British Admiralty Says US Sixth Fleet Caused Temporary Inconvenience
The admiralty stated the U S Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean caused temporary inconvenience during Britain's Egypt attack last month. Viscount Hailsham said personal messages between British and American commanders prevented incidents and described a friendly exchange of signals to avoid interference.
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Boys Town Wins Hog Championship at International Exposition
In Chicago Omaha Boys Town from Nebraska captured the grand champion barrow title at the international livestock exposition with a Berkshire hog described as earred. The victory marks a top prize for the Boys Town program in the hog competition.
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Soviet Arms in Syria Arouse U S Concern
The United States charged continued shipments of Soviet arms to Syria have heightened Middle East tension. State Department spokesman Lincoln White said substantial arms deliveries in recent months echo Syria’s pro Soviet trend led by Col Abdul Hamid Sarraj. U S diplomats urged Syria to cooperate with UN peace efforts and warned the arms flow does not help regional settlement. American officials are alarmed by Soviet influence in Syria and potential shifts toward Moscow’s orbit.
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Russia
Nazis Plot to Kill Eisenhower and Roosevelt Told
In late 1944 Germany plotted to drop parachutists behind Allied lines and target Eisenhower and Roosevelt, aiming to trigger a mass breakout of 400,000 prisoners. FBI thwarted the schemes, details reported in The FBI Story by Jon Whitehead, citing guarded FBI files and the agency’s war on subversion and gangsters.
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California brush fire nears control scorches vast watershed
RAMOWA Catifll A death dealing fire burned more than 43000 acres in Cleveland National Forest San Diego County. By 10 am yesterday, winds pushed flames toward the Santasabel area, reaching within half a mile before crews halted the spread with about 1600 firefighters on scene.
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More Nabbed in L A Dope Raids
Los Angeles narcotics officers continued a crackdown on drugs as three more suspects were in custody today. The raid activity underscored ongoing effort to curb trafficking in the city.
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Oakland Man Dies in Home Fire
Oakland man Ray Willis 25 dies in a downtown basement fire of unidentified origin. Officers say a dozen Los Angeles area occupants fled to safety as three others and two more men from El Monte and Los Angeles are described as pushers and users. Firemen estimate damage at about 31000.
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Hayward to Test Air Raid Sirens Tomorrow
Hayward will conduct a noon mechanical air raid siren test after failures during Operation Quiver. Both the steady four minute alert and the wavering four minute take cover signal will be tested, per Sam Cohen deputy director of civil defense. Additional tests are planned for December 6 and 18.
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Sam Cohen
Civil Defense
Hayward police and firemen seek wage increase
Hayward police and firemen plan to ask for a pay raise. The Joint Wage Committee will present a letter to the Personnel Board Chairman Ernest Fimentel at tomorrow night’s Hayward Ferson board meeting. The letter notes no specific demands, but cites a need to adjust wages upward to match Bay Area peers.
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Deadline on Phone Strike at Midnight in New York
The head negotiator for AT T long distance operators said some avenues remain open to a new contract before midnight when the current agreement expires. About 25 000 operators voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike at midnight if no settlement is reached, though union representatives said talks would continue after midnight if progress appears possible. Elaine T Gleason, CWA chief negotiator, reported no counter proposals but expressed optimism despite the standstill.
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Review to Add Religious Feature on Saturday Pages
The Daily Review will introduce a regular religious feature on Saturdays in mid December. A church page will run as a feature to boost church support and attendance. It will include picture stories and messages from all faiths and be sponsored by a group of business and professional people.
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Davis Loses Photo Finish to Calhoun in Melbourne Race
In Melbourne at the Olympic trials Jack Davis of the United States narrowly lost to Lee Calhoun in a photo finish for the 120 yard hurdles. Calhoun edged Davis by a slim margin as both ran near record pace, with Davis later noting his retirement plans after the disappointment. Soviet athletes dominated the medal tally on the same grounds.
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Lee Calhoun
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Harrison Dillard
Helsinki
Navy
Crew Abandons Stricker Ship Near Lingayen Gulf
The 10,350 ton freighter Charles Dant listed to starboard after a cargo shift and sent a distress call. The 47 crew escaped in lifeboats. Manila agents said the ship was not in danger or sinking. Rescue ships attempted to beach the vessel near Damortis, Lingayen Gulf.
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Dads Club Urges Billboard Action in Alameda County
A letter protesting the excess of billboards was sent yesterday to Alameda County supervisors from the Del Rey Dads club of San Lorenzo, signed by Carl C Vinson urging billboard control. A second letter from Highland PTA along with FTA support requests anti litter campaigns and county ordinance action, per Daily Review editorial.
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Area cities map drive for crossing in San Leandro
Representatives of Hayward San Leandro Fremont Newark and Alameda will prepare a united front for the Southern Crossing tonight in San Leandro. The group will decide its presentation for a December 12 meeting of the California Toll Bridge Authority in Sacramento. Tonight's meeting is set for 7:30 in San Leandro City Hall.
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Alameda
California Toll Bridge Authority
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San Leandro City Hall
Santa Clara Farmers Challenge Greenbelt Expansion
Santa Clara County farmers pressed at a San Jose hearing to extend the Greenbelt exclusion law limiting annexation by cities. Karl Belser urged regional power to annex disannex or suspend farming areas, while Michel Antonacci and H K Hunter argued Greenbelts are expedients and noted city growth pressures and rezoning cases in Altos and Sunnyvale.
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Santa Clara County
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Karl Belser
California
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Michel Antonacci
H. K. Hunter
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Harry Bridge
Gault
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Altos
Mountain View
Two Explosions Mark Michigan City Rail Crash After Demise
Two railroad workers died and seven were injured as a diesel fuel tank exploded while crews removed bodies from a fiery collision of two diesels and a gasoline truck near Michigan City Indiana. A second blast as welders cut wreckage raised the death toll to five with more harmed.
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Ike Urges All to Get Polio Shots
President Eisenhower urged all parents with unvaccinated children to begin the Salk polio vaccine series and appealed to adults under 35 to take inoculations. Welfare Secretary Folsom said cooperation could wipe out polio next year, warning against public apathy and the danger of delaying vaccination.
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Mario Folsom
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Sumner
Third Area Gun Theft Reported
A man reported a burglary in which his 357 Magnum revolver and 60 rounds of 34 caliber ammunition were stolen from his parked auto in the United Girls company lot on Hathaway Avenue. Also missing were $82 worth of clothing. Police noted multiple firearms thefts in the Newark and Hayward area over the weekend and yesterday.
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Ralph Graham
Lowstl Avenue
Heyward
Graham
United Girls Company
Hathaway Avenue
Newark
Hayward
Names New Envoy to India Named by Eisenhower
President Eisenhower named Ellsworth Bunker, retiring president of the American Reed, as the new ambassador to India. The appointment is tentative pending Senate confirmation to succeed John Sherman Cooper, a Republican recently elected to the Senate from Kentucky.
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John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Egypt Traps Two Norwegian Ships at Suez Canal
In Oslo Egypt has stationed troops along the Suez Canal to prevent two Norwegian ships trapped during the fighting from leaving the channel, which had been cleared by Britain and France, according to reports today.
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