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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1962
Page
3
The column recounts salespeople lettered complaints about women shoppers. It cites shoppers who treat trips as time killers and balk at purchases while criticizing merchandise. It notes rude remarks and misused merchandise handling as common frustrations faced by sales staff.
Clear to partly cloudy through Friday with a chance of a few showers late tonight. Low 68 tonight, high 94 Friday. Ronald Clift visits Fort Worth with grandmother, plus numerous relatives and friends from Tell, Crowell, Houston, Perryton, Roscoe, Childress, Carter, Mangum, Lawton, Amarillo, Vernon, New Orleans, Borger and Redding Calif.
The article urges customers to stop being rude or condescending to sales staff and argues that those who mistreat workers lose the right to criticize them. It frames respect as essential in retail, noting tensions between customers and clerks.
Television critic Rick Du Brow blasts the current trend of mental illness dramas, praising The First Day for its quiet tone and performances by Margaret Leighton and Ralph Bellamy. He notes a surplus of medical plots and predicts even more medic drama next season while poking fun at audience tastes and hospital tropes.
The Channel Swim Bill Jose Jiminez Dana plans a TV series Desi Arnaz wants to star Lucille Ball in six specials Sophia Loren guests on NBC Tonight Show Jerry Lewis hosts Arthur Godfrey on CBS Ive Got A Secret July 2 Lorne Greene on Your First Impression Don Knotts to star in Mr Limpet Will Wilson discusses Billie Lo Estes on Issues And Answers July 1 Focus On America returns to ABC July 11
Tex as Ranger Capt. Clint Peoples said Marshall could not have shot himself lying down, given no bullets found after extensive searches. He noted the rifle was bolt action and the scene covered a 600 foot area with sand, a mine detector, and no shell fragments.
In Washington the United States announced its 38th underground nuclear test at the Nevada site. The Atomic Energy Commission described it as low yield with the force of 20 000 tons of TNT. The test series began September 15 after Russia ended a three year moratorium on testing.
Final services for Byrd Bain age 82 former county resident were held at 2 pm at Newberry Chapel by Rev L L Hill. Mr Bain of Portales New Mexico died in a hospital there Tuesday morning. Interment followed at Childress Cemetery by Newberrys.
A grand jury re examined the Franklin area death of Marshall who was found shot five times in an erect position on his ranch near Franklin on June 3, 1961. The inquest could not decide if it was murder or self harm as autopsy revealed carbon monoxide in his blood and a head injury.
A lively fashion smash unfolds at Powder Puff Shop with models balancing belts and outfits, showcasing rapid changes and bold styling in a playful display. Patrons watch as belts ride on and off, signaling a carefree trend moment.
The Seafarers Union will have its 16 locals represented by the National Conference of Fishermen and Fish Cannery Workers in Washington. The group aims to repeal an anti trust law provision that blocks fishermen unions from bargaining on fish prices before voyages. The piece notes Civil War era crisis reports and sunstroke deaths as context.
Advertises instant-drying T-4-1 for three to five days to cure athlete’s foot. Promises new healthy skin and relief from aching swelling and perspiring feet by bathing twice daily. States price and availability at A L Harp Drug.
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