Takeoff From N.Y. 20 Americans In Disaster Toll
A Venezuelan airliner crashed in the Atlantic after takeoff from Idlewild killing 20 Americans and 54 others. The four engine Super Constellation, 9,500 feet up, dropped in a ball of fire as rescue units searched 35 miles east of Asbury Park. Coast Guard vessels and aircraft scoured the water for survivors and wreckage.
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Idlewild
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Eastern Airy Lines
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Daniel Handler
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New Jersey
Asbury Park
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Red Arms On Display At Egyptian Suez Parade
In Cairo a massive military parade marked Britain's withdrawal from the Suez Canal zone. Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser reviewed seven Arab army detachments while Soviet and Cuban equipment flew overhead. Dmitri Shepilov and Gen. Sir Brian Robertson watched from the stands as the 74-year occupation ended.
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Britain
Suez Canal Zone
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Slovakia
Dmitri Shepilov
Nasser
Sir Briam Robertson
Middle East
Suez
French Battle Drives Rebels From Caves West of Oran
French security forces with artillery and naval air support cleared an Algerian rebel band from caves west of Oran. Casualties were admitted on the attacking French side. Fighting hindered by rugged terrain. Further clashes in Aures Nementcha and Kabyle regions reported with several rebels killed or captured.
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IWS
Oran
Aures
Nementcha
Kabylle
Police Officer Tugwell pleads guilty to shooting case
Los Angeles officer Jack R. Tugwell admitted lying in his official report on the May shooting of 21 year old Patrick Bayne. He pleaded guilty to four of five departments and faces a possible 120 day suspension.
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Los Angeles
Jack R. Tugwell
Tugwell
Patrick Banev
Hospital Nurse Contract Sought by CSNA with Eden Board
The California State Nurses Association seeks direct talks with Eden Hospital to negotiate a contract for registered nurses. The board will consider the request at tomorrow's meeting. The CSNA demands a higher, costlier contract due to nurse turnover, while Eden via United Employers argues turnover is not exceptional.
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Eden Hospital
Board of Directors
Eden
Ann Holligsworth
CSNA
San Francisco
John Cantwell
United Employers
Can
Cantwell
Ila
United
Phone Telegraph Lines Knocked Out in California
Overland communications between California and eastern points were cut for 1 hour 19 minutes ending at 9 03 p m last night. The break interrupted east west telephone teletype and telegraph services including transcontinental wires of International News Service and other agencies. A telephone company spokesman said a wire splicer spilled molten lead on a damaged cable in the Sierra foothills between Sacramento and Colfax.
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San Francisco
California
International News Service
Telephone Company
Sierra
Sacramento
Colfax
Pasadena Killer Declared Insane
Superior Judge Kenneth C. Newell ruled that Pasadena scientist Dr. Robert J. Dwyer was insane when he stabbed four colleagues and himself last February 10. A second ruling held Dr. Dwyer, 49, guilty of four counts of assault to do bodily harm.
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Kenneth C. Newell
Robert J. Dwyer
Newhall
Dwyer
Manor and Leandro Rivalry to Clash in Court
Washington Manor moves to incorporate 2000 acres while San Leandro seeks annexation of the same industrial site, sparking a court fight over jurisdiction. District Attorney opinion signals possible county involvement and a taxpayers' suit over double taxation if both actions proceed. Public hearings and petitions hinge on incorporation petitions filed earlier in the year.
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Bayshore
Sen Lean‘dro
Trojan Powder
Board of Supervisors
Sam Leandro
Cacy
Larry Ward
Washington Menor Ping
Ward
Board of Supervisor
2000
Henry Nielsen
Rose M. Roach
Trojan Powder Company
Broadmoore Development Corporation
Stanley Weiss- Jana Richard
Joyce Altman
Boy Skin Diver Skewers Self Near Palos Verdes
A 15 year old skin diver from Inglewood named Mike Foster survived after impaling himself on his fish spear while tethered off Palos Verdes. Lifeguards pulled him onto a rescue boat and removed the spear handle from his thigh before police and a private physician treated him. He is recovering at home.
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Palos Verdes
Mike Foster
Inglewood
Closer Military Ties Hinted Between Yugoslavia and USSR
Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union sign a joint communique in Kremlin Catherine Hall marking the end of a six year split. Tito and Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev symbolize a thaw as both governments call for direct talks with East and West Germany and for UN recognition of Communist China.
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China
Tito
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Catherine Hall
Nikolai Bulgaria
Germany
Formosa
United Nations
Belgrade
Russia
Ussr
Cominform
Dulles and Pineau Press for UN Disarmament Plan
Secretaries Dulles and Pineau urged the Soviet Union to accept a United Nations disarmament plan with a robust control system while linking wholesale Western troop reductions to a future inspection accord. They also insisted Germany must be reunified before broader disarmament. Pineau urged peaceful coexistence with the East and discussed Algeria with Eisenhower.
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INS
John Foster Dulles
Christian Pineau
Soviet Union
United Nations
Germany
Free World
Nikolai A. Bulganin Ito
Eisenhower
U.S
Britain
France
West Germany
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National Press Club
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Creek Bridge Survey Funds Sought by San Leandro Council
SAN LEANDRO The city council is expected to approve 10 000 to 12 000 for an engineering survey to plan a Carpentier street bridge across San Leandro Creek. Original estimates were 126 000 but officials hope to finish cheaper. The project has support from councilmen Maktes Swift and Gill. Mayor Knick says he will back the plan if the five cent tax remains. The plan advances after planning commission backed survey and the chamber of commerce endorsed it as needed for better traffic circulation. Construction costs not in current budget. a 1956 57 funding path is being considered. The city already has five north-south routes and a bridge would connect Carpentier street with Pershing Drive, though planners question safety impacts on Pershing Drive. The project boosts downtown circulation with more off-street parking forthcoming. Last year the Catholic church asked to close Carpentier Street for property contiguity. the council refused.
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Carpentier Street
San Leandro Creek
Jack Maktes William
Swift
Valance Gill
Sar Leandro
Foothill
Bancroft_avenue
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Eastshore
Pershing Arive
Douglas Joy
Mattester
Rais
St. Leander’s Catholic Church
Motorcycle toll rates eyed at Richmond Bridge
Norman Raab, chief of the division of toll crossings, said he will ask the state toll bridge authority on July 10 to raise motorcycle tolls to autos’ level on the Richmond Rafael bridge. He cited longer processing times at the toll plaza and a claim that riders’ tight pants hinder access to change without stopping.
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Norman
Raab
Oz Way
State-Toll Bridge Authority
Richmonda Rafael
New “Bridge
Ship stowaway fined after Matson voyage to San Pedro
A 29 year old Hawaii resident admitted stowing away on the Matson steamship Lurline during a trip from Hawaii to San Pedro. He was found aboard six days after departure and was fined the voyage price after pleading guilty to stowaway charges.
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San Pedro
Hawaii
Matson
S. Lurline
David Kim
Switchman Dies In Rail Collision In San Jose
A Southern Pacific switchman was killed when a switch engine collided with a truck trailer at the South First Street crossing in San Jose. The victim, not identified, was standing on the front of the engine at the time of the crash.
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AN Jose
South First Street
San Jose
House OKs Stiffer Dope Penalty Bill
Washington reports the House passed a narcotics penalty bill unanimously to stiffen sentences for drug peddlers. First offenders face five to 20 years, juveniles 10 to 40, repeaters 10 to 40, with no probation. It grants federal agents new powers including arrest warrants and firearms. conference with the Senate will resolve differences.
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Washington
INS
House
Bil
Senate
Weather notes on warmer skies and morning fog near coast
A short weather note reports warmer conditions with clear skies expected tomorrow. Morning coastal fog may reduce visibility. yesterday's high and today's low are not specified.
Burmese Swindler Hunted in San Francisco Bay Area
Authorities prepare grand theft and bad check indictments against Sydney Bahoh a 36 year old Burmese immigrant linked to more than 100000 in losses across at least 30 victims in the Bay Area. He fled toward Europe after leaving behind a Berkeley wife Carolyn and three children.
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Sydney
Scout Bahok
Europe
J. Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Bahoh
San Francisco Bay Area
Mies
Carolyn
Sidney
Stephen
Bruce
Berkeley
Bay
London
Paris
Rangoon
University of Redlands
California
University of California
Emil T. Kruse
San Francisco
House Tables School Aid Bill
Washington bill granting federal aid to school districts that abolish segregation was pigeonholed by the House Education Committee. A 14 to 10 vote killed its prospects this session as Rep. Stewart Udall of Arizona said Republicans and Southern Democrats blocked it, accusing the GOP of indifference to the South's compliance with the Supreme Court ruling.
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House Committee On Education
Rep
Stewart
Udall
Ariz
GOP
Supreme Court
House Rules Committee
Ransom Call Declared Hoax In Fuller Disappearance
Los Angeles police said a ransom call for missing research scientist Dr. George Fuller is a hoax. They have no evidence of kidnapping after his disappearance on May 31 and noted he is not wealthy enough to trigger a large ransom. His wife Rehee, 27, reported the call seeking 1500 or 15000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
INS
Dr. George
Fuller
Rehee
TV Actor Hurt In Car Wreck Near Eye Stitches
TV actor Hugh O’Brian sustained a cut over his eye requiring six stitches after an auto accident. Passenger Wyatt Earp was not named by authorities. The driver of their car told police the vehicle ahead stopped suddenly and she rammed into it.
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Hugh O'Brian
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O'Brian
Joan Bartlett
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