Top auto blunders that shaped American wheels
Historian David L. Lewis lists twelve major missteps before 1970 that shaped U.S. automaking. He cites Col. Albert Pope, Henry Ford, William Durant, Edsel, the Corvair, the Wills Sainte Clair and GM's internal struggles as pivotal errors and missed opportunities.
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KU museum cleanup uncovers vast hidden art collection
Lawrence KU staff completed a year long inventory of more than 25000 items at the old art museum revealing thousands of previously unknown objects. Highlights include 117 Chinese snuff bottles doorknobs bearing George Washington images and a Japanese horse saddle.
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National Endowment For the Arts
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