Dr Krueger Honored in Lubbock Area Medical Legacy
Obituary tribute recalls Dr J T Krueger Jr of Lubbock who died on a Monday after a 50 year medical career. His father Dr Eugene Krueger built a strong Austin reputation and the family profession continues through the Lubbock physician. Community honors pour in for a man noted for skill compassion and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Krueger
Lubbock
Eugene Krueger
Austin
J. T. Krueger Jr
Doctor Krueger
Methodist Hospital
Impatient Drivers in New York City Horn Study
A New York City group conducts annual tests to measure horn blowing. They conclude drivers today show less patience and honk at small provocation. Horns irritate the car ahead at stops, often unnecessary, while others wait for lights or clear intersections.
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New York City
It's An Idea Businessman Parachutes for Santa Visits
An English businessman in Thruxton plans to parachute into town to deliver gifts instead of using chimneys. He hopes to help Santa by avoiding sooty chimneys, but landing options are uncertain as many chimneys are too small. A parachute could work though it would limit visits.
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Thruxton
England
Santa
U.S
Dorothy Dandridge
Walter Abel
Peter Reiser
del Crandall
Pearl Buck
Joe Giardello
Rose Kennedy
Young & Rubicam, Inc
Massachusetts
New York
Louisiana
Rhode Island
Jack Kennedy
Failing Memory Magazine Defines Middle Age
The article humorously defines middle age as a period when new acquaintances trigger memories of others you know. It notes the common embarrassment of forgetting names and jokes that even Rip Van Winkle might be roused for a donation request by a fund solicitor.
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Magazine
Rip van Winkle
The More Push a Man Has the Less Suitcase
A cryptic proverb-like line states that increased pressure or effort reduces available baggage or baggage capacity, suggesting strain reduces resources. The sentence may imply a metaphor about burdens growing with force. no clear person, place, or organization is identified.
Man Who Conceived Twin Beds Had Wife With Cold Feet
A quip suggests the inventor of twin beds faced domestic cold feet from his wife. The remark frames a light, humorous take on a design idea linked to marriage dynamics.
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Morning Edition Details 1964
The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal prints its morning edition and Sunday consolidation information. It lists ownership, publishing staff, advertising representation, Associated Press and United Press International memberships, and subscription rates for various delivery options in 1964. It also includes the pledge of allegiance text and publication date December 15, 1964.
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South Plains
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
de Avalanche- Journal Publishing Company, Inc
At &Th
Lubbock
United States of America
Lubbock, Tex
Vital dream keeps mental retardation issue alive
Special Correspondent notes Kennedy would have championed the fight against mental retardation as Roosevelt did for infantile paralysis. He cites 5.5 million Americans affected, 126 thousand new cases yearly, and gaps in maternal medical care and educational facilities. The piece stresses mental retardation as an impairment not a disease and outlines its diverse causes.
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Bob Considine
York
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Fdr
Jfk
Rosemary
New York
Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation
U.S
Change In The Making A Mississippi Outlook
A Dixon column argues Mississippi attitude is shifting after Philadelphia arrests over the 1964 civil rights murders. People in Jackson and towns hear a growing “let's try to get along” mood, spurred by economics and civil rights law compliance, with youth experiences in integrated schools and the armed forces cited as reducing tensions.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Aurel
Miss
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Jackson
Hattiesburg
Laurel
Natchez
McComb
World News
Brazil’s new realism clashes with dream nation on inflation
In a Brazil under military rule since April 1, leaders reject romantic nationalism as Brasília rises in glass and steel. Inflation soars from protective tariffs and state borrowing, while ministers like Roberto Campos face distrust from reformers and Washington. Politician Carlos Lacerda mobilizes anti Campos sentiment toward a nationalist alliance that could topple the regime in a free vote.
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Robert Novak
Basilia
Capial
Brasilia
Brazil
Brasillia
Latin America
Nowromantics
Roberto Campos
Campos
Washington
Bob Field
Carlos Lacerda
Guanabara
Rio de Janeiro
Lacerda
An Old-Timer Remembers High Buttoned Shoes Era
An elderly observer recalls a bygone period when men wore high-buttoned dress shoes and formal footwear was part of daily attire, reflecting on style shifts and social customs of the era.
Experience Teaches Every Day, Seven Days a Week
A concise observation notes that experience serves as a constant teacher, implying continuous learning and adaptation without breaks. It emphasizes discipline and steady work as keys to growth.
Memories of War Weigh Souvenirs and Lost Aircraft Parts
World War II notes from December 15 1944 describe Marines turning in souvenir items including 40 mm antiaircraft guns weighing about 3000 pounds. The Third Army reports a captured underground factory near Wittring used for liquid oxygen production for jet planes and robot bombs. Lubbock Girl Scouts Troop 36 staged Grumpy Santa Claus led by Mrs. J A Hodges with listed cast members.
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Pacific
First Marine Division
U. S. Third Army
Sarreguemines
26Th Division
Wittring
Sarregue Mines
Troop 36
Lubbock Girl Scouts
Santa Claus
J. A. Hodges
Joyce Coffman
Quather Powers
Sue Garrison
Patsy Hamilton
Maretta Cantrell
Fairy Lou Bounds
Mary Hays
Theresa Strong
Patsy Ruth Phillips
Marjorie Lou Campbell
Duane Guest
Wilda Ray Swanner
Gussie Mae Merchant
Edith Helen
Nancy Marie Hodges
Johnson anger magnifies at United Nations crisis
Henry J. Taylor portrays President Johnson as furious at UN obstruction, cites Rusk on two thirds majority by nations with 10 percent of world population, and notes rising underdeveloped nations gaining U.N. influence and funding power. Article links U.S. budget share to PAHO and WHO, and mentions a boat store drive-in in Houston.
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Henry J. Taylor
United Nations
White House
Johnson
Miami
U.N
Dean Rusk
General Assembly
Gabon
Bronx
New York
United States
Casey Stengel
Mets
Russia
Castro
Kremlin
Pan American Health Organization
World Health Organization of the U.N
Geneva
PAHO
WHO
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DR. Krueger
World Organization
Considine’s
Theodore S. Repplier
Advertising Council, Inc
Tisty
By Kate Osann
Novak
South America
Rowland Evans
Job
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Taylor
China
Mao Tse-tung
Southeast Asia
Africa
Middle East
San Francisco
Alger Hiss
Owen Jones
Steuben Hills
Zein Eddin Ali
Sinjar
Harran
Arbela
By Galbraith
WEA, Inc
TM. Tag. US
Pot. of
O.K
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