody after firing into the air amid a scuffle at a diner as a riot call drew 400 police. several patrolmen were pelted with stones. A biracial meeting in Beverly Hills aims to promote integration with Burt Lancaster and Tony Franciosa among participants. Demonstrations were anticipated in Cambridge Maryland as state troopers and police dogs prepare for crowd control.
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Amherst City Council seeks PUCO hearing on water service
Amherst City Council requests a PUCO hearing to review water service issues as part of ongoing utility discussions. The note appears among a list of county and regional items in the newspaper, with related notices about votes and budget coverage.
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PUCO
Oberlin man leads Ohio golf tourney
Oberlin’s Bob Bourne Jr. shot a one under par 35 on the front nine and 38 on the back for a one over 73 to lead early in the Ohio Amateur at Elyria Country Club. Carl Unis and Clyde Hoffman follow with 74 and 75. Norman Fisher Sr. and Richard Heyl posted 76. Neal Shannon carded 80.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Elyria Country Club
Bourne
University of Houston
Carl Unis
Cleveland
Clyde Hoffman
Portsmouth
Norman Fisher Sr
Solon
Richard Heyl
Norwalk
Neal Shannon
ZIP code costs agency in county budget request
County Treasurer J Grant Keys said ZIP code will cost about 1500 dollars next year as part of the 1964 budget request. He noted two office staff will work three months to prepare research for the ZIP code rollout, while officials say the Post Office has urged adoption no later than two years. Meanwhile UPI reports a U.S. crackdown on Cuban financial transactions will block more than 330 million in Cuban assets in U.S. banks and curtail dollar dealings with Cuba worldwide.
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James Tracy
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Kennedy urges Goldberg to arbitrate rail dispute
President Kennedy proposed Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg arbitrate the national rail drawlout, with a 10 a.m. Wednesday deadline for acceptance. Goldberg would issue binding recommendations, potentially avoiding a nationwide rail strike as unions resist anti featherbedding rules.
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Jargens Brotherhoods
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Wolfe
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United Steelworkers Union
White House
Something fishy about this call
A group of five fishermen on Yellow Water Creek were arrested for shocking fish using a crankup telephone. Authorities identified four men: Terry Register, 17, of Cottondale Florida. Herman Rivers, 20. Guy Decker, 21. Gerry Hoard, 20, all of Jackson. plus a juvenile.
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UPI
Yellow Water Creek
Terry Register
Cottondale
Fla
Herman Rivers
Guy Decker
Gerry Hoard
Jackson
Fish and Game
Game and Fish
Four Dead in Lorain Arson Fire Under Scrutiny
Lorain safety director Ed ward Firment cited human errors in firefighting at the Lake View Avenue arson blaze that killed four, including three children. Harold Carter counted 11 deliberately set fires at the home as investigations review training and bystander impact.
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Edward Firment
Lakeview Ave
Alfred G. Nickley
Firment
Harold Carter
Pearl Ksenich
Lorain County Cor
Mystery over Rachman death fuels Profumo scandal
London reports stir as doubts surface about the death of Polish-born Peter Rachman 42, once linked to Marilyn Rice-Davies. MP Ben Parkin questions the low estate value and suggests body-switching as a possibility while the Profumo affair widens with Christine Keeler and Ward hearings ongoing.
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UPI
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Marmdy) Rice-Davies
Peter
Peter) Rachman
Profumo
John Edgecombe
Christine Keeler
Miss Rice-Davies
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Edgecombe
John Profumo
Par
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