By Tori Richards
Special to the Daily Journal
Special to the Daily Journal
IRVINE — Southern California in the late 1950s lured newcomers with its miles of coastline, sunny weather and a housing market boom that fed and never-ending influx of residents looking for a better standard of living.
One of the architects of this slice of Americana was Herbert Samuels, a newly-minted lawyer fresh from military service who would spend the next...
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