Two Air Force Jets Set New Speed Record
New York reports Air Force Voodoo jets sliced coast to coast in 3 hours 10 minutes to 3 hours 14 minutes. Capt. Ray Lehrencengost Jr from Kittanning, Pa and Capt. Robert J. Kilpatrick from Bristol, Conn led the record flights, breaking a Navy mark. Other Voodoo jets also participated in Operation Sun Run.
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Los Angeles
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West Coast
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Ray Lehrencengost Jr
Kittanning
Ontario
Air Force
Robert J. Kilpatrick
Bristol
MrGuire Air Force Bree
N.J
Sentence Delay In Forgery Case In San Francisco
U S District Judge George B Harris postponed until December 1 the sentencing of Altman James Ri Hoyle 21 of Rutherfordton North Carolina who pleaded guilty as a member of a Parks Air Force Base forgery ring He would be sentenced with two other defendants The airman faces a maximum 15 year prison term and a $11000 fine Secret Service reported 314 bad checks totaling 59018 in possession and a total of checks cashed around 80000 The case involves two other guilty pleas by T Sgt Theodore Goldberg and S Sgt Charles A Evans with details incomplete due to the damaged text
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U.S. Dist
George B. Harris
Altman James
Ri Hoyle
Rutherfordton
M. C
Parks Air Force Base
Harris
Fol! Hoyle
Theodore Goldberg
Attash Barry
Louisville
Charles A. Evans
Dyers J¢Burg
Tenn
Elmer W. Moore
Secret Service
Police Brace For Holiday Traffic Load
United Press reports police brace for a holiday traffic surge as Americans begin the four day Thanksgiving period. Church services mark the start of Thanksgiving traditions dating back to Plymouth. Paris Illinois hosts about 200 foreign students for dinners and weeklong activities to foster goodwill. President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower plan Thanksgiving dinner with a National Turkey Federation turkey.
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Paris
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Eisenhower
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Hospital cuts patient visitor load at Eden Hospital
Castro Valley Eden Hospital Administrator Harry A Blythe announced immediate visitor restrictions limiting to two visitors per patient at any time during visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. The measure, approved by the medical staff, aims to prevent fatigue among patients.
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California Thanksgiving Weather Forecast Keeps Rain Away
A five day forecast shows no rain in California for Thanksgiving travel. Crisp nightly temperatures are expected statewide with generally clear conditions. Only Southern California coast and the San Joaquin Valley may see fog and cloudiness tomorrow morning, then mostly clear through Thursday.
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Police Set Thanksgiving Coverage Across Alameda Area
Alameda agencies including county city and state law enforcement and hospitals will operate as usual for the holiday with many officers on duty. CHP and Alameda County Sheriff Dept report normal staffing and other offices will be closed.
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MacLeod Named Chief of Bay Transit Dist
Clair MacLeod, 48, Pisdmont, was named president of the new Bay Area Rapid Transit Dist. in an 11-3 vote. He also serves as president of the Alameda-Contra Costa Transit Dist. His term in the latter ends Dec. 12. A committee was appointed to report Dec. 12 on a three month delay in removing Bay Bridge rails. The district set a Dec. 12 hearing on a $230,445 seven month budget. Hayward council delayed action on rail removal until Dec. 10 as district officials seek study of transit issues.
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Hayward
Alameda
A. O. Olson
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Mzgr
Roger Anderson
Defense Ready for Van Deusen and Watkins Trial
Robert L. Watkins a former Hayward real estate broker faces grand jury indictment on a single count. Ray W. Van Deusen stands accused on eight counts of grand theft one count of attempted grand theft and four violations of the Corporate Securities Code. Judge Cecil Mosbacher’s court conducts the case as Watkins fights cross examination by Deputy District Attorney John Sutter.
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Hayward
Ray W. van Deusen
Watkins
van Deusen
Cecil Mosbacher
Dep. Dist
John Sutter
Ashland Annexation Committee Plans Strategy Meeting
SAN LEANDRO Campaign strategy to promote a yes vote on annexation will be studied at a meeting of Ashland Area Annexation Committee at 8 p m today at the home of Mrs Verna Johnson 16205 Canterbury Dr J Paul Roberts committee chairman said The meeting aims to organize two house-to-house campaigns to inform about annexation The annex election is not for Jan 14.
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Ashland Area
Verna Johnson
Canterbury
J. Paul Roberts
Santa Dues In Town Friday Event In Hayward
Santa Claus under contract to the Hayward Chamber of Commerce retail division will arrive Friday at 7 p.m. on a tire truck, light the Christmas street lights, and hold a 7 80 p.m. ceremony at the Chamber office B Street and Foothill Boulevard with Wayne Bigbee George Oakes Hayward mayor John Purchio and Fire Chief Matthew Jimenez. He will distribute candy to children and disappear until Dec 6 then resume street and store appearances daily through Christmas.
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George Oakes
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Hayward
John Purchio
Matthew Jimenez
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San Bernardino Mayor Leads in State Senate Special Election
Raymond H. Gregory, Republican mayor of San Bernardino, held a large lead in the special election for state senator. Democratic candidate Eugene A. Nisbet of Upland polled 15,062 votes, while Republican Fred At Wilson registered 4,418 votes.
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Raymond H., Gregory
San Bernardino
Eugene A. Nisbet
Upland
Fred At Wilson
Grace Dines With Queen Elizabeth in Royal London Visit
Grace and her husband Prince Rainier visited London for a royal luncheon at Buckingham Palace with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh. The outing marked a high profile social engagement during their shopping trip, reflecting royal warm relations and public interest.
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Secret Report On Red Missiles Shocks Scions
Washington insiders report that Dulles warned Congress that Soviet missile and rocket strength was greater than believed. Senators Symington Bridges and Johnson described the testimony as shocking and urged a national review of defense procedures and CIA coordination with Armed Services and Congress.
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Stuart Symington
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Johnson
U.S
Defense
Central Intelligency Agency
The
Armed Services
Congress
President Eisenhower Recovers and Considers Paris Trip
President Eisenhower, following a mild stroke, resumes conferences and signings with Nixon and aides. Doctors call recovery excellent while briefing that his speech is improving. White House hints he may still fly to Paris for the NATO summit mid December despite the stroke.
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Paris
Eves
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Howard M. Snyder
James C. Hagerty
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Sherman Adams
Andrew
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Earlia White
New Demand For Action On the Disability
Washington reports a push for Congress to act on presidential disability after Eisenhower's mild stroke. Rep. Paul C. Jones urges resignation if incapacitated, while Rep. Kenneth B. Keating supports congressional action. Jones stresses the need for a fully capable leader in this critical period.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Paul C. Jones
Dma
Kenneth B. Keating
Jones
Richard M. Nixon
Attorney Kills Wife and Two Sons in Pasadena
Pasadena attorney Harvey F. Rawlings 42 killed his wife Ruth 42 and sons Raymond 12 and Robert 16 before fatally shooting himself. Neighbors reported screams around 4 30 a m. The $50 000 San Rafael Hills home was left blood spattered. Police suspect emotional upheaval from financial problems.
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Pasadena
Ins
Harvey F. Rawlings
Ruth
Ray”mond
Robert
San Rafael Hills
Carl Lindholm
Rawlings
Wilbur Goss
Baumberg Voters Approve Annex to Hayward Area
In the Gaumberg area residents voted yesterday to annex to Hayward. Of 104 ballots 74 favored annexation and 38 opposed with two mutilated ballots noted. The area has 147 eligible voters, 231 acres west of Hes perian Blvd and south of Arf Ave, with an estimated population around 400.
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Hayward
Hesperian Blvd
Arf Ave
Navy Bay Area workers to gain hourly wage hike
U S Rep George Miller says the new pay schedule affects about 30 000 workers with increases for planners and estimators 19 cents laborers 12 cents helpers 4 cents electricians and machinists 15 cents toolmakers 20 cents patternmakers 15 cents and more beginning with the first pay period in December 7 1967.
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Alfar
U. S
George Miller
Calif
Ike's Minister Urges Prayers For President
Washington area reports Dr Edward L R Elson Eisenhower’s minister asks all believers to pray for the president on Thanksgiving Day. In a statement he urges national churches to join in prayer and blessing for a safe, speedy recovery and for the nation.
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Eisenhower
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