Anatomy of a Riot on a Friday Night in Rochester
In Rochester, a street dance turns chaotic after a confrontation with a disruptive youth. Patrolmen Cerretto and Bacon cuff the suspect, sparking a crowd to surge, with two plainclothes officers Dan Funk and Sal Arnone responding as reinforcements. The incident unfolds at 11 38 p.m. on Nassau Street and Joseph Avenue.
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Stevens
Myricks
Anthony Cerretto
Roger
Nassau Street
Joseph Avenue
Dan Funk
Sal Arnone
Rochester
Funk
Arnone
K-9 Corps
New York Central
U.S. Post Office
Polirom
Brighton
Greece
Ball predicts continuity of U S foreign policy after election
Under secretary of State George W. Ball says the American people are satisfied with the broad lines of U S foreign policy and will show support at the polls in November. The statement came during a radio interview taped for Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. AP report.
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TON (Ap
George W. Ball
U.S
Ball
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Washington
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Poor Horse Traders In Houston
Two girls aged 9 and 7 ran away with a Shetland pony they bought for 1.10, sold for 1, and spent 10 cents on chips. Police sought the pony and the buyer. The story also references a July 25 1964 riot and its causes, noting rumors and violence in Rochester and broader city unrest.
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Liddie Bell Baker
Jannie Lavelle Musick
Liddie Bell
Rochester
McDivitt to Pilot 2nd Gemini Flight
Capt. James A. McDivitt of Chicago will command the second Gemini mission with Capt. Edward H. White II of San Antonio as copilot. The GT4 crew was announced by Paul Haney as Maj. L. Gordon Cooper Jr. was bypassed. The flight is slated for early 1965 with a three to four day mission and Gemini cadence of about one flight every three months.
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Houston, Tex
James A. McDivitt
Chicago
Gemini
Edward H. White
San Antonio
Tex
Paul Haney
Manned Spacecraft Center
Project Mercury
Maj
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Mercury
Cooper
Frank Borman
James A. Lovell Jr
Borrhamr
Haney
Virgil IL Grissom
Cmdr
Thomas Stafford
McDivitt
University of Michigan
Air Force
Korea
White
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
Man Guilty in Insurance Scam Causing 35 Accidents
Kansas City man Joseph Lewis Appleby 40 pleaded guilty to grand jury indictment for collecting about $10000 on a false injury claim. Prosecutor Donald L. Mason said 42 witnesses were ready to testify that Appleby staged crashes by brake checking vehicles, then filed for insurance payouts.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Joseph Lewis Appleby
Donald L. Mason
Appleby
Truch
Insurance adjuster seeks medical care after injury
A insurance adjuster reported neck and back pain and planned to see a doctor. He typically settled for about $100 to $200 in cash.
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Surance
Builder Buried Beneath Cathedral Sanctuary
In Columbus Ohio the chief builder Bishop Sylvester Rosecrans died at 51 the evening after St. Joseph's Cathedral consecration in 1878. He acquired the site and is buried beneath the sanctuary.
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Columbus
Ohio
St. Joseph's
Sylvester Rosecrans
Tobacco Crop Said Promising in Old Belt
Winston-Salem official J Bryan Harper says this year's North Carolina Virginia Old Belt tobacco crop looks most promising since 1939. He cites favorable progress despite abnormal rainfall and notes a dry June 1939 gave way to July rains that revived growth. He predicts a fine 1964 crop if fair weather continues in coming weeks.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
J. Bryan Harper
Winston-Salem Board of Trade
North Carolina
Virginia Old Belt
Old Belt
Harper
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Bernard Gavzer
N.Y
Helen Myricks
Gene Stevens
Car
Mrs. Myricks
Cérretto
Bacon
Dan
Sal
General Accounting Office
GAO
Welfare Department
Department
Social Security Administration
Winchester
Shenandoa National
Philco
Winchester Days
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Rambler
American Motors Corporation
Kern Motor Company, Inc
South Loude
Broadway
Rudy Vallee
Cbs-Tv
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