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...police work: without undue harshness or permissiveness, merely by enforcing the law as it is written, his cops had kept the peace in a potentially turbulent city. Even when the Harlem riots of 1964 set off secondary explosions of racial strife in the neighboring cities of Jersey City, Paterson and Elizabeth, Newark managed to keep its cool...
...migratory workers of the Far West and fully integrated the locals of whites and Negroes in the Deep South; they staged combative strikes in eastern mills and among the farm hands of the Midwest. They were theatrical by nature. To dramatize the issues in the 1913 general strike in Paterson, N.J., they took over Madison Square Garden for a Paterson Pageant. Massed choirs sang a funeral march as red carnations were piled on the caskets of slain strikers...
Totowa Presbyterian Church Paterson...
...hand guns, and in those states and areas with licensing laws, almost anyone who has the price of a pistol can get one. In Washington, D.C., police checked 200 persons who had received mail-order guns, found 25% of them had criminal records. In New Jersey, the Paterson Morning Call last November marked the second anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination by ordering a .38-cal. revolver by mail in the name of L. H. Oswald. It was promptly delivered...
...sprint relay looks like strong event for the Crimson. Morrison, Leo, Patterson, and available, among others. The mile relay team is equally deep, with Huvelle, Paterson, Lynch, McKelvey, and among whom to choose...