Grant's Opening Picketed by Unions at Hayward Store
Shoppers slowed traffic as Grant's department store opened on Foothill boulevard and B street in Hayward. Eight pickets from three unions protested in front of entrances while ads offered silver collars to crowd members. Union officials claimed the store was non union, prompting brief placard actions inside. The Bayward Realty development hosts multiple shops as part of the new Broadway Building Professional Center.
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W. T. Grant Company
Hayward
Foothill Boulevard
Office _Eimployes International Union
Building Service Employ
Ivid
Mathiesen
Grant
Oakland
Grant's
eGoels
New
Broadway Building
Bayward Realty Campan
Quarles Sees U S Arsenal Lead in Nuclear Weap ons
Los Angeles Air Force Secretary Donald A Quarles said Russia has more planes but the United States holds superiority in number and variety of nuclear weapons and bombers. He warned Soviets are striving to close the lead and will soon field long range jet bombers and missiles capable of delivering atomic warheads.
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Los Angeles
Air Force
Donald A. Quarles
Russia
United States
U. S
Rotary Elf
Shotgun Blast Wounds Boy Near Antioch
Robert Stevens 12 of San Leandro is listed in fairly good condition at Eden Hospital after a shotgun discharged in his face as he prepared to go hunting near Antioch. Doctors say vision likely unaffected but further tests will determine if buckshot entered the eye. The blast struck his face scalp and chest as he was getting out of a car.
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Castro Valley
Robert Stevens
Donald Stevens
Mateo Avening
San Leandro
Antioch
Eden Hospital
ICC Chief Resigns After Senate Quiz
President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Interstate Commerce Commission Chairman Hugh W. Cross after Senate subcommittee questioning about ties to a passenger transport contract. Cross cited health reasons and respect for the commission, noting he would defend against what he called baseless charges.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Hugh W. Cross
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Cross
Commission
Chicago
John L. Weeshin
Illinois
Truman
ICC
School Delinquents In Small Numbers
Police and school administrators in Hayward and Southern Alameda county say there is no gang activity in local high schools but fear gangs could develop. They note delinquents are few, juvenile crime tracks population, and emphasize close cooperation with community efforts and school support to prevent problems. Student leaders feel juvenile delinquency persists, with continued coverage on page 2.
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Hayward High School
Alameda County
Official Says Formosa Attack Could Mean War
A high White House official warned that the United States would go to war if Red China attacks Formosa. The official reaffirmed Formosa as essential to U S defense and cited the mutual defense treaty with Chiang Kai-shek regime and a federal resolution authorizing action to protect Formosa and nearby areas. State Department comment was withheld but military leaders similarly view Formosa as a critical defense link in the Western Pacific.
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Howard Handleman
Washington
United States
Red
Ted
U.S
Chiang Kai-Shek
Formosa
Pacific
Pescadores
State Department
Chen Yi
Okinawa
Luzon
Santa Makes Early Debut Here Tonight in Hayward
Firemen will meet Santa at Hayward airport before 7 p m arriving by plane from the North Pole. He rides a fire truck to his shop at Foothill Boulevard and Russell Way then walks along Foothill to B street greeting youngsters and sharing treats on a route toward Watkins and A street. The event is sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce with daily visits planned through December 5.
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Santa Claus
Hayward
North Pole
Foothill Bowlevard
Russell Wey
Santa
Foothill Boulevard
B” Street
Watkins
Sant
Hayward Chamber of Commercce
Sailor 25 badly hurt in crash near Alvarado
A sailor was seriously injured when his car smashed a power pole on West Street in Alvarado early today amid 30 foot visibility. Henry Preston Chester 24 of USS Warrick, in Oakland, was in critical condition with possible skull fracture. Police reported a five car rear end collision on Highway 17 with no injuries.
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Alvarado
California Highway Patrol
TS. Naval Hospital
Oakland
Henry Preston Chester
Warrick
CHP
Pacific Gas and Electri¢ i
David Hansen
Ielerk
Hayward
Smith
Marsh
Dene Machado
Santa Barbara
Chester
San Jose
Alameda
Msgs
Maelver
Ernest Ferreira
Hélen Barbara Hagerty
Vernon Street
Davis Street
San Leandro
Ferreira
George Duane Krauschj Manion
Los Altos
Esther Trene Torta
Santa Cru
Sund Road
Pleasanton
Carole Gerhart
Morning Weather Clears With Fair Skies Through Saturday
Morning forecast shows mostly fair conditions through Saturday with variable winds from 5 to 7 mph. Temperature details are missing for yesterday's high and today's low.
Firms Face Jan 10 Deadline on Race Segregation Ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that segregation of interstate railroad and bus passengers is unlawful. It ordered 12 railroads, a rail terminal company, and bus lines to end segregation by January 10. The decision cited undue prejudice against Negro travelers and aligns with moves toward ending racial barriers in public services. The cases included NAACP versus Southern railroads and Sarah Keys versus Carolina Southern, reflecting a shift away from separate but equal standards.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICQ
ICC
Ntional Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Southern Rail
Sarah Keys
New York
Commission
Egyptian-Israeli border clashes escalate amid aerial firings
Egyptian military spokesman reports anti-aircraft fire on an Israeli plane over Gaza as Egypt accuses Israel of border incidents. Maj. Dan Gov claims six Egyptian attacks on Israeli positions in the Negev within 24 hours. Israel cites 21 Egyptian shots at border posts and 12 plane incursions in three weeks.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Israel
Egypt
Gaza
Negar
Jewish Jerusalem
Dan Gov
Negev
Kissufim
Becairy
United Nalsons Security Council
California Thanksgiving Day road crashes claim twelve lives
In California during a 30 hour Thanksgiving period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight last night, at least twelve people died in traffic crashes. Notables include Clarence E. Townsend in Vallejo, Shirley Bernice Sharp near Shasta, Bettini near Santa Rosa, Otis O. House in Arcata, Albert Lee Harrelson south of Sacramento, and San Francisco TV newsman William V. Bradley killed while repairing a parked car.
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San Francisco
California
California Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
Clarence E. Townsend
Cypress Avenue
Vallejo
Mare Island Naval Shipyard
James William McKenzie
Napa
Napa Junction
Napa-Vallejo
Townsend
McKenzie
Shirley Bernice Sharp
Toledo
Ore
Shasta
Miss Sharp
J. H. Stevens
Theodore Maran McCarthy
Springfield
Bettini
Santa Rosa Hanker
Healdsburg
Sonoma County
Otis O
Bradley
Boys and Girls Ads Free Next Week in Review
In southern Alameda county The Daily Review invites youngsters under 16 to place free classified ads during Want Ad Week. Ads may seek jobs or sell goods and services, limited to 25 words, must include name age school and parent signature, and can be mailed or delivered to offices. Telephone calls not accepted.
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Alameda County
Daily Review
Abbott Trial Faces Recess As Defense Counters State Charges
Oakland reports on Abbott's courtroom recess as his lawyers Whitney and Howe press defense lines to raise doubt about the state's kidnapping and murder charges in the Stephanie Bryan case. Prosecutors note testimonies from Russell and Derman raising suspicions, while Dezman and Prisk face tough cross examination over credibility and grades.
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Oakland
Burton
Abbbott
Stephanie Bryan
Lcourt
Stanley Whitney
Harold Howe
William Russell
Otto Derman
San Lorenzo
Stephanie
Russell
Berkeley Schools Department
Abbott
Berkeley
Dezman
Navy
Alameda
Missing Hayward man found dead in Oro Loma ditch
The body of 64 year old Hayward rest home patient Charles Lee, missing since November 16, was found in an Oro Loma drainage ditch at Grant avenue. Deputies say he likely tried to cross the ditch and became stuck, reaching for weeds as waters rose. Identified by caretaker Simpson Glasscock, the body was taken to Chapel of the Oaks in Oakland. Lee is survived by a niece, Vera Lee Rogers.
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San Lorenzo
Hayward
Oro Loma
Grant Avenue
Charles Lee
Denton Street
Lee
Matt
Ronnie J. Harthegen
Frances
Tommy
Pinkey Ragsdale
Bockman Road
Simpson G. Glass
Halcyon
San Leandro
Sheriff's Office
Chapel of the Oaks
Telegraph Avenue
Oakland
Niee
Vera Lee Rogers
Crow Canyon Road
Mystery Car Reported With Arm in Trunk Near Livermore
Police across Alameda Contra Costa and Solano counties searched today for a 1948 green sedan linked to a report of a child’s arm protruding from the trunk. Nine witnesses claimed to see the limb and a license plate. a Livermore family also described seeing a child’s face as they pursued the car on Highway 50 before it sped away toward Walnut.
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Livermore
Alameda
Contra Costa
Solano County
Highway 50
Walout
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Women’s World x
Bet Sports
Action Realty Co. Incorporated
Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service
Lucerne
New Israel
Dorothy Cuthbertson
Sisff Weller
Willard Junior
Marian Morgan
Reva Leidecker
Tunnel Road
Abbot
Deihert Cox
Wildwood
Trinity Mountain
Tom Dely
Daly
Trinity County
Franklin Canyon Road
Amchair
Paul L
University of Californicing
Kirk
Paul Copeland
Joseph J. Duarte, Jr
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