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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
2
In Rome, a 10 block wedge of shopping and dining streets will be closed to private autos for a 10 day trial. From 10:00 am to 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm, only buses, taxis, ambulances and residents’ permitted vehicles may move within the restricted zone. The plan targets easing modern traffic in the maze of ancient streets.
In Tucson Arizona an awkward confrontation at a residential lot features Lew Davis discovering a fruit stand on private property. Davis asks for owner permission and, after the owner replies affirmatively, quips about being the owner himself. The scene ends with the fruit stand being mauled or damaged in unclear circumstances.
Scientists prepare to test a new drug aimed at boosting learning and memory. The investigational maghesurit pemoline speeds RNA synthesis in brain cells as animals acquire learning, raising hopes for improved cognition but with uncertainty about human effectiveness.
Stockton AP reports parishioners oppose a sculpted statue at St Luke's Roman Catholic Church over claims of modernistic deviationism. The piece is wrapped and chained near the church parking area amid financial disputes over art payment totaling 27,000 with 3,900 reportedly unpaid.
An Anaheim collision between a heavy truck and The San Diegan passenger train left one man dead and about 40 injured. Seven cars derailed and passengers were hospitalized. the truck driver Bernard F. Lenfranco, 21, of Anaheim, died. The train carried 200 people from Los Angeles to San Diego across a highway crossing. Investigators worked through the night to determine the cause.
Jurors convict Donna Burkett, 31, of voluntary manslaughter in the shotgun death of her husband Kenneth. Sentencing set for January 11. Defense argued it was to scare, not kill, amid testimony of a crossing warning signal and police searches at a Mayfair market.
AP reports a telephoned extortion threat led to a bomb scare at Daly City Mayfair Market, following a prior blast that did little damage. A second device exploded at Central Foods Market in Pacifica, injuring clerk James Fong, 30, of San Francisco, who was struck on the leg by a fragment.
The bishop says opinions differ on the statue while Father Moriarty declines comment. Artist laments a year's work damaged as the sculpture, carved from French limestone, was placed outside and toppled, feet missing, raising questions of integrity and planning.
In Brooklyn a ten foot John F Kennedy Memorial in Grand Army Plaza, unveiled seven months ago, is now covered by a white construction shack and stained brown by iron oxides from moisture. Abe Stark orders final payment held until discoloration is corrected. Port Morris Tile and Terrazzo Corp. reportedly linked to the project. The Vermont Marble Co. disputes fault, while Foster Snell Inc. notes marble iron content contributing to rust stains.
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