Reagan Ranch Life and Politics Define Post Governor Era
Ronald Reagan, ex California governor, juggles ranch work with ongoing politicking. He runs a private office, radio program, column, and tours, while his 630acre Santa Ynez Valley ranch near Santa Barbara shapes his new lifestyle and potential 1976 presidential ambitions.
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Younger Artists Challenge Soviet Official Art In Moscow
Alexander Melamid and Vitaly Komar, young unofficial artists, demand the right to paint and exhibit freely defying Socialist Realism. Their pop and satire driven works have drawn Western praise and sparked negotiations for indoor shows in Moscow and Leningrad. They seek broader inclusion while lamenting isolation and lack of communication among unofficial artists.
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