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1965 Portland Cement ad showing New Orleans World Trade Center and Rivergate

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English: 1965 Portland Cement Association ad with artwork showing New Orleans World Trade Center and Rivergate
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1965 Portland Cement Association promotional flyer, distributed with July 1965 "Fortune" magazine

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Author Art by Bob Peak, text by uncredited for Portland Cement Association

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