Nose Knows: Cognac Taster's Olfactory Craft Revealed
Maurice Fillioux, sixth generation cognac taster, explains his scent based work for a major firm. He selects wines and young cognacs from 64,000 grape growers in western France and blends them to preserve yearly flavor. He uses blue tulip glasses to mask color and tastes by scent, spitting after small sips to avoid palate fatigue.
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UPI
Maurice Fillioux
Fillioux
Filioux
Paris troupe to tour 54 U S colleges as teachers helpers
Le Treteau de Paris a troupe of 19 French theatre folk will tour 54 American colleges this winter as teachers helpers. The group departs Paris Saturday and will perform French language plays Orphee and L Appolon de Bellac to boost French study and drama students. Jacqueline Kennedy invited to January send off by the French embassy.
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United Press International Paris
UPI
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le Treteau de
Paris Stage
U.S
America
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Orpheaus
Jean Cocteau
L’appolon de Bellac
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Texas
California
Los Angeles
Berkeley
Santa Barbara
Hawaii
Oregon
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Michigan
North Carolina
Houston
Stanford
Syracuse
Cornell
Princeton
Columbia
Pittsburgh
Rochester
Oberlin Lawrence
Chicago
Miami
Randolph Macon
Maryhurst
Williams
Goucher
Antioch
Holy Cross
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Auto industry posts banner year 1962 with 1963 model surge
Detroit reports a strong 1962 for auto makers with projected production near seven million and registrations around 6.8 million. Chevrolet topped annual sales surpassing two million, Ford trails, and midyear gains aimed at young buyers while 1963 models introduce higher horsepower and new features.
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Detroit
API
Chevrolet
Ford
Chevy
Henry Ford II
Chrysler
General Motors
Avantia Studebaker
Willys
Volkswagen
American Motors
Gifer Hints On Care of Floors
The article notes hardwood floors are common in U.S. homes with oak predominating. Cleaning tips include sweeping daily with an untreated dust mop and using wax base products. avoid soap and water to prevent grain raising. Rugs offer economical decor, with pros like mobility and easier cleaning.
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Margery McElheny
United Press International Chicago
UPI
United States
National Oak
Edward Fields
Edward Field, Inc
N.Y
National Society of Interior Designers
Ralph Edwards Too Busy to Work on TV This Year
Hollywood host Ralph Edwards explains his two year absence from television as a deliberate break to lead charity drives and combat disease. He serves as National Crusade Chairman of the American Cancer Society and remains active in multiple civic and religious groups while pursuing new projects when time allows.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ralph Edwards
Ralph
Edwards
National Crusade
American Cancer Society
Southern California Symphony Association
University of California Alumni Council
Presbyterians
Methodist Family Life Conference
YMCA
Wabash Colege Development Board
Senior Citizens Medical Wings
Tinseltown
Writes at eighty learns to write in Chicago
Benjamin Silvert aged 80 in Chicago finishes a note and learns to read as his four months of writing lessons show progress. His children include Dr. Philip Silvert of Vestaburg Michigan Dr. Harry Silvert of Tulsa Oklahoma and Mrs. Betty Milkowski of Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Benjamin Silvert
Chicago
Silvert
Philip Silvert
Vestaburg
Mich
Harry Silvert
Tulsa
Okla
Betty Milkowski
Milwaukee
Wis
TV Highlights Tuesday May Beeline of Evening TV
Television listings recap a Tuesday schedule featuring How Safe is Flying on ABC with Na jeeb Halaby Jules Bergman and 10 30 pm EST. NBC guests include William O Douglas Newton Minow and Robert N Hutchins at 7 am Lloyd Bridges is on CBS. Red Skelton 8 pm NBC Dick Powell Theatre 8 30 pm NBC Everybody Loves Sweeney Mickey Rooney Frank Sinatra hosts. The Untouchables 9 30 pm ABC Jake Dance Ness pursues poisoned liquor with Dane Clark guest.
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ABC
Najeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Agency
Jules Bergman
NBC
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Newton N. Minow
Federal Communications Commission
Robert N. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Lloyd Bridges
CBS
Bridges
Red Skelton
Alice Faye
Red
Dick Powell Theatre
Sweeney
Mickey Rooney
Frank Sinatra
Jack Benny
Peter Lorre
the Untouchables
Jake Dance
Ness
Dane Clark
Washington Evening Journal Masthead and affiliations
The Washington Evening Journal of Washington Iowa lists staff roles including David Elder as Editor and Business Manager William Shanon as Vice President Advertising Director Charles Morris News Editor Bruce Cowden Contributing Editor Sioward Hazen Production Superintendent. It notes publication afternoons except Sunday Christmas and July 4th. It is entered as second class matter under the 1879 act and carries United Press Leased Wire and several press associations. Rural subscription rates are provided for various periods.
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Washington Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
David Elder
William Shanon
Charles Morris
Bruce Cowden
Sioward Hazen
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press Ass
Audit Bureau of
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Helping Hands
New York
Church World Service
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Goff
Federal Land Bank Association
W. M. Boshart
Mt. Pleasant
Gerald Lehman
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
By Vernon Scott
Hollywood Correspondent
Aberdeen Angus Cattle
Ollie Sales
Ollie, Iowa
Joe Giltner
Agency
Ottumwa
Glenn Baumgartner
Hone
Ollie
Frank
Patterson Seed and Supply
Olympia
U.S. Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
The
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