Cuba Strike Ends and New Chief Arrives in Havana
A general strike in Cuba ended as provisional president Manuel Urrutia arrived in Havana from Santiago for his first visit amid hopes of restoring freedoms. Fidel Castro’s 26th of July movement ordered removal of interventors from Havana newspapers to enable full reporting to the public.
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Havana
UPI
Manuel Urrutia
Urrutia
Pane
Santiago
Fidel Castro
Castro
Havana Post
Soviet Moon Rocket Remains On Sun Orbit Flight
Moscow reports Tass states radio transmitters in the Soviet moon rocket stopped after 62 hours in flight. The craft had reached 372,000 miles from Earth and continues in solar orbit between Earth and Mars. A five year return gap is noted with a 447 day orbital period.
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Moscow
UPI
Tass
Earth
P.s.t
Ews
Tase
Tts
Mars
Former Principal Pleads Guilty in Child Molestation Case
Meredith Don McGee 37 former Pri Rcy School principal pleaded guilty in superior court in Oakland to two counts of child molesting. Judge Marvin Sheri placed him in custody and ordered no psychiatrists to examine him. A report and sentencing set for January 26 with potential term stated by the judge.
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San Lorenzo
Meredith Don McGee
Pri Rcy
Superior Court
Oakland
Marvin Sheri
McGre
Bee Named For Top Spot In Assembly
SACRAMENTO Special to The Review A group of more than 40 Democratic Assemblymen nominated Carlos Bee of Hayward for speaker pro tem, effectively asst Bee of the post. If chosen he would be in charge when the Speaker is absent. Assemblyman Ralph Bysin of Modesto is certain of the post. Opposition collapsed when Assemblyman Charles Wilson of Los Angeles withdrew. The four top posts split. southern lawmakers would gain the Ways and Means Committee chair and the majority leader post.
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Sacramento
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Bee
Ralph’ Bysiwn
Modesto
Charles Wilson
Los Angeles
Assembly
Ways and Means
Mother Faces Murder Charge in Child Neglect Case
A Hayward mother, Joyce Murphy, 28, is charged with manslaughter after allegedly leaving 20 month old Laurie Lynn Norwood on a Crow Canyon Creek bank October 6. The infant died from neglect and malnutrition, weighing only 10 pounds at discovery. Murphy, free on $2000 bond, planned to enter a plea tomorrow as investigators pursued further statements and delivery of her latest child.
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Hayward
Joyce Murphy
Jean Herbison
Bil Miller
Laurie Lynn Norwood
Oakland
Earl Norwood
Murphy
Rae
Brown Starts California Governorship With Liberal Program
Sacramento UPI Democrat Edie G Brown, 63, took office as California governor and outlined a 12 point program for a liberal, responsive government. He pledged an emergency budget, tax considerations, water plans to follow, and a workers rights safeguard, plus reforms in elections, crime control, education, social welfare, and state administration. He emphasized attracting business, protecting unions, and ensuring public health and schools while awaiting the Legislature's action.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edie G. Brown
California
Ino
San Francisco
Brown
Spcec
Islate
Wit
Jennet Fair Employment
LASOR
Cal
Union City series to start on incorporation questions
Tomorrow’s Daily Review will answer how incorporation may affect Union City residents. Read details on homeowners gains and the five city corner ports approved, and what residents should know if Al Yirado and Decato residents vote to incorporate on December 13.
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Union City
Alyirado
Decato
Daily Review
Dunn Chosen Chairman of County Board for New Year
Francis Dunn of Nayward was named chairman of the County Board of Supervisors for the new year, beginning his second term. Emanuel Raxteta of Oakland was elected vice chairman. Dunn, a former state assemblyman and public works chair, lives at 20533 Linglake Street with his wife and two daughters.
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Francis Dunn
Nayward
County Board of Supervises
Ihairman
Emanuel P. Raxteta
Oakland
Dunn
Baytrea Air Pollution Control Dist
Prayer for Today in Faith and Trust
A devout brief requests blessing and guidance. It speaks of God’s care, forgiveness, and daily protection, asking for strengthened trust through trials and the assurance that all events occur under divine pardoning care. Amen.
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Pard
Ike Tells Budget Bid For Nation's Defense
President Eisenhower told congressional leaders the 1960 defense budget would be 40.9 billion dollars with a new fiscal year allocation of about 20.9 billion. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Vice President Nixon attended the meeting as Sen. Alexander Wiley relayed figures and space program remarks by Dr. Wernher von Braun era.
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Washiington
UPI
Tisenhmyer
Sen
Alexander Wiley
Senate
Wisenhower
House
John Foster
Richard M. Nixon
Wiley
Keil Glen
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Bel Wiley
Slender clues in New York infant kidnapping case
Police and FBI agents pursued faint leads in the case of Milay Rose Chionchio, a newborn abducted from St Peter's Hospital. Tips flooded in after a hospital garment tied to the infant was found in a Brooklyn tenement, with descriptions of two women resembling the child’s appearance and similar past kidnappings noted from San Francisco.
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New York
UPI
FRY
Visa Rose Chicchio
Newl
Sjon
Brooklyn
Haper
San Francisco
Lisa Rose
Frank D. Chionchio
Frances
St. Peter's Hospital
York
Betty Dean Benedicto
Jim
Benedict
Ayhn Alsivers
Ridhay
Ing
Andl
Sanford Marcas
Mt. Zion’ Hospital
San Franeiges
Bay Area storm cuts power across South County towns
A brutal winter storm lashed the Bay Area with 46 mph winds and heavy rain, knocking out power and toppling trees and signs. Hayward and nearby communities faced outages lasting up to 40 minutes, with PG&E lines down and 400 workers idled at a plant in San Leandro. Power flickered back as winds eased to about 35 mph by noon.
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South County
Willy the Qwealverman
Hayward
Hayward High School
San Leandro
Casteol Valley
Lorenay
Fremont
Bentrail “Ave
Prune “Ave
Warm Springs
Milani Dr
Newark
Silvahone
Mulberry
Vesperian Blvd
Ben Bepics
Auto Place
E. Udth St
Bargain Jack's
Castro’ Valley
Procter Tol
San Lacema
Dows
Galland
Drowning in Coast Gale as First Northern Storm Lashes CA
A fisherman drowned after being swept overboard from a crab boat near Humboldt Bay during a powerful northern California storm. Gale warnings blanketed the region as highways froze over and snow fell in Lassen and Shasta areas. Roads near Mt Shasta, Dunsmuir, and Red Bluff were closed by slides and snowplows worked to clear routes. Nearby homes lost roofs, a tree fell on a car at Providence Hospital, and rainfall totals reached several inches in parts of the Bay Area. The Weather Bureau predicted showers and clouds tonight with a gradual easing tomorrow.
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He O
Humbaldt Bay
Lawrencd Osterlag
Eureka
Cale
Tog
Oregon
Monterey
Mt. Shasta
Dunsmuir
McCloud
Sierra
Nevada
Siskiyot County
Mt. "Shasta
Fortuna
Red Bluff
Simson St
Third St
Providence Hospital
Raby
Ala Rosa
San Francisco
Weather Bureau
Mikoyan Tours Washington Before Talks With U S Officials
Soviet Premier Anastas Mikoyan views Washington sights and capitalist amenities like doughnut machines during a visit ahead of meetings with U S officials. He is expected to discuss a possible Soviet proposal to ease cold war tensions with Secretary of State John Foster Dulles.
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Washington
UPS
Anastasi
Mikoyan
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Evie Johnston
Johnston
Motion Pichan Association of America
Eisenhower
United States
Ollie Cides
Eisenkewer
Soviet Indonesia Sign Trade Pact
London reports a Soviet Indonesia trade pact pledging Soviet aid for construction of iron and river plants a sulphur phosphate factory and two mechanized rice plantations Moscow Radio said Russia will supply equipment and technical assistance under credit terms
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London
UPI
Russia
Indonesia
Moscow Radio
City Council Sets Bond Spending Discussion Tonight
A bond spending discussion is scheduled for 8 tonight at City Hall. A $2 million recommendation within Wexward’s $9.5 million plan covers sewer plant expansion, extending Suto Road, and rights of way for street links south of Jackson Street. Councillor S. D. Smith may seek unofficial directions and request restudy of the bond program with possible revised recommendations.
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Regi
Suto
Dackson St
M ‘S
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