Hayward City Manager to Lead Vallejo Post
Hayward city manager Loho Kt. Ficklin will resign to become Vallejo city manager, taking office January 15 after Alfred L. Wanger’s resignation. Hewitt announced the decision following a study session and phone offer. Ficklin was chosen from 18 applicants. He is 45 and has headed Hayward six years, previously Petaluma’s manager.
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France Ends U.N. Boycott as Algeria Issue Posts Return
United Nations observers said France may end its two month boycott by striking the Algerian problem from the agenda and might vote to support Outer Mongolia’s admission. Russia’s veto threat on the larger 18 nation package hangs over the process while Morocco’s agenda item faced postponement to clear the way for France’s early return.
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Turkeys Ready for Holiday Sale at Hayward Poultry
A Hayward poultry dealer notes unsold birds return to the freezer for Christmas and New Year sales while turkeys are sold year round. Prices are steady for toms, with hens showing a typical post Thanksgiving drop. restaurants are the main buyers.
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Zoning Ordinance Placed Before Newark Council
Newark City Council introduced a zoning ordinance setting minimum lot sizes and new classifications. Mayor Silliman outlined changes including returning some areas to residential and creating an agricultural holding zone to allow a limited number of houses. A 6000 to 9000 square foot lot option and a Cherry road buffer zone are also under study.
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22 Rescued In Shipwreck Off Nova Scotia Cape Coast
In Halifax Nova Scotia the 2800 ton Liberian freighter ran aground near Cape Breton. After 28 hours of perilous efforts a Royal Canadian Navy helicopter plucked all 22 crew to safety. Winds hampered earlier救援 and a breeches buoy method was used to reach the shore.
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French convoy ambush kills 17 Moroccans rebels strike in Rif
French forces report 17 soldiers dead and 10 wounded after an ambush on a convoy 50 miles northeast of Fez in the Rif mountains. Moroccan rebels attacked from ridgelines as a rescue column was dispatched, with French planes and artillery taking part in pursuit and bombardment. Local reports note heavy fighting near Meknes and ongoing search operations for insurgents.
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Interstate ruling challenges race travel in segregated era
The Interstate Commerce Commission outlawed racial segregation of interstate passengers in trains and buses, prompting varied responses from Georgia and Mississippi officials. Georgia vows to enforce state laws amid complexity. Mississippi downplays impact as many carriers already reduced color lines. Some railroads face uncertainty in implementing the rule, which takes effect January 10.
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Sultan Mohammed V talks on Morocco's first national government
Ben Youssef known as Sultan Mohammed V meets to plan a new Moroccan government with Ress ident Gerere Andre DuBois. Meanwhile French troops tighten control in Rif and along the Spanish Moroccan border amid a “reze” order. An ambush near Tigi Ouzli and Aknou injures a Red Cross ambulance crew, and a Casablanca watchman is fatally attacked.
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Soviet Hydrogen Bomb Test Prompts Global Reactions
The Soviet Union announced a hydrogen bomb test described as the most powerful explosion yet conducted. Tass reported the blast occurred at high altitude and aimed to study radioactivity effects, while Khruschev claimed the explosion equaled millions of tons of conventional explosives. U.S. officials noted earlier American estimates of a similar device ranging from 12 to 17 million tons. The Moscow statement stressed civil defense research and pledged continued efforts toward a ban on nuclear weapons with international oversight.
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Mrs Woodward Cleared by Jury in Husband's Death
In New York City Mrs Ann Woodward, acquitted by Nassau county grand jury of charges tied to the shotgun death of her millionaire husband William Woodward Jr, fled the courtroom sobbing and sought solace at her Manhattan home. The jury deliberated about nine hours, while another figure, Paul Wirths Jr, faced three burglary indictments. The medical examiner testified Woodward died about 15 minutes after being shot, with only one pellet hitting a vital area. Woodward has been under medical care since the incident.
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Abbott Trial Speed-Up Seen in Berkeley Case
Dr. Paul Kirk a UC criminologist described as a key prosecution witness may testify next week in the Abbott murder trial. He is to discuss physical evidence from Abbott's car and a Trinity county grave linked to 14 year old Stephanie Bryan. Berkeley police inspector Charles O’Meara will resume cross examination after the holiday recess.
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Traffic Toll 154 on Holiday
United Press reports the Thanksgiving period of 30 hours produced a shocking toll of 154 lives. The national safety council noted Michigan led with 20 highway deaths, five in one incident and four in another. Fire deaths totaled twelve and miscellaneous accidents 26, summing to 192 nationwide.
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U S Plans New H Bomb Tests Next Spring
Washington reports the United States will resume H-bomb testing in the Pacific at Eniwetok next spring. Atomic Energy Committee members say tests will proceed as scheduled with various weapon models, some larger and smaller than the 1954 Mireh shot, amid Soviet tests.
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Weather forecast shows fair days with morning fog
The forecast calls for fair weather through Sunday with morning fog each day. Temperatures show little change from yesterday, with today's high and today's low not specified.
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