Houghton Library built. 1942 - John B. Atkinson becomes city manager. 1945 - Cambridge Civic Unity Committee established. 1945 - Irving House established. 1946 - WMIT begins broadcasting. 1947 September 9: Computer bug found at the Harvard Computation Lab. Demise of the Harvard Botanic Garden. Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier in business. 1950s–1970s 1950 Cardullo's Gourmet Shop in business. Joseph DeGuglielmo becomes mayor. 1951 Fresh Pond Drive-In opens. WHRB incorporated. 1952 John J. Curry becomes city manager. MIT School of Industrial Management and MIT Center for International Studies established. 1953 Brattle Theatre begins screening movies. Harvard Model United Nations conference begins. 1954 - Wang Laboratories, Cheapo Records, and Hong Kong restaurant in business. 1955 Out of Town News, Casablanca bar, Elsie's eatery and Ferranti-Dege camera store in business. Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory relocated to Cambridge. 1957 Cambridge Buddhist Association established. Pangloss Bookstore in business. 1958 Club 47 (music venue) opens. Joyce Chen restaurant and Chez Jean restaurant in business. Lisp (programming language) invented at MIT. Smoot measurement established. 1959 Café Pamplona in business. Harvard/MIT Center for Urban Studies and MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory established. 1960 Bartley's restaurant in business. Harvard's Let's Go travel guides begin publication. Out of Town News opens in Harvard Square and goes to last sixty years selling newspapers from all over the world. 1961 Julia Child moves to Cambridge. October 14: Fire destroys the original WGBH television and radio studios, at MIT. 1962 Temple Beth Shalom founded. Fresh Pond Shopping Center built. Cambridge Electron Accelerator in operation. Harvard's Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts built. Cambridge Seven Associates in business. Cambridge Sports Union founded. 1963 - Cambridge Historical Commission established. 1964 - NASA Electronics Research Center established. 1965 - Head of the Charles Regatta established. 1966 - Cambridge School Volunteers founded. 1967 Joseph DeGuglielmo becomes city manager. Cambridge Forum, MIT's Center for Advanced Visual Studies established. 1968 Cambridge Housing Convention active. Shrdlu computer program developed at MIT. 1969 Murder of Jane Britton Student antiwar protest. Union of Concerned Scientists, and Harvard's Institute for African and African-American Research founded. Passim and Plough and Stars in business. 1970 The Middle East restaurant opens. Rent control and Massachusetts Department of Transportation Volpe Center established. Alfred Vellucci becomes mayor. 1971 Cambridge and Somerville Legal Services established. Grendel's Den pub in business. Revels performance series begins. 1972 Broadway Bicycle School in business. Longfellow National Historic Site and Cambridge Women's Center established. Harvard's Gund