Speeding car crashes through Atlantic Ave stores injures driver
A car speeding south on Atlantic Ave at 1:15 a.m. rammed into three store buildings, a bicycle rack, two bus benches, and a traffic star, ending in a vacant Chrysler Plymouth agency. Driver Ross McBride Johnson, 41, of 539 Coronado Ave, was seriously injured. Witness Ernest B. Taylor aided. Johnson listed as unconscious, transported to Seaside Hospital with contusions and concussion.
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Experts Fail to Hit Accord on Indochina
A Geneva group of experts met for two hours to resolve conflicting Indochina cease-fire proposals but reached no agreement. The committee, formed after a stalled Indochina parley, plans a Saturday session. India's mediation efforts faltered as KK Krishna Menon prepared to depart.
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India
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Menon
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
China
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Bidnuk
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Donald Heath
United States
Lord Reading
Britain
Jean Chauvel
France
Andrei, Gromyko
Russia
Humidity Blamed in L B Liquor Trial Evidence
In a federal court, bartender Sam Frudakis faces 26 counts of offering adulterated whisky after a bottle tested lower than on Thursday. Inspectors seized 33 bottles from Checkerboard Cafe. A hydrometer test showed 80.8 proof then 80.3 proof after overnight on Judge Charvat's bench. Defense argues humidity may have affected readings. jury to reconvene.
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Frank C. Charvat
Sam ‘Frudakis
State Bureau of Food and Drugs
Checkerboard Cafe
Pine Ave
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R. D. Penrose
Bar—Of Justice
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State Food and Aeug Insp
Penrose
Weather outlook: low clouds tonight then sunny Saturday
Low clouds linger tonight with mostly sunny skies by Saturday. Expect warmer temperatures overall as the weekend improves.
Vote Row Threatens New N Y Dock Strike
New York port faces potential strike as ILA claims victory over AFL ILA in re run election. 23,000 dock workers await certification as NLRB probes 1,792 challenged ballots and delivery of the poll results from regional director Charles T. Douds within six weeks to two months.
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William V.bradley
International Longshoremen’s Assn
National Labor Relations Board
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Charles T. Douds
NLRB
France Calls 80,000 Draftees for Indochina Shift
Paris reports the trench cabinet approved calling 80,000 draftees early to reshuffle army ranks for a larger pool of professional soldiers to fight in Indochina. About 40,050 to 45,000 would be drafted within 15 days to six weeks, with the rest starting late summer or September. The plan keeps draftees in France or North Africa, not Indochina, due to a 1950 law.
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Trench Cabinet
Indochina
National Defense Committees
Paul Ely
Dien Bien Phu
France
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Africa
Beach Commbingent and Classified Pages Listing
A fragmented newspaper index lists sections and page ranges for content including Beach Commbingent 1 Billy Rose on page A-13, Belden residence on Classified B-7 to B-15, Comics on B, Crossword on B-1, Editorial on A-12, Financial pages 5-8, Obituaries B-2, Sports A-1 to 15, Theaters A-10, Tides and Temperatures B-7, Women B-4 and B-5, and Your World A-2.
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Belden Res Tege
Sina Chipping le
Senators Demand Schine Papers In McCarthy Inquiry
Investigating Senators demand Sen McCarthy release Schine papers from his files. Roy Cohn testified Schine did subcommittee work on special passes from Ft Dix. McCarthy seeks Army files on Ft Monmouth and the Kirke Lawton case as part of broader probes.
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Ft. Monmouth
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Cahn
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Florida
Dix
Subcommittee
Oid Schine
Eisenhower Disputes McCarthy Call on Federal Reporting
The White House issued a statement asserting the constitution vests the executive with sole authority to enforce laws and orders affecting national security. It criticized any attempt by Senator McCarthy to compel federal workers to report suspected communists or crimes, while McCarthy pledged to continue gathering information within government sources.
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United States
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Three Babies Scalded in Kandang Karbau Maternity Ward
In Singapore at Kandang Karbau Maternity Hospital a baby girl was found scalded in a crib beside her mother after boiling water spilled. Three hours later another infant in a nearby ward cried out in pain from scalding. Police investigated as two babies remained in serious condition.
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Kandang’ Kar Bau
Arulanandam
Bennington Disaster Death Toll Surges as Navy Probes
The death toll from the Bennington aircraft carrier explosion rose to 36 with nearly 40 more in critical condition at Newport Naval Hospital. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Carney toured the ship, calling the blasts freakish and unique, as technical crews search for causes amid extensive damage. In New York a loyalty board cleared Dr Ralph Bunche of any disloyalty, affirming his loyalty to the United States.
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Newport Naval Hospital
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
Robert B. Carney
Carney
Banis
Bureau of Ships
NEW York
United States
Ralph J. Bunche
United Nations Secretariat
Bunche
Radioactive Tokyo Rain Reported From Bikini Tests
Pierce J. Gerety of Southport Conn. chairman of the International Organizations Employees Loyalty Board of the U S Civil Service Commission announced at U S delegation headquarters in Tokyo that radioactive rain was found. The decision follows Bunche's second board meeting with no disclosure of witnesses or allegations. Dr Ita Peoples testified before the board. Samples boiled down showed residues that registered 10 000 counts on a Geiger counter but not enough to be harmful externally. The board will de-dust from Bikini blasts and atomic tests in Soviet Russia and disclose its decision promptly.
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Pierce J. Gerety
Southport
Tokyo
Central Board
Meteorological Observatory
Gerety
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Soviet
Russia
Woman dies in Belmont Harbor driving lesson accident
A Chicago woman Marie Sherman was killed when her driving instructor Fred Schaberg 24 drowned after their car plunged from a Belmont Harbor pier into Lake Michigan. Police say Sherman lost control while driving from a parking lot near the pier and the vehicle slid off with no guard rail.
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Seven GE workers fired over loyalty test defiance
Seven GE Schenectady employees were automatically fired under the loyalty policy after refusing to answer questions before a congressional committee. The men, identified in Albany hearings, were suspended for 90 days and faced reinstatement if they complied. six belonged to the United Electrical Workers Union.
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