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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1962
Page
4
In a measured unveiling the sleepy Find of Year opens with calm curiosity. Local organizers emphasize steady attendance and modest festivities, aiming to chart the season’s early momentum without fanfare or disruption.
Reports of a $25 million University of California science research center near the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory were dismissed as rumor. Dr. John Foster and local consultants said there are discussions but no firm plans, dates, or dollars confirmed.
Sunset High School's music department plans a Christmas program tonight at 8 PM in the school cafetorium. The program features performances by the a cappella choir, Sunset orchestra, and concert band, with selections such as Dona Nobis, On Holy Night, God is My Strong Salvation, God Of Our Fathers, Night Flight To Madrid, Silent Night, On to the World, Deck the Halls, and Jingle Bells.
Mary Cosenza AP reports Rosa, 87, who had been toothless for years, suddenly grew two new teeth an incisor and an eyetooth, astonishing herself and onlookers.
The Livermore Planning Commission approved the Litt eath Lumber Company’s request for a planned unit development to build a shopping center at Crest Avenue and Hulk Crest Avenues. The panel recommended city council grant the permit with minor conditions. Proposals for additional dwelling units behind the center were excluded due to local resident objections.
At Point Mugu California an Army Nike Zeus test fired successfully ending the current series. Nine of nineteen shots were destroyed in flight. The system is designed to intercept missiles above 100 miles but McNamara doubts it is ready for large scale production.
Providence AP reports former Senator Theodore Francis Green remained in a coma and on the danger list at Jane Brown Hospital early today. Green, age 86, oldest member ever to serve in the US Senate, was admitted Wednesday after being stricken at home. He served six decades in the Senate and did not run for reelection in 1960.
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