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1. Richard 37th, Act III: Thermidor, 1968-1974
2. Race, Space, Violence, and Voting: 1964, 1978, 1994
3. Good Times, 1974-1979
4. The Jeffersons, 1975-1985
5. Richard 37th, Act IV: Ronald the Great, 1975-1994
6. New Art Spaces after Watts and the Blowouts: Samella Lewis and ASCO, 1965-1978
7. All in the Family, 1971-1979
8. Phase II: Defiance, Resistance to Police Violence, and Ghetto Pride, 1971-1980s
9. A Clockwork Orange (1971) Warner's poster is organized around an A for Alex. The tip of that A features a phallic knife in the hands of the "delinquent" Alex (Malcolm McDowell). Inside the open "legs" of the A is the "Milk Bar" figure, a naked woman in a submissive position also with her legs spread. The piercing knife above thrusts in the same direction, although artfully, not literally into the open inverted V[agina]. Lest this reading seem too sexually violent, the film's plot-generating scene in Act I is the graphic gang rape of Mrs. Alexander (Adrienne Corri)--her only role in the film because in the plot Mrs. Alexander commits suicide after this trauma. Publicity Poster. Fair use claim for critical study with scaled-down copy. Image embedded from wikimedia.
10. Race-Ethnic Majorities by Census Tract, 1970, Showing Pico-Whittier and Lakewood-Rosemead Transections
11. Life of Nixon, Richard 37th
12. Sanford and Son, 1972-1977
13. Photography's Ironic Arrival as Fine Art: Ed Ruscha and Robert Heinecken, 1961-1970
14. Nixon on Busing, 1972
15. Brady Bunch (ABC, 1969-1974)
16. Julia , 1968-1971
17. Life of Nixon Life of Nixon, Photomontage by Phil Ethington (2010) TOP ROW: Nixon family home, Yorba Linda, California (Nixon Birthplace and Library). Furniture and artifacts from Nixon family since Richard M. Nixon's childhood. SECOND ROW: Nixon, "Checkers Speech" 1952, Frame Still of kinetescope of broadcast; Nixon's resignation speech 8 August 1974, suburban family living room with Sears color television set. Live photo on 35mm Tri-X Pan negative; BOTTOM ROW: Nixon family kitchen sink, fawcett not leaking, at sunset, 2002.; The Watergate, also called Traitor's Gate, Tower of London, 2003. All photos except Checkers Speech frame still by Phil Ethington, 1974-2004.
18. "Black Bag Operations," White House Tapes, 21 March 1973
19. The Contradictory Mayoralty of Tom Bradley in the Age of Reagan, 1973-1993
20. Cancer On the Presidency, 21 March 1973 White House Tapes, Nixon Libray. "Cancer on the Presidency" Conversation Date: Wednesday, March 21, 1973 between 10:12am and 11:55am Conversation Number: 886-6 Cassette Number / Minutes: E - 7 – E - 9 (1 hour 23 minutes) Location: White House Oval Office Exhibit Number: Exhibit 12 – U.S. v John N. Mitchell, et al. Exhibit 12 continues onto Reference Cassette Numbers E - 8 and E - 9 Abstract: Dean recaps the history of the Watergate break-in and subsequent cover-up for the President. They guess at who was responsible for setting the break-in in motion. Dean tells the President that the cover-up is "a cancer on the Presidency" that must be excised or his Presidency would be in danger. Also discussed: references to blackmail, perjury; discussion of paying the burglars off with one million dollars. Participants: President Nixon H.R.Haldeman John W. Dean III This conversation segment was released in context as part of the: Watergate Trial Conversations Transcripts
21. Philip Ahn as Master Kan from television series Kung Fu (n.d, publicity photo, circa 1972-1975)
22. Bradbury Building (George Wyman, 1893), by Julius Shulman The Bradbury Building (George Wyman, 1893), photographed in infra-red film by Julius Shulman (1970). Standing on George Wyman's exquisite wrought-iron stairways, on the occasion of a recently-completed 1991 restoration effort by then-owner Ira Yellin, Julius Shulman observed to LA Times architecture critic Suzanne Muchnik that Wyman played with light as though with sound: "Visual Acoustics." Conversation with author, 2003.
23. The LA and New York Cinematic Rebellions, 1970s-1990s
24. Note: Reeves 2001; White House Tapes, 1971
25. The Ed Sullivan Show, 1948-1971
26. "This Film is Dedicated..." Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles, 1971)
27. Orson Welles, Peter Bogdanovich, and the Artistic Apotheosis of the New Hollywood, 1971-1980
28. J. Paul Getty Interviewed by David Frost in Great Hall of Sutton Place, Televised Interview, 1970. Photograph by Julius Shulman.
29. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1970
30. Dirty Harry (Warner Bros. 1971) Warner's iconic poster stars Dirty Harry's limb-ripping .44 Magnum, a weapon far too powerful for police work. Like the comparably-powerful 1911 Colt .45 automatic that U.S. Army officers wore as sidearms in both World Wars, the .44 Magnum can rip a man's arm off. Police handguns, like the classic "Service Revolver," use the deadly but not necessarily maiming 38 caliber bullets. This Big Gun, like Freud's Cigar, is an obvious Big Dick, accentuated in the poster by the from-below POV, as though the .44 is Eastwood's phallus. Publicity Poster. Fair use claim for critical study with scaled-down copy. Image embedded from wikimedia.
31. The Devil in Miss Jones (1973) Embedded URL from Wikimedia, which cites fair use rights as follows.: "This image is of a poster, and the copyright for it is most likely owned by either the publisher or the creator of the work depicted. It is believed that the use of scaled-down, low-resolution images of posters to provide critical commentary on the film, event, etc. in question or of the poster itself, not solely for illustration...qualifies as fair use under United States copyright law. " The author of Ghost Metropolis claims this same right, but only displays a publication by wikimedia here.
32. Conceptualism and the the CalArts Mafia, 1971-1980
33. ASCO, "Spray Paint LACMA," with Patssi Valdez (1972)
34. "Black Bag Operations" The Dean-Nixon Cancer converstation, 21 March 1973
35. John Amos interviewed about role as James Evans in Good Times (1974-6)
36. Diff’rent Strokes, 1978-1986
37. Richard M. Nixon, 37th President of the United States
38. The Fall of American Censorship, 1953-1973
39. Suzanne Jackson, "Sundown" (1974)
40. Thelma and Louise (1991) Sexual Assault Scene Thelma and Louise (1991), scene in which Harlan Puckett (Timothy Carhart) attempts to rape Thelma Dickinson (Geena Davis), ending with Louise Sawyer (Susan Sarandon) killing Puckett. 1 min 33 sec clip. Written as a feminist counter-attack on rape cinema by the screenwriter Carolyn Ann "Callie" Khouri, this scene marks the most important turning-point for Hollywood cinema's gender relations. That it took until 1991 to tell the truth about violent sexual assault, replace the male protector with a big sister who pulls a Dirty Harry by killing the man in cold blood after the immediate danger had been de-escalated. Louise (Susan Sarandon) kills Harlan (Timothy Carhart) for his insulting taunts after the confrontation was over, making the scene heavily colored by "payback" for women all over the world. In the portrayal, Harlan really seems to "deserve" being killed at that moment. The attempted rape is frighteningly violent, and Louise's speech to Harlan before killing him, included here, is a complete refutation of Clint Eastwood's rapist fantasy in High Plains Drifter (1973), in which the victim relaxes and enjoys the attack as real sex. Khouri won the Academy Award for Best Screenplay Written Directly for Film (the film's only Oscar, but it won a total of six nominations). So the Industry itself honored not only a great screenplay but a feminist revision of scores of Hollywood myths and codes. This anti-rape scene is not alone in the film as a feminist rebuke. Thelma and Louise also blow-up a fuel tank truck because the driver had been catcalling them.
41. Dirty Harry (1971) District Attorney Scene
42. Race-Ethnic Bar Charts, Central Los Angeles , 1970 by Census Tracts
43. Edward Ruscha, The Back of Hollywood, 1977
44. Population Size and Race-Ethnic Proportions, 1970: Central Los Angeles by Census Tracts
45. Enter The Dragon (1973)
46. "Starring The Black Community," Title Credits, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles, 1971)
47. Nixon at Hungarian Border, 1956, by Ferenc Daday, 1971
48. Deep Throat (1972)
49. Tom and Ethel Bradley at Southwestern's First Annual Tom Bradley Scholarship Fund Dinner in 1978
50. Life of Nixon, Captions
51. Richard Nixon Press Conference 3/24/1972 Nixon press conference on March 24, 1972. The press conference opens with a question about the suspension of Paris Peace talks to end the Vietnam War. Nixon maintains that the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong are not serious in negiotiations and using them for propaganda purposes. Other topics discussed include desegregation, the ITT scandal and inflation. From the Nixon Presidential holdings at the National Archives, identifier P-720312. Notes 00:46 Suspension of the Paris Peace talks with North Vietnam 02:23 ITT scandal 04:20 Proper contact between White House and ongoing legal matters before Federal agencies 05:40 "The War on Inflation" 09:50 Political influence of large campaign contributions. Nixon adds at length and unprompted that ITT has had no influence on his administration. 12:31 Desegregation, a return by Nixon to "seperate but equal"? 20:01 ITT 20:16 Primary elections 21:41 Assess military situation in Vietnam 23:45 Desegregation 25:03 Division of power in the world 26:38 Peace with Castro 26:53 Marijuana 27:44 Upcoming trip to Canada, trade, cleanup Great Lakes 29:05 Trip to China 30:09 Confidence in Ambassador Watson 31:15 George Meaney 33:34 Agnew on ticket 34:00 Arms talks with Soviet Union, SALT
52. Suzanne Jackson Sundown 1974
53. Resignation of Richard Nixon, Sears Color Television Set, Suburban Family Room, 8 August 1974
54. "The most troublesome post-thing," White House Tapes, 21 March 1973
55. Note on Rape Scene in High Plains Drifter (1973)
56. Race-Ethnic Bar Charts by Census 1970 Central LA
57. Sanford and Son, Frame Still 1972
58. Note: Nixon White House Tapes 1972
59. "You can get a million dollars..." White House Tapes, 21 March 1973
60. Ahn Chang-ho, Philip Ahn, Susan Ahn Cuddy, 1905-1975
61. Brady Bunch (ABC, 1969-1974)
62. Transcript of "Cancer on the Presidency" Tape, 21 March 1971. Nixon Library, Yorba Linda. "Cancer on the Presidency" Conversation Date: Wednesday, March 21, 1973 between 10:12am and 11:55am Conversation Number: 886-6 Cassette Number / Minutes: E - 7 – E - 9 (1 hour 23 minutes) | Adobe Acrobat PDFTranscript | Listen Location: White House Oval Office Exhibit Number: Exhibit 12 – U.S. v John N. Mitchell, et al. Exhibit 12 continues onto Reference Cassette Numbers E - 8 and E - 9 Abstract: Dean recaps the history of the Watergate break-in and subsequent cover-up for the President. They guess at who was responsible for setting the break-in in motion. Dean tells the President that the cover-up is "a cancer on the Presidency" that must be excised or his Presidency would be in danger. Also discussed: references to blackmail, perjury; discussion of paying the burglars off with one million dollars. Participants: President Nixon H.R.Haldeman John W. Dean III This conversation segment was released in context as part of the: Watergate Trial Conversations Transcripts
63. Table 5.1: Explaining the Vote for Proposition 13 -- Property Tax Limitation, 1978
64. Robinson 1975
65. Vote for Proposition 13 (Property Tax Limitation), 1978. Above (red) and Below (blue) Median (white).
66. "Moratorium" (1973), by Willie Herron and Gronk Estrada Courts Housing Community, Olympic Blvd between Orme Ave and Lorena St
67. Title, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles, 1971)
68. Plagens (1974): 21.
69. Hollywood Sign, c 1977
70. "Nixon Praises Troops: Contrasts with 'Bums' Blowing up Campuses"
71. Behind the Green Door (1972)
72. Women in Design Conference Poster by Sheila Levrant de Bretteville (1975)
73. Race-Ethnic Bar Charts by Census Tracts, Central LA, 1970
74. The Art of Feminism and Women of the LA Avant Garde, circa 1975
75. McCoy (1979)
76. "Nixon Praises Troops: Contrasts with 'Bums' Blowing up Campuses"
77. High Plains Drifter (1973)
78. L.A. Rebellion | Medea (1973)
79. ASCO, "First Supper (After a Major Riot)," 1973
80. Gebhard and Winter (1977)
81. Patton (1970)
82. Wattstax 1972 Full Documentary
83. "Starring The Black Community," Title Credits, Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song (Melvin Van Peebles, 1971)
84. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1970, With August 1965 Qaurantine Area
85. Fraser 1979
Topos: Spatial Views of Los Angeles Phil Ethington
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1. Ancient Footpaths, Old and Recent Roads, Caminos Reales
2. Traffic Density: California Highway Transportation Survey, 1934.
3. Industrial Map of Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors (2001). Automobile Club of Southern California.
4. The Southern California Region in 1915
5. Animated Majority Map Series, Los Angeles County, 1940-2000
6. Live Map of Bunker Hill and Downtown Los Angeles, 1920s-1930s
7. Tarzana Tarzana. Original cover art for Tarzan of the Apes, 1912, visually merged with detail of USGS map of Tarzana, 1927. Montage by Phil Ethington, 2006. Tarzan's body is centered on the residential development that Burroughs named Tarzana. In addition to subdividing Otis's rancho for sale as suburban residental lots, Burroughs repurposed the Otis mansion, set high on a ridge of the Santa Monica Mountain foothills, as the Caballero Country Club, visible in this map near Tanzan's left thigh.
8. Diversity (H) Index Los Angeles 1960
9. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1940
10. Bunker HIll Data Map: Los Angeles Housing Authority Block-Level Survey of Built Structures and Population Demographics, 1940
11. Relief map of territory served by lines of [the] Pacific Electric Railway in Southern California (1920)
12. Geveronga - Yaanga / El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de Los Angeles / La Placita / Downtown / Los Angeles, California, USA, 0 CE - 2000 CE
13. Legend, Traffic Density: California Highway Transportation Survey, 1934.
14. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1970
15. Import UCLA HyperCities Map Collection Test
16. The Four-Level Interchange, 1954
17. Diseno Map Trial: Anglo/U.S. Claimant, San Pedro
18. Ghost Map La Placita (Detail)
19. East Africa, c. 1920
20. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1990, Showing 1992 Florence and Normandie and August 1965 Qaurantine Area
21. Los Angeles Regional Map, Circa 0 CE to 1848
22. Map Showing Congested and Business District of the City of Los Angeles and Corners Where Left Turns Are Prohbited
23. Street and section map of the Los Angeles oil fields, California, 1906
24. Test Map with Kirkman, Census, and Saturn V
25. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1950
26. Industrial Map of Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors (1945). Automobile Club of Southern California.
27. Race-Ethnic Majorities, Los Angeles County, 1940-2000
28. Central Mexico, c. 1900
29. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1960
30. Map of Mittlewerk-Bau Underground Missile Factory
31. Metro and Goldwyn Studios 1919, with Map of Culver City, USGS 1927
32. Diversity (H) Index Los Angeles 1940
33. Detail: Central Area., Traffic Density, 1934, State Department of Highways
34. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1980
35. Diseno Map Trial, Californio/Latino Claimant. Cahuenga (North Hollywood)
36. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1990
37. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 2000
38. Story Map Test 001
39. GhostMapLaPlacita_Title_image_150dpi
40. Ghost Map: Detail Showing: (1) La Placita (1); (2) Four-Level Interchange; (3) Temple-Beaudry Neighborhood and City Oil Field; (4) Bunker Hill Residential District; (5) Pershing Square.
41. Industrial Map of Los Angeles Harbor and Vicinity (1924) Automobile Club of Southern California.
42. McCone Commission Map (1966) Overlaid on HOLC Redlining Map (1940)
43. ESRI Story Map Trial
44. Saturn V Subcontractors, 1960s
45. Yaanga / El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de Los Angeles / San Rafael / San Antonio / East LA / Los Angeles, California, USA, 0 CE - 2000 CE
46. Industrial Map of Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors. (1935). Automobile Club of Southern California.
47. Saturn V Contractors in Southern California, c. 1969
48. McCone Commission Map Showing Quarantine Area and Incidents of Violence
49. Test Map with Kirkman, Census,a nd Saturn V, new read-only settings
50. Diseño del Rancho de los Palos Verde
51. Saanga / El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora Reina de Los Angeles / Paseo de la Tierra / Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA, 0 CE - 2000 CE
52. Diversity (H) Index Los Angeles 1980
53. Test Linked Map using "Scene" options
54. Race-Ethnic Data Series. 1940-2010. Central Los Angeles
55. Diversity (H) Index Los Angeles 2000
56. Industrial Map of Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbors (1953). Automobile Club of Southern California.
57. Race-Ethnic Majority Maps, Los Angeles County, 1940-2000
58. Los Angeles Region v 1
59. UCLA Map Collection Test
60. The City of Los Angeles and Surrounding Territory, 1881
61. HWAB Map of Municipal Spaces, Los Angeles County 2000
62. Universal City, USGS Map, Detail, 1928
63. Map of East Africa
64. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1960, With August 1965 Qaurantine Area
65. Traffic Densities, Los Angeles County. California Highway Transportation Survey, 1934 California Division of Highways, California State Printing Office, 1934. Original in Public Domain. Accessed via David Rumsey Map Collection, .Primary report of 130 pages softbound but in rigid library binding, 29x24 cm. Appendix B in same format. Appendix B is Tabulation of Field Count by Cities and Counties. Atlas issued as Appendix A, softbound, 61x63 cm. Base maps copyright by Rand McNally & Company under title Complete Map of California.
66. Detail, Map of the City of Los Angeles 1897 accompanying Maxwell's Los Angeles City Directory and Gazetteer of Southern California transparency
67. Race-Ethnic Bar Charts by Census 1970 Central LA
68. GhostMapLaPlacita_Title_image_100
69. HOLC Redline Map: Los Angeles 1939
70. Race-Ethnic Majority Map, Los Angeles County, 1970, With August 1965 Qaurantine Area
71. Detail showing "Very Ancient Road" in Kirkman and Harriman Map (1937)
72. Detail, "Map of The City of Los Angeles" (1903)
73. Veracruz-Huasteca Region
74. Los Angeles Regional Map, late 20th Century
75. UCLA Haynes Mapserver
76. Ethington Test Map 01