A modest museum offers a practical Newport model
The Newport Beach Art Museum opened at 550000 in construction costs with donated services from Langdon & Wilson and Irvine Company. The two acre site, built by Kolln & Co, features a plain interior and 21000 square feet. The column favors cost efficiency over grandeur, arguing for a modest museum as a useful blueprint for Long Beach if funds are lacking.
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Newport Center
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Independent Press Telegram Defends Ad Policy On Briggs Campaign
The paper explains it accepted an ad promoting State Senator John Briggs to ban homosexuals from teaching jobs as a trial in four papers. It notes other outlets carried the ad and emphasizes it does not indicate endorsement or opposition. The editors state they review all copy for legality decency taste.
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Eureka
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Press ethics and political advertising in a newspaper note
The article quotes John F Kennedy on the need for a free press and states the publication does not edit for political agreement. It explains accepting a Briggs advertising supplement due to an initiative petition campaign by a California state senator running for governor and notes willingness to run controversial political ads from candidates or proponents of ballot measures.
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German rebels without a cause shock West Germany
West Germany faces bafflement as urban guerrilla groups widen terror with assassinations kidnappings and arson aimed at top industrialists and the democratic system Officials note a hard core of about 1200 militants aided by sympathizers including professors and church figures The movement stems from disaffection with affluent society and echoes US Weathermen but has grown into a broader terrorist threat with unclear ultimate aims
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Ogaden War Drives Somali Ethiopian Clash Across Horn
In the Ogaden region a fierce conflict pits pro Somali forces against the Ethiopian Army, threatening Afro Arab ties as the Soviet Union backs both sides. The dispute centers on self determination versus inherited colonial borders, with religion and history coloring claims from Mogadishu and Addis Ababa amid Eritrean secession tensions nearby.
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Mexico oil for troubled waters
Washington friction grows as Mexican President Lopez Portillo misses canal treaty signing. U S Mexico border tensions rise with immigration pressure and forged documents. Drug trafficking, jailer brutality, and cross border exchange talks add strain. Mexico’s economy, PRI unity, and oil reserves shape Lopez Portillo’s tough reform path.
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