Europeans Praise U S Pavilion Amid Mixed Reactions
Belman Morin reports at the World's Fair Brussels that the U S pavilion sparks strong opinions from visitors and critics alike. Some praise American optimism and humanist aims while others call it superficial or in poor taste, amid debate over its portrayal of American progress and values.
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Stray Horses Scattered Across Cleveland Lawn
Mrs. Tom Azine Cekanski woke to seven horses grazing on her front lawn in North Royalton. Police rounded up the animals in about 90 minutes, returning them to a pasture. The horses belong to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farkas of Camp Robin at 12901 Pleasant Valley Rd.
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Kenyon College Gothic Architecture Pioneering US
Kenyon College in Gambier Ohio is regarded as the earliest example of collegiate Gothic architecture in the United States, illustrating an early adoption of medieval revival design in American higher education.
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