Japanese ceramics and the Mingei revival in modern art
UPI reports on Herbert H. Sanders and Kenkichi Tomimoto who document the rise of Japanese ceramics from grave pieces to collectible art. The book covers history, techniques, and the Mingei movement that revived folk pottery after World War I, linking old methods to contemporary pottery.
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United Press International
Palo Alto
Calif
UPI
Kodansha International
Tokyo
Herbert H. Sanders
Kenkichi Tomimoto
Sanders
Yanagi
Hamada
Kawai
Japan
Special security for Johnson's L.A. visit
Los Angeles police chief warns of tight security for President Johnson's June 23 visit, comparing it to 1959 Krushchev precautions. He cites fears of antiwar protests and says the city will coordinate with Secret Service for the plan. Mayor Yorty accuses Communists of organizing the demonstrations and worries about legal gaps for leftist groups.
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UPI
Johnson
Krushchev
Tom Reddin
Samuel Yorty
Reddin
Vietnam
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Yorty
Health-seeking settlers drew many to the Southwest
Jones notes that roughly one in four permanent settlers in the Southwest were health-seekers due to climate appeal. He argues this trend has been ignored by prior historical analyses of the era, urging reevaluation of the period’s settlement patterns.
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San Francisco
UPI
Southwest
Billy M. Jones
Angelo State College
San Angelo
Tex
University of Oklahoma Press
Jones
Donald B. Thackrey
United Press - International
Job opportunities for 67 grads best ever
A CTA study finds California 1967 graduates face thriving openings and rising salaries. College and UC Berkeley, Stanford, and state centers report strong demand, with starting pay from 8 000 to over 20 000 for MBAs and engineers. Secretaries, clerks, and skilled trades show robust hiring. neat appearance noted as a factor.
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UPI
California
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CTA
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William L. Lowe
Stanford University
Graduate School of Business
William L. Whitsett
Stanford Engineering
Nanci Carson
University of California, Berkeley
Karl F. Ziegler
San Francisco
State Department of Employment
Esther Drees
College of San Mateo
Teacher Placement Bureau
Janet Freeman
San Mateo
Vietnam
Entertainers and Reagan rally crowd at Hollywood Bowl
An overflow crowd of about 20,000 filled the Hollywood Bowl for a fund raising Israel rally. Gov. Ronald Reagan and Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty attended with Hollywood celebrities like Sinatra, Streisand, Kaye, and Robinson. Thousands were pledged to support the event amid Arab picketing and police protection.
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Ronald Reagan
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
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Edward G. Robinson
Frank Sinatra
Danny Kaye
Joey Bishop
Barbra Streisand
Ross Martin
Peter Sellers
Kathryn Grayson
Carl Reiner
Dinah Shore
Robert Vaughn
Eva Marie Saint
Ernest Borgnine
Nehemiah Persoff
Agnes Moorehead
New Christy Minstrels
Reagan
Soviet Union
Middle East
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