San Lorenzo Wins First ACAL Title
San Lorenzo Rebels defeat Alameda Hornets 18 to 0 to clinch ACAL football crown. Star players include QB Bing Long and Mel Montalbo delivering key plays on offense and defense, with strong line work from Heuer and Goodrich. record crowd witnesses Lorenzans celebrate first Hayward area prep title in a decade.
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County Coed Fight Probe To Continue
Investigation into a Hayward High School fight between two girls continues as county officials seek causes and whether gang activity exists. Principal Oakes reports the “Chokers” group no longer operates and most students are not disruptive, while a Castro Valley Sunday school teacher urges constructive activities to curb delinquency.
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Hoover Urges Eternal Peace Quest at Veterans Day
Former President Hoover speaking for President Eisenhower at Arlington National Cemetery called for the eternal quest for lasting peace. He laid the presidential wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb as veterans saluted and taps sounded, stressing readiness to defend against aggression.
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Weather outlook stays fair through Saturday and cold today
The forecast notes a steady weather pattern with west to northwest winds of 15 to 20 mph. Temperatures appear chilly with yesterday's high and today’s value unclear, and the editor’s quip hints at staffing concerns for the forecaster.
Eisenhower leaves hospital for return to White House
President Eisenhower started from Fitzsimons Army hospital in Denver after coronary thrombosis recovery. He flew with his wife and staff to Washington for a weekend, then to Gettysburg for extended recuperation. Security was tight at Lowry Air Force Base amid concerns after a DC-6B crash near Longmont.
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Russia conducts new nuclear test as AEC cites Soviet program
Washington reports that chair man Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commission announced another Soviet nuclear explosion. The AEC noted two tests in recent days, part of a 1955 series, despite Russia’s call for a ban on all atomic and hydrogen weapons.
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Trial on kidnapping murder case grows tense in court
Oakland reports the Bur ton W. Abbatt trial for kidnapping and murder of Stephanie Bryan moved slowly as jurors were questioned on Veterans Day. Defense and prosecution clashed over a complex question, while observers awaited a venomous cross examination and juror selection continued amid blocking and block confusion.
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Navy Jet Collision Kills Pilot in California
A Navy pilot was killed when two FSF6 Cougar jets collided at 20,000 feet during a routine training mission near a California town. Lt. (JG) Glenn Crawford was identified among the dead, while Lt. (76) Ross H. Person, 26, of Alameda, parachuted to safety and survived the crash near a local alfalfa field.
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Stevenson Meets Truman and Barkley on 1956 Dem Nomination
Adlai Stevenson spoke by telephone with former President Truman and ex-vice president Barkley from Washington, signaling plans for a 1956 Democratic presidential bid. He later met advisers and prepared a foreign policy speech at the University of Virginia, with Chicago campaign events outlined and talks with party leaders continuing.
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Bloodless Quick Revolt Ousts Brazil President Luz
In Rio de Janeiro a swift, bloodless move saw acting president Joao Café Filho assume power as the Brazilian army seized control to remove President Carlos Luz. The Chamber of Deputies voted 165 to 0 with Sen. Nereu Ramos named acting president of the Republic. Luz boarded a naval vessel as the vote proceeded.
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Dulles Rejects Soviet Disarmament Plans and Open Skies Talk
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles rejected 2 Soviet disarmament plans and urged a world watchdog to curb hydrogen bomb expansion. The deadlocked Four power conference adjourned with no progress, while U S and Soviet negotiators discussed extending Open Skies and ground verification across 40 to 30 countries. In Brazil, Luz faced military pressure as a crisis over election succession and Getulio Vargas’s era echoes stirred Army chiefs.
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U S Charges Reds Hold 41000 Koreans in Korean War Dispute
United States delegate Blaustein told the UN political committee that at least 41000 South Koreans remain under Communist control and entitled to repatriation under the Panmunjom truce. He charged Reds keep non Koreans uncounted and retain manpower in North Korea.
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Registration Deadline Near for Hayward Charter Vote
Hayward residents have five days to register to vote in the charter election on January 10. Registration sites include Hayward fire stations at 678 Castro Street and 2064 Herder Reed, the city clerk’s office at City Hall, or 1262 Orchard Avenue with Walter Ballard. The last day to register is Thursday.
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