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...TIME passed beyond merely illustrating the world of art in color and launched into an elaborate and costly (roughly $850,000 a year) program of adding "extra dividends" in color throughout the magazine. They no longer are mere occasional dividends but a regular offering. This week's four-page tour in color of the prospering California vineyards (see MODERN LIVING) brings to 134 the number of pages in color that TIME has run this year. Under the direction of Assistant Managing Editor James Keogh, the color project is the responsibility of Senior Editor Cranston Jones and Art Director Michael...
Since he was 14, Anka has written some 200 songs, picking them out on guitar or piano. In fact, since he composes more tunes than he can profitably record himself, he writes for other singers as well (Patti Page, Bobby Rydell, Connie Francis). Not content with a bestseller career in the jukebox circuit, he has spread out into nightclubs, TV and movies. Last summer, landing on a Normandy Beach in a scene for 20th Century-Fox's The Longest Day (TIME, Sept. 8), he performed so valorously that General Dwight D. Zanuck has since expanded his role and called...
...largely on statistics that are often both old and incomplete. Last week the Commerce Department sought to clarify the numbers game by introducing a new monthly publication called Business Cycle Developments, prepared with the help of Manhattan's private and prestigious National Bureau of Economic Research. The 65-page guide, which Commerce will sell for $4 per year, gives economists an important new tool by 1) measuring more aspects of the U.S. business cycle than any other publication and 2) publishing the statistics much faster than ever before, thanks to the use of high-speed computers...
Hamburger College. Before opening for business, licensees must spend 3½ weeks at McDonald's "Hamburger College" in Chicago, where, with the aid of such gadgets as an automatic patty flipper, they master the technique of cooking up to 36 hamburgers at a time. Textbook is the 81-page McDonald's Manual, which specifies every operation in detail, e.g., hamburgers must be locally purchased "commercial" grade chuck (fat content 17% to 20%), formed into 1.6-oz. patties 3⅝ in. in diameter. Each is to be garnished with ¼ oz. onions, one teaspoon of mustard, one tablespoon...
...deadening it may be. Even so, the main weakness of his final book is Madison himself, who was far too small a man for the heroic role that Brant would have him play. At times, in fact, even Author Irving Brant seems to forget about little Jemmy, as page after page goes by without a mention of James Madison...