1962 Home Furnishings New Styles and Finishes
The 1962 furnishings trend emphasizes rubbed finishes on mahogany maple oak and walnut with burls for inlays. Painted furniture and white heavily brused finishes are in, with occasional pieces in Sorrento yellow cinnaber red and cozy chocolate. Hardware ranges from antique brass to tiled painted wood pulls and anodized aluminum. Imported woods like Brazilian rosewood and zebra wood join high fashion. marble tops and White Carrara glass feature in tables and teacarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Johnson warns on partisan politics imperiling America
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson declared that the United States cannot be defeated militarily but warned that internal, irresponsible partisanship could erode American strength. He urged Americans to see the world as Communists do, outlined tactics of sowing doubt, and stressed unity and firm defense as essential.
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Gainesville
Fla
Lyndon B. Johnson
America
United States
Free World
Johnson
Congress
Executive
University of Florida Blue Key
George Smathers
Florida
Bashir Ahmed
Texas
Bashir
Soviet Union
Saigon
Washington
Austin American
Texans for Tourists plan statewide push in Austin
The Texas tourism drive aims to match advertising programs with other states. Gov. Price Daniel schedules a November 28 statewide conference in Austin to discuss financing a state ad campaign.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Price Daniel
Daniel
State Highway Dept
11th Annual Angus Show & Sale in Fredericksburg
The Hill Country Aberdeen Angus Association holds the 11th annual show and sale at the Fredericksburg Fair Grounds on Saturday November 11 with judging at 9 30 a m. Fifty five bulls and nineteen females with calves are consigned. Auctioneer Earl R. Smith and judge Les Ljungdahl head the event.
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Aberdeen Angus Association
Fredericksburg Fair Grounds
Earl R. Smith
Waco
Les Ljungdahl
Louis Jordan Post
American Legion
G. H. Ricks
Brady
Angus Association
Dan Miller
Charles Stone
Fredericksburg
Otto H. Henke
Morris Ranch
Dudley Althaus
Clinton Grona
Tommy Brooks
Camp San Saba
M. W. Kelly
Austin
Texas Highway Commission Unveils $20 Million Safety Plan
The Texas Highway Commission outlines 378 projects across 156 counties valued at 20 million dollars to improve 2 433 miles of primary highways. The plan includes pavement and bridge widening and full reconstructions with new staff training on detecting radiation for routing traffic away from unsafe areas in a nuclear incident.
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Homer Garrison Jr
Dept. of Public Safety
Garrison
Texas Highway Commission
Wedding in San Antonio Attends Miss Mueller and Le. Roy Coker
Mr and Mrs Edwin Klein traveled to San Antonio Saturday afternoon for the marriage of Miss Leona Mueller to Le Roy Coker at Gethsemie Lutheran Church.
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Edwin Klein
San Antonio
Leona Mueller
Le.Roy Coker
Gethsemmie Lutheran Church
Arlington Visit By Tresvesy Family
Mr and Mrs Bill Tresvesy and their three children from Arlington visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Kramer on Sunday. They attended services at St Anthony's Catholic Church.
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Bill Tresvesy
Arlington
Alfred Kramer
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Square Dancers Meet at Sportsman Cafe Saturday Night
The square dancers gathered at the Sportsman Cafe for a regular event Saturday night with several out of town guests attending. The next dance is scheduled for Saturday November 18 and invites all to join.
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Sportsman Cafe
Week End Reunion of Local College Students
900 Jimmie Peril Jack Phillips and Miss Kathy Duderstadt who attends San Angelo Junior College and Bob Brown who attends John Tarlton College at Stephen ville were home for the week end.
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Jimmie Peril
Jack Phillips
Kathy Duderstadt
San Angelo Junior College
Bob Brown
John Tarlton College
Stephenville
San Antonio family attends Kerrville Tivy Marshall game
Sgt. and Mrs. W F Dees and daughter Carol of San Antonio visited Kerrville Friday night to watch the Tivy Marshall game. Carol is a member of Marshall School’s pep squad. Mr and Mrs Fred Whitewood joined their daughter and her family for the outing.
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W. F. Dees
Miss Carol
San Antonio
Kerrville
Carol
Marshall School
Fred Whitewood
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Rosa Lee Gilliland
Miss Tarpley
Reeves
Bellamy
Palace Theater
Schaetter Funeral Home
Stein Lumber Company
Sears Roebuck Consumer Education Department
Richard Kasper
Shirley
Dor Brown
Jerry Follis
Walter Schlaudt
Carlos Grote
Martin
All Kids of Beer
Price
Edwint
Atsch Store
Blanco County
Johnson City
Frederick Grote
the Herald
Pte
Hove
Kerrville Telephone Company
Wallace Lively
Martin Fiedler
Charlie Mains
Harper
Modern Market and
Parker’s
Rocky Inn Cafe
A.r
Vern Senford
Ill M. Collins
State Parks Board
Texas Parks
Garner State Park
Palo Duro Canyon
Huntsville State Parks
State Board of Water Engineers
Manford
State Board of Insurance
House of Representatives
Board of Water Engineers
Joe D. Carter
Sherman
Texas Water Development Board
Carter
Texas Water Resources Committee
the Water Development Board
H. A. Beckwith
Eagle Pass
R. M. Dixon
Dallas
Geo Daniel
Senate
Tex Study Commission
James A. Turman
Charlies L. @andahl
Charles N. Wilson
Trinity
Ben Ramsey
James McGrew
Texas Research League
University of Houston
University of Texas
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Arlington State
Texas A & M
Texas Standard
Carla
Charles Ballman
Borger
House
State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners
Adolph Horner
Good Western
Kerrville, Texas
Pat’s
Herby Shozel and the
Longhorn Playboys
Texas Rhythmiers
Elsie Holly
J. J. Patranella
Bond
James G. Pepper
Pri
Old MR. Boston
Busch Bavarian
Carling
Sunnyside Hut Beverage Mart
Hill Country
Fredericksburg, Texas
Maidael
B Smith
Weco
Les Liangdahl
Carle
Angus
Association
Cpfigqirs
Breqdent
Pye Sosy
Dr. G . Buchs, Deni
Beauy
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