It's a house now, but before the late 1970's it was a neighborhood grocery popular with the kids.   It was located off High Drive where that street is now known as High Drive Terrace.  

Jim Erickson lived on Hon Drive in Riverside and it is believed this photo is at the gas station in Platte Woods now known as the Autobaun (as of 2018). 

The Starlight Club was about a half mile east on Vivion.  

SHOJI TABUCHI. Inspired from an earlier post. He is a Japanese American country music fiddler who rose to fame from his start at the Starlight Club east of Riverside in the early 60's. He got his start while on a chance meeting with Roy Acuff of the Grand Ole' Opry and then he left for Nashville. He's had his own theater in Branson since 1990. The difference between a fiddle and a violin is you don't spill beer on a violin. I reached to him and he responded with is amazing answer: 

It was located behind this house.

Was a popular hamburger restaurant that operated on the west side of the building behind the clock tower at Vivion and Gateway, where that location is commonly known as the third Quik Trip.  It was later purchased by Norma Hertzog  who kept Griff's for a while before changing it's name to Norm's. While Griff's, a manager was Rick Fuen and such notables as Bill Coen worked there.  The Hertzog's  ran it nearly three decades before selling it to Kathy Rose and Betty Burch, in 1994 where they named it Rosie's.  It closed in 1996. 

 December 10   Intercontinental Engineering is developed.   

 It's located on 65 acres on the west side of Riverside by the Missouri River, almost at the Parkville city limits at 1000 NW INTERCON DR and this is their corporate office. . Physically, it's the largest manufacturing plant in Riverside and has been doing so since at least 1962. They have tight security and manufacture mostly government contracts and depend on train and river travel as a main means of delivering products. A proprietary fleet of rail cars, combined with a 150-ton stiffleg crane at the dock facility, gives Intercon unique ability to handle large or heavy components. Shop gantry cranes up to 100-ton capacity, and various mobile cranes augment Intercon's extensive material handling capability.  

Now known as Northcrest on the far north end of the city on Gateway.

Riverside Speedway AD, June 27

Telephoto shot southeast towards Red X and the Riverside Drive In. 

Second photo if about how that shot looks today [2020]  using Google Earth.

Bobo Cossey working at Nelson's Garden's

Road Map of Riverside provided by Homer Williams.

It was located down the hill behind St. Matthew's Church and began about 1966.  It was torn down in the mid 90's.  It was a popular spot for sock hops, the Boy Scouts and in it's last years became a Clothing Closet for Platte County.