Murray's fabulous coat and a TV reviews note
The piece reviews TV shows and voodoo themes on Hennesey Peter Gunn Twilight Zone and public affairs plugs. It discusses network promotion tactics and star endorsements for commercial and documentary content. It mentions presenters and program scheduling.
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Fred Danzig
United Press International New York
UPI
Hennesey
Peter Gunn
Hennessey
Roscoe Karns
Admiral Shafer
Harvey Spencer Blair
Private Eye
Craig Stevens
Rod Serling
John Newland
Ronald Dahl
Televisionland
Chet Huntley
Rhodesia
Jack Paar
Dick Clark
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Perry Como
Dinah Shore
NBC
Ed Sullivan
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOMORROW TO MRS S N COLLINS
Mrs S N Collins receives birthday wishes tomorrow from Ben J Teague. The message honors Collins in a simple, affectionate local notice.
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S. N. Collins
Ben J. Teague
Honest direct sales pitch beats slick manipulations
Ruth Millett notes an ad that clearly seeks new customers and contrasts it with mass mailings that promise perks instead of direct purchase. She approves the honest approach and suggests more advertisers should state what they sell, not just offer benefits, to build trust and curb obfuscation.
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Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn
TV Untitled Highlights Blend Public Affairs With Entertainment
A column discusses weaving public affairs into popular shows to broaden viewership. It cites CBS Reports and Accent promos, Channel Swim interviews with Adenauer on ABC, Previn jazz evolution on CBS, and Person to Person visits. It notes dangers of labeling documentaries as heavy and urges network-friendly plugs.
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CBS
Lawrence Welk
Algeria
de Gaulle
Garry Moore
Perry Como
Chancilor
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Abc-Tv
Khrushchev
Berlin
Andre Previn
Cbs-Tv
Charles Collingwood
CBS TV
Chuck Connors
Claire Trevor
Larry Blyden
Everett Sloan
Betsy von Furstenberg
Ann Blyth
Clementine Jones
Nbc-Tv
Avocado and Chicken Mousse Wedding Bell Mold
A festive wedding menu features avocado and chicken mousse within a wedding bell mold. The recipe blends gelatin softened in water, chicken stock, lemon juice, onion, salt, white pepper, avocado, mayonnaise, and diced chicken, then sets in a bell mold and serves with greens and cantaloupe.
Needle Club Meeting At Harrell Chapel Club House
Mrs. John McQueen hosted the Harrell Chapel Needle Club at the club house. Members sewed for the hostess while afternoon refreshments were served by Mesdames Louis Richards Otis Cobb A M Sims Ernest Lee Kilgore C S Callahan Lon Moore Orval Phillips and Miss Marlene Moore.
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Harrell Chapel
John McQueen
Needle Club
Louis Richards
Otis Cobb
A. M. Sims
Ernest Lee Kilgore
C. S. Callahan
Lon Moore
Orval Phillips
Marlene Moore
Community Center Homecoming Held In Fair Park
About 70 people attended the seventh annual Community Center homecoming at Fair Park on Saturday. W E Aselton of Hereford chaired the business meeting where Irby Loter of Plainview was named president with Jack Felton of Childress as vice president and Mrs C M Curtis of Childress as secretary-treasurer. Supper at 6 p.m. and invocation by Rich Bonds preceded the vote for next year’s event set for 6 p.m. June 16 in Fair Park.
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Fair Park
W. E. Aselton
Hereford
Irby Loter
Plainview
Jack Felton
Childress
C. M. Curtis
Rich Bonds
MANNERS by Millet NEA Teasing and Child Self Esteem
The article notes that children feel deeply self conscious when adults tease to be amusing. It warns that humor aimed at etiquette can backfire, creating embarrassment and insecurity in youngsters exposed to such mockery.
Preston Circle of Central Christian Officers Install
Social calendar lists events for the week including Preston Circle of Central Christian installation of officers at 7 30 p m, Starkey Circle coffee at homes, CYW HDC meetings, South Childress HDC, Wesleyan Service Guild, High Point HDC, and a mother and daughter tea honoring Linda Jane Denny at 3 p m with hosts Mrs E J King and Mrs Robert Jarrett at 609 6th St NW.
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Starkey Circle Coffee
Gene Blackwell
CYW
South Childress
M. A. Cooper
Wesleyan Service Guild
High Point
Linda Jane Denny
E. J. King
6Th St
Robert Jarrett Cohostess
Hospital Admissions And Discharges Report
Admitted Earlene Brown and Mrs. Bill Helms on Monday. Also admitted Bobby Poling today and Mrs. Booker Rusher today. Discharged Mrs. H. A. Gibson on Monday. Brad Barron and Mrs. T. L. Lewis discharged on Monday.
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Earlene Brown
Bill Helms
Bobby Poling
Booker Rusher
H. A. Gibson
Brad Barron
T. L. Lewis
City Council Advances Street Closures and Safety Measures
Council continues from Page One two allocations lasting two seats and closes streets around Farmers Cooperative Gin owned land not yet opened. An ordinance on water ski riders at Childress' lakes mandating life preservers passes first reading. FAA rejects Legion bid for air field building. council to rebid for Legion use. SSA office access approved two to three days monthly. Avenue B Southwest street lighting to add one more light.
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Childress’ Lakes
Federal Aviation Agency
American Legion
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Legion
Social Security Agency
City Hall
Avenue B
School adopts new primary report cards for grades one to three
The board approved a year long study by the Chil dress Classroom Teachers Association leading to new report cards to be used in grades 1 2 and 3 starting September 1 1961. They approved purchase of a student science table for J J Rhoads School and designated First National Bank as depository 1961 63. Bills were approved for payment. Roof re shingling at Rhoads School and repairs to the Junior High roof were discussed along with possible re fishing of high school science department tables. Action pending.
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Childress Classroom Teachers Association
J. J. Rhoads
First National Bank
Rhoads School
Daniel's Fight With Lobbyists Continues
Gov. Price Daniel urged Texas lawmakers to curb lobbyist activity and criticized their spending as a small part of total influence. He eyed a special session on July 10 to tighten rules, warned against a general sales tax, and backed a tax mix including a gas pipeline tax and selective excises. He spoke during a pre recorded radio interview while en route to Hawaii for a governors conference.
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Texas
Austin
Paul Bolton
KTBC
Mike Mistovich
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American marten kin to famed Russian sable
The American marten is described as a close kin to the well known Russian sable, highlighting its relation within the mustelid family for readers of the era.
Local Weather Outlook and Family Visits Reported
Clear to partly cloudy through Wednesday with little temperature change. Tonight’s low 60 to 66 and Wednesday’s high around 83. Mr and Mrs Joe Rascoe and family of Amarillo visit R G Rascoe family and Hyatt King in town. Mrs Mary Battle and daughter from Lubbock stay with J H Glass family for a week. J W Chambers home hosts their daughter and two grandchildren from Denton. Church of Christ visitors include Mrs Clyde Brawford Amarillo Mrs M O Grayson Amarillo Gladys Welch Silverton and Mr and Mrs Richard Wil-
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Amarillo
R. G. Rascoe
Hyatt King
Mary Battle
Lubbock
J. H. Glass
J. W
H. G. Shepard
Gayle
Steve
Denton
Church of Christ
Clyde Brawford
M. O. Grayson
Gladys Welch
Silverton
Richard Wil
Community notes feature scattered moves and guests
A jumble of local items lists moves and visits from Polly Etter to the Star nes family, Bruns ons, Hapsons, Hensons, and others across Texarkana Quitalcue Dumas and beyond. Readers note visitors in Lubbock Amarillo San Jose Burbank with several on routine accompanyments and travels.
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Lubbock
Polly Etter
Canyon
W. W. Starnes
Texarkana
Tex
R. L. Brunson
Quitacque
George C. Weatherbee
Childress
Clyde Hapson
Winslow
Ariz
John R. Henson
Dumas
Loyd Harris
Vernon
Vay Custer
Manilow
Okla
W. BE. McAlister
Helm L. Kelly
Burbank
Calif
R. Barale
San Jose
James Ricks
Wardlow Lane warns tax bill may fail if loaded with issues
UPI reports Senator Wardlow Lane of Center warned the Governor's Committee on Texas Education and Welfare that a sales tax tied to controversy would fail in both legislative houses in a special session. He said further compromises could kill the tax bill after a narrow House vote.
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Wardlow Lane
Center
Governor’s ‘‘Committee On
Texas Education and Welfare
Lane
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