Police Halt Bowning of Airplane Parties in Valley
Thirty teenagers were jailed after police halted early morning street parties in San Fernando Valley. Rioters threw a bottle at a car. five boys and three girls from Fulton Junior High were taken to Van Nuys jail for lack of parental supervision or alcohol. Authorities held them until parents could guarantee return home. In Washington, Senate lawmakers questioned Russia’s motives after a Russian attack forced a U.S. Navy patrol plane to crash land near St. Lawrence Island, injuring seven crew members. Leading Republicans and Democrats urged caution ahead of the upcoming Big Four summit, with warnings that the attack could undermine talks.
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van Nuys
Bel Air Ra
Fulton Junior High School
Talen Do van Nuys
Washington
Alaska
Congress
Russia
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
U.S
Siberia
Senate
Krowlend
California
U. S
Knowland
Mansfieia D.mont
Sen. Bridges
R-W.zl
Enhower
Bridges
Sen. Monroney
D-Okla
Sen Capehart
R.-Ind
Eisenhower
Defense Department
S Heie
State Dulles
Las Francises
U.N. An
Two Plunge 90 Feet From Bridge in Missouri Incident
In St Louis Missouri two men fell through a hole in the McKinley Bridge into the Mississippi River limestone early today plunging 90 feet to ground. Raymond Linder 28 drove Arthur O Keefe 27 across the bridge with a third man Clio Phillips. Linder was critically hurt while O Keefe walked about after landing on gravel beside tracks. Both men and Phillips described slipping through a 30 inch break in the rail as rain fell and traffic was halted.
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St, Louis
McKinley
Mississippi River
Raymond Linder
Arthur O'Keefe
Idee
Clio Phillips
Phillips
Dinter
Trenaukele
Linder
Dr ' Clarence Sheets
O'Keefe
Alsoell
Two Army Officers Die in Danube Plane Crash in Vienna
Two American Army officers died when their light liaison plane crashed into Vienna’s Danube canal. The crew were Captain Roy F. Moullen, the pilot, and First Lieutenant Malcolm J. Stokes, the passenger. Eyewitnesses said the engine apparently failed and the aircraft plunged into the river before reaching a nearby landing strip.
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Vienna
Austria
Danube
Roy F. Moullen
Malcolm J. Stokes
Eisenhower Tours New England After Alaska Air Incident
President Eisenhower continued a New England trip after reporting an attack by a Russian jet on a lightly armed U S Navy plane off Alaska. He signed the Austrian independence treaty and journeyed from Whitefield New Hampshire through Berlin to the Rangeley Lakes Maine, planning a landlocked salmon fishing weekend before addressing Skowhegan. Hagerty said no word on any Soviet reply and coverage noted the incident affects Geneva talks.
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Eisenhower
England
Presidentenhower
Soviet Union
Alaska
Ingland
Whitefield
Njh
Maine
New Hampshire
Berlin
Srangeley Lakes
Agamés C. Hagerty
Washington
White Mountains
Sinclair Weeks
Parsmachenee Lake
Skowhegan
New England
Hagerty
Geneva
U.S
Man Leaps to Death From Third Floor Apartment
A man identified as John Doe, 34, leaped to his death from a third floor apartment on South Figueroa Street in Los Angeles early today. It marked the second suicide by leap in the city since Thursday.
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Los. Angeles
John Doe
S. Figueroa St
Los Angeles
Police Horde Captures Boys at U N S Headquarters
Hillsborough police tightened security around V M Molotov's U N S estate after six teens hurled cherry bombs into the Russian minister's patio. The blasts spooked guards, prompting police and a quick custody handover to the youths' parents amid a tense scene.
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Hillsborough
Hillsborough Police
V. M. Molotov
U. N S
Evan
Hillsborough Po
Alice
Walder Wisdom
Wisdom
Sion
Nightclub owner shot in Me tarie gun battle
New Orleans police said four youths attempted a holdup in Me tarie in front of night club owner Joseph Almerico. He was wounded, Sgt. Paul Gaves’s son Rodney Gaves, 20, was killed after confronting Almerico steps from his lavender automobile at 2 30 a m. The assailants fled in a black sedan. Police said the shooting also left a nearby house riddled with bullets and may have targeted a safe at the home.
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New Orleans
Joseph Almerico
Metairie
Almerico
Menhettan Club
Canal St
Gares
Gates
America
al-’ Merica
Almerica
World Peace Declaration At 10th Anniversary Session
In San Francisco AP reports a Soviet fighter attack on an American Navy plane over the Bering Sea clouds the 10th anniversary session as Secretary Dulles and Molotov and other top diplomats prepare to head home on President Eisenhower's instructions.
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San Francisco
Bering Sea
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Eisenhower
Dulles
Molotov
Inci
Molotov Urges U S China Talks and Peace Plan
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov urged direct U S China talks on the Formosan issue as a step toward peace. He backed a unified Germany under a non communist or republican system and favored U S participation in a Europe wide security arrangement. A separate note reports an American naval patrol plane damaged by Soviet MIGs with 11 crew, seven injured. The weeklong United Nations San Francisco conference nears its closing ceremony and a possible Declaration of San Francisco.
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San "Ranctisco
V. Moloiov
United States
Red Chite
Russia
Germany
East Germany
West Germany
Molotov
Berlin
Dent
San Francisco
Transit unions reject offer in Los Angeles strike
Striking operators and maintenance workers rejected a company proposal by 998 to 701 in a secret ballot. The walkout, now in its sixth day, tied up buses and streetcars affecting about a million riders. Union leaders said they would resume negotiations as soon as a meeting could be arranged.
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Los Angeles
AFL Transportation Union
Amalgamated Assn. of
Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employ
America
Harry Mann
Long Beach Leader Dr Crutcher Dies After Illness
Dr. Lewis P Crutcher Sr longtime Long Beach School Board leader dies at 81 after five years illness. He served 20 years on the Long Beach Board of Education and led the State Board of Education for a decade. He was first Red Cross chairman here and a Masonic member. Service Tuesday at Holton & Sons Mortuary Sunnyside Memorial Park burial planned.
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Lewis P. Crutcher
Crutcher
Long Beach
Holton & Sons
Sunnyside Memorial Park
Eisenhower Signs Austrian Independence Treaty
Vice President Eisenhower signed the Austrian independence treaty at Secretary Weeks home in Lancaster New Hampshire as an overnight guest. The document recognizes sovereignty and ends the occupation of Austria. Negotiations occurred in Vienna last month with the four occupiers the United States Great Britain France and Russia.
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Lancaster
N. H
Eisenhower
Chick
Secretary of Commerce
Austria
Vienna
United States
Great Britain
France
Russia
Coed Rescued After Leap From Newport Pier
A 19-year-old Pasadena girl despondent over poor grades leaped from the Newport Pier into the ocean. Barge crewmen pulled her to safety as police and bystanders responded. She was held by police pending her parents’ arrival.
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Newport Beach
Pasadena
Newport Pier
Heatwave Toll Rises in Mexicali Seven Dead and Fifty Ill
Baja California health officials report seven deaths and about 50 people treated for heat prostration over a three day period June 7 to 10 in Mexicali as temperatures peak. Dr. Ocampo Alonzo notes extreme heat fell Friday with temperatures reaching record levels.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Ocampo Alonzo
Baja’ ‘California
Wesday
Opera Star Bardelli to be stabbed tonight in Tosca
Cesare Bardelli, a 41 year old baritone from Italy, suffered severe head lacerations and bruises in a car bus crash but was released from Jewish Hospital. Opera officials said he was to be stabbed to death at tonight’s performance as Baron Scarpia in La Tosca opening Cincinnati's summer opera season.
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Cesare Bardelli
Bardelli
Baron Scarpia
Cincinnati
Beritone
Italy
Jewish Hospital
Directory of section locations for the publication
The note lists where to find various sections in the newspaper: churches on A4 and A5, classified on B8 to B9, comics and crossword on B10, financial on A3, obituaries on B2, radio and TV on A8, shipping table on B2, sports on A6 and A7, theaters on A2, and tides and temperatures on B2. It serves as a navigational aid for readers.
Blaze Wipes Out Lawndale Lumber Yard in $100000 Fire
A Friday night blaze swept through a Lawndale boardwood flooring warehouse destroying thousands of board feet of lumber and damaging a small machinery shop. The Standard Flooring and Supply Co shed burned as five county units fought the flames under Chiefs Crutchfield and Tyner. Traffic was rerouted and investigators probed the scene after Sheriff deputies noted only $12000 in insurance.
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Lawndale
Standard Flooring & Supply Co
Manhattan Beach Blvd
Condon Ave
Harvey W. Crutchfield
S. J. Tyner
Five of a Bronx family die in Turnpike crash
A New York family of five from the Bronx was killed when their car rammed a tanker on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Victims were Abraham Kowalski, Benjamin Kowalski, Benjamin's wife Beatrice, and their children Judye 1 and Deborah 4 months. The tanker driver escaped unharmed. Abraham was Benjamin’s brother. The car driver’s identity was not yet determined. The Kowalskis were reportedly bound for Akron, Ohio.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Abraham Kowalski
Benjamin
Kowalski
Beatrice
Judye
Deborah
Bronx
N.Y
Abraham
Russians Held Yankees Plead for Freedom
Vienna report says 186 Austrians including 45 women freed from Russia by train via Hungary carried new names of Americans held in Soviet slave labor camps. One identified captive, Sidney Ray Sparks of Tenrile GA, captured in Berlin 1949, later jailed for refusing to work. U S authorities in Heidelberg confirmed two American soldiers corresponded.
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Vienna
Austria
U. S
State Department
Russia
Hungary
Sidney Ray Sparks
Tenrile
Berlin
Sparks
Potma
Moscow
Heidelberg
Germany
Five Turncoats Can Go Now Reds Report
Peiping radio said arrangements are complete for the departure of three American and two Belgian soldiers who defected to Red China. The five men may leave via India or be turned over to Indian officials, with Indian Red Cross noting repatriation could take several days. Names given: Lewis W. Griggs, O. G. Bell, William A. Cowart, Roger Deverindt, Louis Verdy.
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Hong Kong
Uph
Peiping Radio
Red
Korea
Lewis W. Griggs
Jacksonville
Tex
O. G. Bell
Cssmerpia
Wash
William A. Cowart
Dalton
Roger Deverendt
Louis Verdy
New Delhi
Red Cross
Flight collision kills 19 near Agra in India forces
Indian air force headquarters reports 15 air force personnel and four army men killed today when two Dakota planes collided near Agra and crashed in flames. The incident highlights the dangers faced by military crews during operations.
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New Delhi
Indian Air Force
Air Force
Agra
Night to morning clouds give way to sunny afternoon
Weather report notes night and morning low clouds with clearing and a mostly sunny afternoon. Little temperature change expected as skies brighten and daylight warms the day.
Race barrier blocks home bid for Nisei dentist
Alameda dentist Dr. Saitoru Aikawa, 32, Japanese ancestry, says a San Leandro realty agent refused to show a home after a letter implying race mattered. Aikawa, a U.S. Army veteran, reports threats and an otherwise failing effort to find housing in the neighborhood. He cites a June 15 letter and a threatening phone call as part of the barrier.
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Alameda
Saitoru Aikawa
U. S
Army
Persis
Aikawa
Stockton
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