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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1962
Page
6
Readers relay conflicts from phone time to roommate control and hunting dog expenses. Ann Landers urges limited teen calls, suggests a family rule, advises a younger roommate, and cautions against overbearing partners while offering guidance on domestic disagreements.
A reader asks about helping a seven year old who sucks his thumb. The adviser recommends offering household help to the mother rather than direct therapy, arguing better comfort for the child comes from easing the mother’s burdens and strengthening family connections. The column emphasizes parental focus over child alone.
The speaker laments that expressions of discouragement from parents go unseen as a form of thumb-sucking. They argue that adults fail to acknowledge the need for loving attention themselves, beyond what is advised for Johnny.
Rep. Walter S. Baring says the Air Force will create a 435 acre reserve at Nellis Air Force Base in northern Nevada to protect wild horses from slaughter for pet food, aiding the Interior Department in conservation efforts.
A columnist asserts that no well dressed woman wears shorts or long pants on city streets, presenting a conservative standard of public attire and behavior. The piece frames modest dress as essential to proper urban conduct.
Dr Harriet Frey president-elect of the New Jersey Psychological Association says resolutions should aim for self acceptance rather than perfection. She notes many emotional illnesses in families stem from unreal expectations and urges parents to recognize human limits.
Taeko Yamamoto leads Maidenform swimwear design with up to 300 concepts per collection, selecting about 50 to market after internal wear tests and color fastness work in Bayonne New Jersey. The article notes the designer's background from Gardena California and her collaboration with a small team, including two assistants and two sample makers.
Xi Alpha Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard two speakers at a Thursday meeting held at 4314 42nd St. Mrs. Cliff Cole spoke on how well dressed women project confidence and appeal, covering fads styles and clothing types. Mrs. Donald Helm discussed attire for occasions and garment care as part of the art of living. A coffee hour followed. The next meeting is set for 8 p.m. January 10 at the Lubbock Women's Clubhouse.
Miss Vicki Bartlett entertained her house guest Pam Reynolds of Dallas with an open house on Wednesday. Approximately 100 guests attended. Osaka Japan plans travelogues produced in Haiti.
Miss Kaye Edwards and James Moeser, who will wed Jan. 26, were honored at a Thursday night buffet hosted by Mr. and Mrs Welton H. Jones and others at 3011 25th St. A satin bell centerpiece graced the table. guests included A Pete Edwards and Charles V Moeser. Vows will be exchanged at First Methodist Church.
Roy Glynn Holland formerly Sandra Barrett was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs John L Musler at 5011 14th Street. The event featured a holiday theme with 25 guests including Mrs C C West mother of the groom and helpers Mrs Wayne Hood and Mrs Billy Franklin.
Tobacco industry officials forecast a strong 1963 after 1962 gains. President George W. Allen of the Tobacco Institute notes U S cigarette sales rose by 8 billion to 510 billion and total tobacco product revenue increased by 200 million to 6.9 billion. Cigar and cigarillo use hit 7.14 billion, pipe tobacco 70 million pounds, chewing tobacco 64.7 million pounds, and snuff 32.7 million pounds.
Italian driving licenses will carry the owner's blood type starting January 10 to speed emergency transfusions after accidents. This UPI report notes the change aims to improve first aid response and casualty treatment by providing rapid blood group information to medical staff.
Tens of thousands of Tunisians rallied in Tunis shouting Long Live Bourguiba and Death to the Plotters as President Bourguiba, warned by doctors to stay indoors, faced a suspected assassination plot. Demonstrators gathered outside government buildings, banners in hand, while shops remained closed in support of the president.
Dist. Judge Floyd Jones discharged Fort Worth City Manager L. P. Cookingham as a defendant in a $150,000 damage suit filed by former animal control warden Arland C. Coggins. The suit, filed in August, claims Cookingham and three others stated in newspapers that a dog was beaten to death.
An Ohio missionary Brother Michael Stimac has started the first flying school for Africans near Nairobi Kenya. He teaches 29 tribes basic piloting and technical subjects while building a 2400 foot airstrip on a former pineapple plantation with support from friends back home.
The Atomic Energy Commission approved transferring most regulatory authority in Texas to the Texas Health Department effective March 1. About 500 active licenses move to state administration for licensing inspection and rule making while AEC retains nuclear reactor oversight and related matters. Similar transfers occurred in Kentucky California Mississippi and New York.
Panmunjom Korea United Nations Command rejects as without basis in fact the accusation that an American U 2 aircraft violated North Korean air space this month.
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