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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1959
Page
2
L A County Air Pollution Control District releases a folder explaining temperature inversion as the cause of smog in the Los Angeles basin. It notes pollution from cars as the major remaining problem and outlines potential devices like fuel cutoff and afterburner, plus enforcement challenges for widespread adoption.
Frank Lloyd Wright, 89, the rebellious titan of modern architecture, died in St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix after complications from abdominal surgery. He left a half century of controversy with critics while shaping 20th century design. private funeral at Taliesin West before burial at the Taliesin estate in Spring Green, Wisconsin. Survivors include three daughters, four sons, nine grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and his sister.
Health ministry opens emergency clinics in London to handle a surge in anti polio injections after the death of 29 year old soccer star Jeff Hall, prompting urgent vaccination efforts and public health warnings.
Miss Baxter recalls her grandfather as a monumental figure whose life blended function and form in his brutal yet brilliant pursuit of natural housing. He challenged norms with streamline designs and Wrightisms, earning praise and controversy while shaping architecture and career, amid personal trials.
A vintage styled ad promotes French fries baked with Girard's Original French Dressing. Cut potatoes into sticks, dip in dressing, bake at 400 degrees for about an hour. The flavor is described as bright tangy and sweet and the ad claims many tasty serving ideas.
The Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, designed with a striking circular form, nears completion and gains note for its resilience after withstanding the 1923 earthquake. The building is cited alongside the Guggenheim Museum in New York as a landmark design.
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