Mobs Burn U S Flag In Turkey Riot at Tamir fairgrounds shocks crowds
Turkiye Tamir hosting a Cyprus crisis flare up as mobs attack American Soviet British and United Arab Republic pavilions at the Tamir International Fair. Rioters tear flag, smash displays, and burn exhibits while police struggle to restrain crowds amid anti American and Greek demonstrations. Authorities report heavy damage to four pavilions and riots spreading to near Greek embassy as mobs chant anti Greek and anti NATO slogans.
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Weakened Cleo Moves Up Coast
Tropical Storm Cleo battered the Caribbean and Florida with gusts over 100 mph. The Weather Bureau said Cleo was disintegrating but heavy rain would reach parts of the east coast through Sunday. The storm left 133 dead in the Caribbean and caused over $2 million damage in Florida before moving north of Jacksonville.
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Miss Gastonia 1985 Peach Pearce Crowned Miss Gastonia
Georgia Kay Pearce known as Peach Pearce won the Miss Gastonia title at Hurter Huss High School leading a field of finalists. The 17 year old from Roland Park, Ashley High School graduate, will prepare for the Miss North Carolina contest next year. She earned top honors in talent evening gowns and congeniality, and received scholarships from local groups.
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Tornado Rips Laurinburg Causing Damages and Injuries
A tornado struck downtown Laurinburg North Carolina on Saturday tearing through the main section and a trailer park. It damaged homes and overturned trailers with several people reported injured though not seriously. Governor Terry Sanford surveyed the damage and a preliminary estimate of 730000 dollars was reported by state police. authorities planned a formal damage assessment.
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First Shootings In Racial Rioting In North Philadelphia
In a Saturday night flare of racial unrest police reported six shots at a North Philadelphia intersection amid looting and window smashing. Reinforcements of about 1400 officers restored order as crowds dispersed and traffic declined. Curfews and rapid police response limited further violence despite ongoing patrols and tense neighborhoods.
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War like clash in Philadelphia North Side riot
AP reports a mob in Philadelphia's North Side attacked police with bricks bottles and trash cans as two groups of about 75 people converged at a street intersection. Officers chased dispersed and officers were struck or injured while one woman was arrested during the disturbance.
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Two Accused Of Starting Riot Arrested in Philadelphia
Two accused of starting a riot in North Philadelphia Friday night, a Negro man and woman identified as Orleser Bradford, 44, and James Nettles, 41, were held on assault and inciting charges. Nettles seeks higher bail after prior arrests for assault and robbery. Bradford allegedly kicked and struggled as officers attempted to arrest her, while Nettles resisted at the scene.
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Philadelphia mayor proclaims street order after riot and looting
Mayor James H. J. Tate reads a proclamation ordering all people off the streets following a riot by Negro groups that damaged stores Friday night and Saturday. Police commissioner Howard Beale and City Solicitor Edward Bauer are noted in the caption.
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Philadelphia's North District Seethes as Tensions Rise
In Philadelphia the city known for its history and culture faces fresh racial strife amid street brawls sparked by a fatal shooting of a Black man by a white officer. Tensions flare around North Philadelphia as crowds raid shops and clash with police, while city leaders pledge to increase Black employment and address bitter race issues896
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Riots Across the North Sparked by Fatal Shootings and Rumors
AP reports major rioting in Harlem, Rochester, Jersey City, Paterson Elizabeth, Dixmoor, Philadelphia and other cities from July to August. Deaths, hundreds injured, thousands arrested, widespread property damage and looting follow alleged police actions and neighborhood tensions involving Black residents.
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