Racial riots erupt in Buffalo and Niagara Falls area
A violent unrest bursts across Buffalo's lower East Side and nearby Niagara Falls, leaving at least 8 injured including two police officers and more than 30 arrested. Looting and arson spread as youths roamed streets while police struggled to contain the disturbance overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Scott
Buffalo
N.Y
APY
Dhen
Lower East Side
Niagara Falls
Noora
Upstate
New York
Sycamore Street
Frank N. Felicetta
Obituaries From Hagerstown Area Distinguish Residents
Multiple obituaries detail deaths in Hagerstown area including Lloyd Dennis Stine of 1308 West Church Street and Charles E DeGrange formerly of Middletown. Also noted are Emmert Everhart of Tanvale Street and regional figures from Mercersburg and Greencastle. Services listed with dates, burial sites, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Dennis Sting
Tsband
Della Funk Stine
West Church Street
State Line
Wesley Sarl Stine
Magers. Town
Lelia Hoover
Takers Town
Pakehita
Hillet Corporation Aid
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Hagerstown
Betty Jane Teach
Williamsports
Mary Dixie Myers
Slaperstown
Iola Chamberlin
Greencastle
Teonte
Emma Gabler
Dolores Bloy
Route 2
Lelia Taylor
Jean Pryor
Paul Sh
Donald E
Gerald 1
Kenneth Wo
Khmerk P. Stine
Charles KE. DeGrange
Charles E. DeGrange
Middletown
Montesue Nome
Frederick
David and
Josephine Tioffmian DeGrange
Mt. Zion Eub Church
Myersville
Neme
C. Albert DeGrange
David DeGrange
Buller
Charles BE. DeGrange
Dry Run
Jacob
Elizabeth Everhart
St. Mark's
Mercersburg
Harry D. Hamilton
Washington County Hospital
John
Carrie Trays Fer Hamilton
Trinity United Church of Christ
Cansistory
Mercersburg Lions Cluss
Daisy Miller Tamilton
Carl Lowry
Medford
Frank Bete Hockville
Don Creager
James Wy Moyer
Fairview
Borly
Ecltieh
Priser
Lininger
Washington Street
Tite John
Susan Miller Rowland
Franklin County
Lost Creek
Juniata County
Woolbury
New Paris
Bedford County
Mechanicsburg
Chamberland County
Sauilhsburg
Thelma Rowland
Charles Fink
Levittown
G.I
E. S. Rowland
J. Richard Reid
Tragerstown
Mel
Harry Holsinger
Ridgely
Charles
Rowland
Hidgewater
Lintmerinan
Pam
Church of the Brethren Age
William Cave
Samuel D. Lindsay Wall
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Church of the Brethren
Stock Market Moves Higher on Active Trading
New York AP reports stocks rose early trading as investors digest rate talk and positive tone. Major names on the Big Board gained with Chrysler up over a point and Eastern Airlines climbing more than two, while Xerox slid about four. The American Exchange saw heavy volume and the tape ran seven minutes late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
American Stock Exchange
Chrysler
Eastern Airlines
Polaroid
Xerox
Schering
M-G-M
Viet Cong Battle Leaves U.S. Casualties Rising
A two day running engagement 40 miles northeast of Saigon leaves U S forces counting higher weekly losses with 874 American dead and 119 wounded for the week while enemy casualties reach 1 005 as a Viet Cong battalion vanishes into jungle after heavy fighting with ranger and infantry units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McArthur
Saigon
APIA
Laugpe
Associated Press
George Esper
U.S
Kaper
U.S. Mth Armored Cavalry Regment
U.S. Sth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lloyd D. Stine
Emmert Everhart
Emmert II
Everhart
Tanvale St
Gateway Nursing
Hester Weaver
Mester Gertrude Weaver
F. Spencer Weaver
Pleasantville
Brucetown
Sylvantus and
Susan Shimp Ambrose
Engle
Va. Va
E. Marion Weaver
Annie Mitchell
THE
Daily Mail
Sumenit Ave
Stewart Ambrose
Enate
Backles Funeral Home
Harpers Ferry
William "Talbott
Edge — Hill
Charles Town
Martha
Sutton
W. Sutton
Minnich Funeral Home
Gerald Carhaugh
Rest Waven
Pleasant Ridge Threth-1
Iven Church
Needmare
Charles Merrin
John Nowland
John E. Rowland
Waynesboro Hospital
Howland
Waynesboro
East Side
Viet
Vormad
Fernity Figura
Philco
Vemersok
Anhipaes
Ing Renal
Roni
Gta
Phono Ag
Downsville Pike
Wilson Blvd
Michelet
Persis
Beni