Chicago police struggle as youth clashes erupt near Harrison High
A wave of tense incidents in Lawndale features Negro youths clashing with police near Harrison High School. Investigations focus on a 17 year old shot in the head after class while 20 others are injured or arrested in a surge of forays by youths. Courts levy fines for rioting and unlawful assembly as officers urge protection of all residents rights in public spaces.
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Gas Station Burglary Probe Near Sterling Gas Station
Troy detectives continue inquiry into an attempted burglary at the Sterling Gas Station on Fifth Avenue. The owner, Roy Sterling, reports no loss after a rear door was forced. investigators include J R Dwyer Jr P P Durkee Marcus Connors Vincent Cunningham and Edmund Dalton.
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Speeding arrest of William E Myers at Brunswick road
William E Myers 39 of 14 Myrtle Ave Albany was arrested by Officer J J Tedesco for allegedly speeding at 50 mph on Brunswick road. He was released on bail for appearance in police court Thursday night.
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Drowning at River Scene Alleges Troy Details
Alfred Mahoney reports police findings on a drowning incident in Troy. Firefighters led by Acting Deputy Edward T. Moore responded at 11 50 am with an emergency boat. Police Chief Rokjer and Capt. Nicholas DeGiorgio oversaw a large rescue detail including skin divers from Waterford Emergency Team. Body recovered by Frank Charbotineau and Richard Reed after floodlights were used to inspect river bottom. Eyewitnesses from John B Garrett Inc described a youth who vanished after cries for help. Walter Urbanski attempted rescue with company resuscitator but failed to locate the victim. Others, including Robert Dunham, also jumped in but were unable to find Ward boy. Patrolmen Magnette and a large police detail notified all units. Ward, born April 20 1954 in Greenville NC, has a seven child family. he was recently injured and his right leg and hand bandaged. Family had not arranged funeral.
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Puerto Rico’s Industry Boom and Tax Exemption Appeal
Puerto Rico offers ten year tax exemptions to new industries, drawing 684 plants including American Can and General Electric. Industrial income surpassed agriculture three years ago as reform pushes growth, reducing communist influence. 1936 senatorial race saw communists garner 83 votes from 700,000 registered voters.
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Car slashing reported in Troy hit on street
Det. Edmund Dalton and Plainclothesman William Ryan investigating slashing of a La tham man’s 1960 compact car parked on a Troy street. Arthur M. Morrissey of 31 Hillcrest Ave Latham reported the damage to Troy Detective Bureau Sunday at 865th Ave.
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RPI student lodgings in Troy ransacked in summer break
Homes at 627 629 Grand Street Troy were entered and vandalized while unoccupied during summer, with a Hi Fi and telephone parts taken. Detective Marvin Ler is investigating, owner William Sheridan reports the break-in may relate to earlier missing items. police seek further inventory.
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Drill Diamonds Donated For Project Mohole By Diamonds
Johannesburg based industry donates 3000 carals of diamond drill material to the United States for Project Mohole. Washington forecasts US construction to reach seventy billion dollars annually by 1965, over twenty percent above the 1969 peak.
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Zoologist H. Gerould Dies at 92 at Dartmouth College
Zoologist Herbert Gerould, aged 92, longtime faculty at Dartmouth College, died Saturday. A leading authority on the physiology and genetics of insects, Gerould served five years at the college and was renowned for his work in entomology.
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Dartmouth College
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