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Tha OP ) Lake I attrrday July 1567 15 r! opttott 1 f 1 1 ' i Racial Violence Explodes Anew Death Toll in Newark Climbs 1 t Continued From rage of a new outbreak of fire Elsewhere normally busy Newark was eerily quiet its and stores deserted long before event On but police have the authority to defend 'themselves" Forty clergymen were recruited to alk the streets of the crisis sector in advance of the curfew in a quest for racial peace Hughes invoked the state's emergency defense law for the first timeitnce a severe storm in 1962 devastat d New JerItey beaches It permits him i Tole to lay down any rules needed to protect life and property int an area of natudisaster ral or It differs from martial law which would grant Hughes similar power but of the in his role as commander-in-chie- f National Guard It was understood that Hughes considered the civilian measure less likely to further inflame Newark Ne- cl ':1 ' - r Police details were strengthened in of East Orange communities adjacent ‘j South Orange and Maplewood against any spread of the rioting - An estimated 2600 National Guards men backed up by helmeted police with riot guns in sealing off the Negro district even as a ghastly carnival of looting continued in broad daylight through section the mile-lon"It Is like laughing at a funeral — the liestruction is unbelievable" said Hughes after a tour of the riot area Irvington ' Arrest Press International The Newark outbreak of racial violence was one of the worst in recent years The others are: United ' :4 of Cab : 47''''14:14:f'-::- 1' i'' : : 4 0 - - 1 door-way- half-trac- ' $ It 1Z ' i 4 i i ! 0 " t ci 41 A st ' ? 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'! 47 7 - lk i C' ' Fs i ' frk I i 1 4 me N I L i rr-14 r of swe4 !F Itmoi iytsoulteeh Perry Chicago July 12 1966: Negro children object to policemen shutting off a west-sid- e fire hydrant in midst of heat wave Hostile atmosphere builds up following day and on July 14 Negroes go on rampage sniping at police- - and hurling bricks at buses A ' ': ing for closer contact with the people The impromptu action came shortly after an impassioned memspeech by a ber of the board brought the t rwecoroltimnmgesnessd imonortoe adjournment "If you adjourn area ii Iti-- yis210-Ii- L 11 ' 't I $ 4 1 4'eethAltiftet -- 14 1 J : ' s 1: — '- - ' 1 tr11'vt t " It '1 : t Los Angeles Aug 11 1965: rioting breaks out in Watts district of Los Angeles after police arrest Marquette Frye a Negro on a charge of reckless driving National Guard is called out Aug 13 following two nights of violence and between 14000 and 15000 troops converge on I ' I The Initial disorder was touched off with the arrest Wednesday night of a Negro cab driVer for a traffic violation in Washington Johnson President talked by telephone with Hughes Friday and offered to consider federal assist ance — which could include federalization of the state National Guard or the sending in of US marshals or other law enforcement help "At this point Gov Hughes has not requested any additional help" said George Christian presidential press sec retary Christian added that Hughes ini tiated the call to the President A main street in the Negro neighborhood Springfield Avenue was closed to traffic for a distance of 15 blocks Nas tional guardsmen were stationed in and others with guns patrolled in a a mobile personnel carrier equipped with defensive armor Bayonets mere fixed to their rifles More than 1000 Newark firemen were in reserve In the BOSTON (AP) — About half the delegates to the NAACP convention staged a rebellion Friday staying in a darkened ballroom after adjournment to call for an overhaul of its governing body The militant New York' state conference largest sin- gle state delegation at the followed c o n vention its "Young Turk" president Donald Lee of Buffalo in refusing to move after Chairman Macalled for tthew 1 : " g ' i I i ''t BALI-H- 11 ! '' Police II :1 64 Mayor Hugh Addonizio enlisted the clergymen both white and Negro to go into the ghetto with police protection He declared: "My principal interest is the preservation of law and order and restor ing it to the streets" lie asked the residents of the city to stay inside and remain calm Addonizio said he had no knowledge of who the riot leaders were but that he was willing to meet with them if they would come forward those injured and arrested Among was Negro playwright Le Roi J9nes He was treated for head injuries' at City Hospital after he was struck by a bottle Released from the hospital Jones later was picked up in the heart of the riot area Police said be had two loaded 32 caliber pistols in his possession He was remanded to the comity jail in $25000 bond for a hearing July 26 on an illegal weapons charge roes Strengthen t s Preservation of Lave e man-mad- ! 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