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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1961
Page
2
A chaotic fantasy tale shows Santa and the Flying Shoe confronting a mysterious giant footwear and a quest led by King Merdin. They drift by Ipswich, battle a perilous sea, and uncover clues about a hidden mystery amid magical dangers and quirky dialogue.
In Berlin families face Christmas separated by the new concrete barrier. West Berlin resident Christiane Watts watches as propaganda loudspeakers blare from the East, while she longs to be with her parents on the other side and fears the wall will hinder holiday plans.
In Boise Idaho the Harriman brothers of New York plan to donate park land including Ag Astle and Smylie area for a state transfer. The contract sets that their interests will pass to the state in their wills and the property will be occupied by the public.
State Department officials outlined U S aid setup for India while senators debated international economics. Lincoln White stated that media vetoes would not derail the American aid program as Democrats and others weighed the policy impact.
SACRAMENTO AP A former state legislator G Delbert Morris of Los Angeles received a pardon from Guy Brown for a perjury conviction. Morris, 32, faced personal tragedy including his wife’s polio death in 1953 and later a liquor license scandal. He served two years in prison and now works at a Los Angeles department store. The pardon restores his civil rights.
Edwin F. Davis, editor and publisher of the Willys Daily Journal, named California state coordinator of President Kennedy s American Food for Peace program. Gov. Brow announced the appointment in Sacramento. Four other Californians join a statewide committee to assist Davis in sending surplus agricultural products to people abroad.
The article reports broad national sympathy for Brawais the hound dog trapped in an abandoned mine. Donations from across the country pour in to support the animal’s rescue and care, with specifics on contributors and amounts not fully clear due to damaged text.
In Miami and Camden, officials describe a test of a compact reactor meant to power a ship's steam system. The plan includes a goodwill offer of 100 percent copper and a push to supply customers with a card to drive the Savannah. Further tests are planned by the Atomic Energy Commission with a focus on a Christmas stocking friendly display.
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