Hong Kong Probes Crash of Red China Leased Airliner
Hong Kong ordered a full police inquiry into the Constellation crash in the China Sea en route from Bombay to Hong Kong. Authorities dismissed Peiping’s sabotage claim as extremely remote while Air India confirmed mechanical trouble delayed departure. Three Indians aboard and 19 total on the plane, with survivors and missing crew details under inquiry.
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Peiping
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Air India International
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Hong
London
Foreign Office
Britain
China Sea
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Indonesia
Dampier
Singapore
Natuna Islands
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Cunha
Pimenta
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Konalist
China
Intone Kong
India
U. S
Casations
North Borneo
Nesia
Pell
Russia
Poland
Nehru
Kuching
Sarawak
Humphrey Trevelyan
Air India
China Travel Service
Indo Rebel Army Threat Delayed in Saigon and Court Ruling Debate
Saigon endured a quiet night amid predicted attacks by the Binh Xuyen Society, which threatened bloodshed if military action occurred. The plan to seize Saigon police HQ was halted after intercession by Collins and Ely. In North Carolina, the Supreme Court arguments over desegregation revealed stark contrasts, with Lake warning of school closures and Frankfurter noting drastic options, as cases push toward a ruling on ending segregation.
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Viet Nam
Binh Xuyen Society
Binh Xuyen
Ngo Dinh Diem
Pirates At Odds Jet
Diem
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Eisenhower
Collins
National Police
Surete
Lai Wen Sang
Rehges
Nanger
Paul Ely
Dien
Ely
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Lai van Sang
Bao
Dai
French Riviera
Neuven Plu Hai
Washington
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Supreme Court
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Lake
Harlan
Frankfurter
Virginia
South Carolina
High Court
U.S
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Texas
Simon E. Sabelof
City Will Condemn 4 Orange Parcels
The City Council authorized condemnation proceedings on four parcels along Orange Ave between Market and South Streets as widening plans move forward. City Manager Sam E. Vickers said gas tax funds cover the purchases and easements have been taken on most parcels, but negotiation failed for the remaining four within the approved appraisal.
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Orange Ave
Market
South Sts
Sam E. Vickers
Senate panel rejects school lobbyist funding bill
The Senate Education Committee rejected a measure allowing school districts to spend public funds to hire representatives before the Legislature and Congress. The 6 to 4 vote against the bill stopped the proposed lobbying funding expansion.
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Sacramento CP
Congress
Senate Education Committee
Tenor Gigli Arrives for 14 Day U S Farewell Tour
Veteran operatic tenor Beniamino Gigli arrives in New York from Italy aboard the Queen Mary to begin a 14 day farewell concert tour across the United States and Canada at age 65.
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New York
Beniamino Gigli
Italy
United States
Canada
Gigli
Truman Denies VP Run as Ridiculous Rumor
Former President Harry S. Truman rejected a New York Daily News report that he would run for Vice President in 1956, calling the claim sheer bunk. He noted he has repeatedly said he is not seeking any office and dismissed the speculation as ridiculous.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Bunk
New York Daily News
Truman
White House
Sheer Bank
Eight Plead Innocent in Shooting Incident
Eight defendants from Compton San Pedro and Wilmington pleaded not guilty at a Superior Court arraignment to charges of conspiracy to commit assault with a deadly weapon and assault with a deadly weapon. Three people were wounded in a shooting near a California Avenue malt shop during a game. The arraignment set for May 23 follows the March 7 incident. The defendants are John Fearson 19 John L McCoy 20 John R Hibbler 18 Eugene Poole 26 Marvin M Malone 18 Alonzo Pennington 28 Edgar Kendrick 18 and Lee Helire 15.
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California Ave
John Fearson
John L. McCoy
John R. Hibbler
Eugene Poole
Compton
Marvin M. Malone
Alonzo Pennington
Edgar Kendrick
San Pedro
Lee Helire
Wilmington
Dust Blamed For Long Beach Freeway Crash
A pickup driven by Clifford Borges, 23, of 130 Roycroft Ave, collided with a power pole on the Long Beach Freeway amid dust. He was treated for minor injuries at Community Medical Center after the Tuesday crash near the Long Beach Blvd interchange. Investigators noted $300 cash and $800 in government funds were involved in the incident.
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Ton Park
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Long Beach Blvd
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