Madison's Jewelry Renews 80-Year-Old Storefront
Don Madison renovates the 80 year old Madison's Jewelry front using Victorian gingerbread styling. The rose beige walls match entrance tiling while San Francisco black trim highlights the dome foyer. Two 1850s gas lights flank the facade, restored to copper shine, with a cornice and gold leaf name sign planned.
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Hairy Hands Lacked Needed Touch
Television columnist Tim Conway shares an embarrassing moment from early TV days with Ernie Anderson. He recalls a failed 15 minute hand puppet audition on a floor setup, where glued hair and painted eyes on fingers struggled with page turns, pain, and laughter. The tale ends with a bar scene and hairy hands around beer glasses. A Library of Congress renovation note follows.
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Figures Revised On US Economy Figures Revised On US Economy
AP Business News in New York reports a slower but still upward trend in industrial production and GNP revisions. May and June outputs show revised gains, productivity may be easing, and a longer upswing could extend into 1965.
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Star Dreads Her Return By James Bacon AP Movie-Television Writer
Hollywood AP Rose Marie portrays a real life Pagliacci on The Dick Van Dyke Show resuming filming July 30 after a summer vacation during which her husband of 18 years, trumpeter Bobby By Guy, died suddenly from a blood ailment. The longtime comedian, famed for her stage and film work, recalls a joyful marriage and daughter while noting she dreads returning to comedy.
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More Cattle In Kansas More Cattle In Kansas
Kansas fed cattle on July 1 totaled 284000 head, up seven percent from a year earlier, a new high for the date. Of these, 140000 on farms and 144000 in commercial feedlots. Slaughter head marketings for April to June stood at 188000, up 14 percent. Hatchery figures: 750000 chicks hatched in June, below May and June 1963, with 7,540,000 chicks hatched January to June, five percent above 1963.
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