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11 , uel outh.. •~aport trucks wo others Alert Atlanta ·Police Nip Possible New Riot in Bud· ATLANTA <UPD Reports another mob was forming sent a police emergency squad r ushing into Atlanta's riot: tom Negro district yesterday. Officers broke up a group of about 100 persons and arrested 10 who refused to disperse. Some of the Negr oes had "black power" em b I e m s pasted on their s hirts, proclaiming: "We're the greatest." a second the Thanh aged several okesman said. 1 nes were reCong stormed , of Vietnamese about 325 miles Saigon Weduesand were thrown losing 30 men, a militar y spokesHe added that casualties were The 10 persons taken into custody were loaded into two police wagons for the trip to j ail. Unlike Tuesday, when Negroes tried to overturn the police ,•ans, there was no attempt to interfere with the arrests. np is near Mo Due g Ngai province in After the brief flurry of e.xcitement, the ri ot squad armed with shotguns, tear gas and submachine g uns-\\·itbdrew to the edge of the Negro area, known as the Summerhill section, but remained on sta ndby. Musterin g point for t11e city's f orces was the parking Jot of the new Atlanta baseball stadium, where t he city set up a r efreshment stand for officers, m any of wl:\om h ave had very little sleep since the rioting erupted Tuesday. er centra l lowlands.

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6 ainst a mililia outpost miles nor theast of Saiess t han a n hour later, armen lobbed about 15 s at a Vietnamese mapost th ree miles west of 1. There was no word on 1alties in either case. Hundreds of Negroes were out on their front porches in (Continued on Page 16, Col. 1) Bolts N. Y. Democrats ew Id 1S lof r- and without t alking it over ester. Adams was nominated with Sen. Robert F . Kennedy, by the Conservatives in SaraD- .Y. toga Sp1·ings yesterday. The Republica n \Yill re" I'm an independent Demonominate Rockefeller in Roc hcrat in this fight," he said. ester today. Roosevelt's decision could Answering criticism that cut eriously into the vote for the Democratic ca ndidate, t heir n omination of Roosevelt City Council President Frank will assure the reelection of Rockefeller, the Libera 1 D. O'Connor, and boost Gov. N e I so n A. Rockefeller's Party last night revealed results of a statewide poll chances for re-election. wh icb it said showed t h a t However, some support normally goln&" to Rockefeller O'Connor would beat Rockemay &"O to Conservative Party feller by 600,000 vote , even candidate Paul L. Adams, 51, with Roo evelt running. academic dean of Roberts The son of the late PresiWesleyan Colle&"e near Roch- . dent said two weeks ago that the Democratic nomination was boss-controlled and that O'Connor had been promised it a year ago. Roosevelfs choice by th e Liberal Party's p olicy committee-it must b e ratified by a nomination todaymarks t he first time in its 22ear history that the party has not endorsed the candidate of the Democrntic Party for governor. The liberals usually draw from 250.000 to 350,000 votes on their line. This can be a determining factor in a clo e race. Today On .S outh Coast Manatee Com mission chairm an says new budget is expected to be completed today. P age 1-B. State Road Department says traffic light not needed at U.S. 301-Tallevast Road intersection. Page 1-B. Sarasota city and count:, officials reach tentative accord on proposed $3.1 million beach bond issue. Page 1-B. �