Frank Lloyd Wright Dies as Guggenheim Rises in New York
Frank Lloyd Wright, famed for controversy, dies in Phoenix after brief illness. His final project, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum on Fifth Avenue, remains under construction and has sparked fierce local debate over its form and impact on Manhattan’s streetscape.
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Newsman Tells His Own Story By Kent Cooper
The autobiography by Kent Cooper traces his 52 years at The Associated Press from Indiana to New York and to the helm of the world’s largest news agency. It details his push for truth and unbiased reporting, the wire photo scheme, and his stance against suppression of news including a request from President Herbert Hoover.
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