TV Make-Up Man Puts On Film Many Of The Wonders Of Spain
Brooklyn born television make-up man Vincent J R Kehoe reveals how photography shaped his career and led to a richly illustrated study titled Afficionado exploring Spain's bullfighting fiesta through still and color film. He spent a year in Spain with matadors, shot 12,000 feet of color film and 5,000 photos for a pictorial encyclopedia.
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Spain
Vincent J R Kehoe
Hastings House
Kehoe
Columbia University
Keohoe
Matador
Manolo Vasques
Vincent Kehoe
Colorado Ski Resorts Highlight Distinctive Rocky Mountain Playgrounds
Colorado emerges as a premier skiing state with Aspen leading the way. The AAA notes easier travel by air rail and jet era, improved mountain roads, and rising lodging costs but expanded value. Aspen, Winter Park, Broadmoor and Steamboat Springs anchor the scene with varied prices and full ski facilities.
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Aspen
American Automobile Association
AAA
Highway Department
Hollywood
Denver
Winter Park
U.S. 40
Away
Granby
Berthoud
Loveland Basin
Arapahoe Basin
Loveland Pass
Ski Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
Steamboat Springs
U.S.40
Hidden Valley
Rocky Mountain National Park
W S C S Meeting Seeks Service Cord Theme
The Pomona area W S C S met in the church dining room to discuss The Golden Cord of Service with 53 members on roll. Edith Thompson and Leo Wittman hosted. Robins and Starbuck assisted as lessons on The Christian African Women were taught. Members and guests attended weddings, district meeting prep, and funerals as noted in a busy social agenda.
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W.S.C.S
Robbins
Robert Starbuck
W. O. Cain
Edith Thompson
Leo Wittman
Skelly Oil Moves Marketing Office to Tulsa
Skelly Oil Co. announced it will move its marketing headquarters to Tulsa Oklahoma from Kansas City. Paul A Tanner general manager of marketing said about 65 of the staff of 604 will remain to work in a regional office. A poll showed 326 employees will transfer to Tulsa.
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Kansas City
Skelly Oil Co
Tulsa
Okla
Paul A. Tanner
Travel and Science Rise in Ottawa Library Readers
Ottawa librarian Miss Barnaby notes travel science and non fiction surge among readers. Non fiction checkouts rose from 6,163 in 1954 to 9,963 last year, while fiction rose to 14,551. She cites Sputnik interest and a push for serious reading and the Great Books Program.
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Ottawa
Neil Barnaby
Miss Barnaby
Carnegie Free Library
Barnaby
Russia
Bright Colors For Pine Paneling In Modern Homes
Finishing pine paneling with bright colors is rising in popularity in the Western pine region including ponderosa Idaho white sugar and lodgepole pines along with red cedars douglas fir and spruces. After thorough sanding apply a sealer to all sides for high moisture areas. A home brewed stain mixes paint with mineral thinner or buy ready-made stains. Brushed on, the stain is rubbed off to control depth. Two-tone effects are possible by overlapping colors and blending while still wet. Knots can be highlighted with steel wool. Sealant and two coats of clear varnish follow the stain, with light sanding between coats and optional paste wax for gloss.
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Idaho
Ruling: Jan 1 assessment date not double taxation
Topeka Atty. Gen. John Anderson ruled that changing the property assessment date from March 1 to Jan. 1 does not create double taxation. He said the issue would tax all personal property in Kansas twice within ten months, not some twice in the same year. He affirmed legislative validity and noted a second opinion denies annexation of territory by a community high school district.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Anderson
State Property Valuation Department
Kansas
Supreme Court
Medical Group Boosts Education Effort in Kansas
Dr. Glenn R. Peters, president of the Kansas Medical Society, said members will actively support a program to improve educational facilities in Kansas. He cited the University of Kansas School of Medicine and emphasized physicians will join others to educate the best in all fields, including lawyers, farmers, bankers, teachers, engineers, and nurses.
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Topeka
Kansas Medical Society
Kansas
Glenn R. Peters
Kansas City
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Sales Rise As Inflation Fears Boost Purchases
Consumer confidence edges higher as inflation fears prompt early buying and stronger inventories. A University of Michigan survey notes willingness to incur more instalment debt while expectations of higher prices push shoppers to act now, though tighter credit and higher mortgage costs curb home purchases. Retail sales rose 8 percent above 1958 levels with department stores posting solid year end demand.
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University of Michigan Survey Research Center
Northern Trust Co. of
Chicago
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