Color Spreading To US Factories Color Spreading To US Factories
Color styling spreads from products to offices and factories across the United States. Color consultants advise on building exteriors interiors and equipment hues to attract shoppers and motivate workers. Examples include green interior walls red machinery and color coded piping and safety gear.
Color use in industry signals shift from hide dirt to monitor upkeep
Republic Steel's Tuscan division adopts dark blue porcelain finishes for a Cleveland area project. Philip Carey Manufacturing Co notes asbestos-plastic roofing shingles in eleven colors. Angbacher Siegle of Sun Chemical reports a ten year surge in colored industrial paints and enamels, with pastel yellows greens and blues rising as factory interiors darken to mask cleanliness checks.
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Philip Carey Manufacturing Co
Angbacher-Siegle
Sun Chemical
Action On Growing Red Economy Rivalry
U.S. Senator Stuart Symington urged action to counter the Soviet Union's rising economic strength and a global trade battle. He called for a coordinated economic NATO with the EEC and EFTA and promoted equitable trade, criticizing the administration while noting Soviet growth outpacing the U.S. 6 to 8 percent versus about 2 percent. He also cited a 1958 figure: ordinary life insurance in force at $287.834 billion.
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Stuart Symington
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Soviet Union
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European Economic Community
European Free Trade Association
Advertising Club
Free World
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Russia
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