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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1963
Page
2
Police search for a tall, bleary eyed robber who entered Peter's Ice Cream Parlor at Bancroft Avenue and demanded cash. A witness, Miss Mary Schuyler, reported the bandit fled with 176 dollars and appeared nervous with bloodshot eyes, armed with a pistol.
SAN LORENZO The board of directors of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association will meet today at 8 p.m. at the community center building 377 Paseo Grande. Bids will be opened for a 1964 automobile for use by Fire Chief Tom Ducey and for other equipment approved for the fire department. An architect will be selected for alterations on the fire station and directors will consider a shorter work week requested by firemen. Candidates who filed nominating papers for the one vacancy will be introduced and a candidates night will be set. The controversial by law change on quorum will be voted on, proposed a month ago by Director Ranald Farrell.
Hayward State College economist Dr Virgil Salera will discuss Where Does the Cuban Settlement Leave Us at the Commonwealth Club of California luncheon in the Sheraton-Palace San Francisco. A former senior staff member on President Eisenhower’s Council of Economic Advisors he has held posts in the US Treasury and the Foreign Economic Administration and has conducted research in Argentina Venezuela Peru Australia South Africa and Saxonbautry.
Havana based Revolution ranking names the Cuban Missile Crisis as the top story of 1962. President Kennedy’s push to remove Soviet missiles from Cuba and the U.S. naval quarantine are cited as placing the world on the brink of a third world war. The $52 million ransom for 1,113 Cuban Bay of Pigs prisoners is listed as No. 2.
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