Copter Falls From 17th Floor Port Helipad
A helicopter crashed from the Port of New York Authority Building heliport in Manhattan. The pilot Marcel Chevalier aged 30 and passenger Arthur Truss aged 33 were injured. Truss listed in critical condition with concussions and fractures. Debris and fuel spilled onto 9th Avenue as the craft dangled on a ledge before hoisting to the 16th floor.
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New York
Port of New York Authority
Manhattan
Port Authority
9Th Avenue
16Th Street
Marcel O. Chevalier
Arthur Truss
Authority
Soviets Say Five Year Plan Goals Reached Ahead of Time
The Central Committee announced that the five year plan for 1951 to 1955 was fulfilled eight months early, with heavy industry growth and increased consumer goods output. It criticized worker complacency and weak ministerial leadership as factors hampering new techniques.
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Moscow
Central Committee
The
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
Nikolai Bulganin
Soviet Union
Woman Is Guilty In Draft Case
Mrs. Lucille S. Miller 45 was found guilty on 18 counts of advising young men to evade military service. Judge Ernest W. Gibson set sentencing for Aug. 8 with an appeal planned by her lawyers. The verdict followed a three day trial after a little over an hour of deliberation.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Lucille S. Miller
Ernest W. Gibson
South Carolina Court to Hear First Segregation Case Tomorrow
A three judge Federal District Court in Columbia will hear the first hearing on a school segregation case since the May 31 Supreme Court ruling. The Summerton district in Clarendon County faces the suit, with Thurgood Marshall of the NAACP expected to represent the plaintiffs.
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South Carolina
Columbia
S.C.P
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Summerton
Clarendon County
John J. Parker
Charlotte
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Armistead M. Dobie
Charlottesville
Circuit Court
George Bell Timmerman
Swimmer Finds Body Near White Lake Warmsley
A swimmer found the drowned body of John J. Noble, 3, of Waverly, about 25 feet from shore at White Lake. The Moravian case involves Summerton and Charleston attorneys for school authorities, with petitions to add 180 more Negro plaintiffs. Enrollment shows 297 white and 2,479 Negro pupils. Summerton trustees threaten to close schools rather than desegregate.
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Waverly
Ohio
John J. Noble
White Lake
Robert McC. Figg
Charleston
S. E. Rogers
Summerton
Marshall
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Genuing Douglas
Broad Street
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Lady Sylvia, Inc
Crosley Shelvador
Big Crosley Custom
Crosley
Spacesaving
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