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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1970
Page
9
Nick Kotz surveys hunger in the United States, tracing its rise from mid century to contemporary debates. He cites senators Kennedy and Clark, unemployed workers, and black migrants, arguing welfare and policy lag behind the crisis and risk social upheaval.
A review of Staffan B. Linder’s The Barded Leisure Class arguing affluence increases tasks and time pressures, with a sardonic take on a future of plenty but less free time. Also covered is Frank Lloyd Wright’s The Disappearing City, now issued as a revised edition highlighting urbanism’s erosion of living quality and Wright’s changing notes.
Modern Art Museum celebrates Calder with the most complete collection outside a single institution. The "Salute" display runs through February 15 featuring wire construc tions, mobiles, stabiles, wood carvings, watercolors, drawings, prints, and jewelry. Notable works include Josephine Baker and Shark Sucker, highlighting connections to Paris and Futurist ideas.
Two young girls, Marta and Annie, navigate family rules and hidden identities. Marta hides a secret created by a sinister scientist, while Annie seeks freedom and a summer job with a peculiar couple. The stories unfold with dramatic, coming of age scenes and cryptic European settings.
A short archival note from 1970 credits an electronic troubadour project to pheni aimo and outlines resource rights under Saturday Review. The item records authorship attribution and copyright ownership for the works.
A cluttered January culture calendar highlights local events at the public venue. Readers can expect listings for theater, music, and arts happenings, with details still unclear due to the fragmentary OCR.
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