Two Districts Vote on School Bonds Tomorrow
Mt Eden and San Lorenzo districts vote on major school bonds and tax increases. Mt Eden seeks 50 cent tax hike to 1.85 and 800000 in bonds plus 6 million state loan for construction. San Lorenzo asks 1.5 million in bonds. Polls run 7 am to 7 pm with voter eligibility wide.
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San Lorenzo
Mtt. Eden
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Washington, Manor
San Lorenzo Village
Mt Eden
Citizens
Schafer Park
Palma Ceia
West Hayward
East Shore
Ashland
Washington Manor
Egypt Warns Allies to Withdraw Troops Fast
Egypt warns of a great catastrophe if Anglo French forces do not withdraw at once from the Suez Canal Zone. Reports say Egyptian firing on frontline positions near Port Said. Moscow blasts Western colonialism as Hammarskjold returns to New York to discuss UNEF operations.
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Suez Canal Zone
Britain
France
Israel
Mid - East
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
United Nations Emergency Force
UNEF
Hammarskjold
Idlewild
E. L. ™ Ses Burns
U. N. General Assembly
Zaire
Ali 3Abry
Utah couple robbed by hunters on narrow canyon road
A Salt Lake City man is sought after a bizarre hold up on a Diamond Fork canyon road near Thistle Utah. A married couple from Hayward were robbed of 250 dollars and their car by six men including a gunman. The car was later found abandoned in Salt Lake City.
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Hayward
Wilds
Utah
United Press
Wayne Cox
Diamond Fork Canyon
Thistle
Cox
Springville
Canyon
Pacific Fleet Ships Said Equipped With Nuclear Weapons
A Pearl Harbor Navy spokesman stated that Pacific Fleet ships have carried nuclear weapons for years, but there is no indicated buildup tied to current world tensions. He confirmed ships are ready daily and that the policy has been in place for about two years.
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Navy
Pacific Fleet
Pacific
State Conference On Water Opens In Sacramento
A statewide conference called by Governor Knight opens in Sacramento to formulate a positive program of action on California water problems. Representatives from many groups with divergent views attend the one day meeting.
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Sacramento
Knight
California
Keeping of Key Trains Urged
Clair W. MacLeod of Piedmont urged the Senate Interim Committee on Rapid Transit to keep trans bay trains on the Oakland San Francisco Bay Bridge until a rapid transit system is developed. The Bay Area Rapid Transit commissioner spoke at the hearing in Oakland.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit Commission
Oakland-San Francisco Bay Bridge
Clair W. MacLeod
Piedmont
Commission
Senate
Rock N Roll Hits Poland Debut in Warsaw Riot
Canadian singer Jenny Rogers introduced rock and roll at the Palladium in Warsaw drawing a rioting crowd. Police were called as hats flew and a bottle was thrown while the performer sang, but the jivers continued.
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Warsaw
Poland
Jenny Rogers
Toronto
Three Men and a Woman Shot in San Francisco Bar
In San Francisco a 45 year old merchant seaman ran amok in a tavern injuring three men and a woman. Carl Iverson 47 was near death from a bullet near the heart. Arthur J. Lindberg was held by police a half hour after the shooting. Other injured were Alma Earwood Doyle Scott and Harold Cahill. Bartender Adolph Kangas said Lindberg had been drinking heavily.
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Mission Emergency Hospital
Carl Iverson
Arthur J. Lindberg
Alma Earwood
Doyle Scott
Harold Cahill
Adolph G. Kangas
Lindberg
Annexation Bid To Circulate Washington Manor To San Leandro
The San Leandro City Council will vote tonight on a resolution granting consent to circulate petitions for annexing Washington Manor. The plan, initiated by residents, won council approval last week and planning commission backing Thursday. The annexation would add 18 000 residents to San Leandro. A 6 15 pm public hearing covers establishment of an assessment district for a street from Preda Street to the Hirschmugl industrial property.
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San Leandro
Washington Manor
Preda Street
Hirschmugl
Eisenhower to Meet Nehru in Washington on December 16
The White House announced President Eisenhower will host Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru in Washington on December 16. Nehru will stay four days as a guest before traveling to Newark.
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White House
Eisenhower
Nehru
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Newark
Hungarian Workers End Strike in Hungary
In Budapest labor resistance collapsed as famine threats and Soviet deportation pressure plus 200,000 Soviet infantrymen and 20 new divisions pushed workers back to duty. Factories report at least half the workforce absent, hampered by power, material shortages, and transport constraints as Soviet forces consolidate control.
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Budapest
Russia
Hungary
Two City Crossing Meeting Tonight to Explain Bay Crossing
Newark and Fremont officials will hear the latest engineering and financial reports on the proposed Southern Bay crossing. The session, intended for city council members from both cities, was previously misstated as being set for Saturday in The Daily Review.
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Fremont
Ithe Daily Review
Winds Hit Southern Alameda Area Downing Signs and Lines
Gusty winds, steady at 25 to 35 mph, knocked down signs and power lines in Southern Alameda County. Minor outages reported in Castro Valley and Centerville area with no major damage. A dense Bay Area fog delayed 25 takeoffs and 25 landings. colder air moved eastward as light snow fell across Colorado Wyoming and northern New Mexico.
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Mississippi River
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New Mexiico
Walls topple at Lustig's Appliance store
Hayward police report winds toppled three walls of Lustig's Appliance after a fire gutted the store. A tow truck driver saved a parked car just as the top wall section collapsed into Watkins Street lot. No injuries. the saved car was the same one rescued during the October 29 blaze.
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Hayward
Watkins
Lustig
Joe Angel
Castro Street
Mrs Luce resigns as United States Ambassador to Italy
Mrs Clare Boothe Luce has resigned as ambassador to Italy, citing illness and a need for rest before resuming full duties. President Eisenhower accepted the resignation with no announced effective date. James D. Zellerbach of Crown Zellerbach is said to be a possible replacement. he previously led U S aid to Italy and served as a U N delegate.
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Clare Boothe Luce
United States
Italy
Eisenhow
Eisenhower
San Francisco
J James D. Zellerbach
Luce
Zellerbach
Crown Zellerbach, Inc
U.S
United Nations
Longshore Strike Tie-Up Ties Up West Coast Ports
A 24 hour stop work movement by West Coast longshoremen halted operations and tied up nearly 50 ships from Seattle to San Diego. The action supported East and Gulf coast strikes, with 12 ships idle in San Francisco and more than 20 loaded at Los Angeles Long Beach docks. Union leaders call it a stop work meeting while pledging to handle military and perishable cargo.
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Fauuuy Lunel
Gulf Coast
San Francisco Harbor
Commission
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Puget Sound
Los Angeles
San Diego
Long Beach
Imperial Valley
East Gulf
Harry Bridges
International Longshoremen's and
New York
White House
Maine
Texas
Jamice C. Hagerty
Tito Moves Troops to Frontier
Yugoslavia moves troops toward the Soviet occupied frontier of Hungary amid a rift with Tito. Officials acknowledge the movements as normal. Pravda accuses Tito of splitting the Communist camp. Informants say Moscow weighs a new Cominform directed against Tito.
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Hungary
Moscow
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Tito
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Slavia
Cominform
Communist Information Bureau
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Othe
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Belgrade
Bandit Robs Truck Guard At Sacramento Benefit Delivery
A lone gunman robbed a Loomis armored truck guard outside a State Employment Building in Sacramento. He forced guard E Millert to lie on the sidewalk and escaped with about 15000 dollars in a black and yellow Buick, driven by a second man, as authorities including city and state police and the FBI searched downtown. The delivery of unemployment benefits was heavier than usual that morning.
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Sacramento
Millert
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Gas Price War Continues In Southern Alameda County
Area signs show gasoline at 25.9 cents per gallon for regular and 28.9 for ethyl as the on again off again price war lingers. A Bay Area Council of Petroleum Retailers spokesman warned that unresolved price fighting could force about 100 dealers out of business.
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Bay Area Council of Petroleum
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