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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
2
New York fashion notes reveal spring gowns with higher hems from ankle to mid calf and soft fabrics like chiffon crepe and rice. Evening wear favors muted tones and refined feminine charm with white black yellow and coral accents in dinner suits and gowns.
Mrs Couch has been elected president of the Lubbock Toastmistress Club with officers W F Stephenson secretary Mary Taylor and Lee Heatley treasurer. The club meets at noon today at Piccadilly Cafeteria and discusses plans and a Liberal Kansas speech contest. Special guest Mrs Mildred Loter. Next meeting set for noon January 25 in the cafeteria.
A Boston Brigham Hospital psychiatrist Dr Joseph Mayer proposes a single trusted caregiver for hospitalized children from admission to discharge to provide comfort and defense against impersonal hospital care. The idea meets resistance from some readers who view it as excessive.
Senator Jacob Javits urged the Republican National Committee to replace Dean Burch as national chairman at their Chicago meeting. He warned that retaining Burch would fuel a persistent bid to oust him and frame the 1968 Nixon era Republicans as the central issue. Javits named Ray C. Bliss as a potential successor and criticized the Goldwater policy.
Pope Paul VI urged in St Peter's Square that society imitate the family with love and respect for authority. He spoke from his study window during the customary Sunday blessing to reinforce unity and prosperity through work.
A scrambled summary notes a church event with the Woman's Society of Christian Service hosting a rally. Mentions of a Pioneer Hotel and a bridge club appear among fragmented phrases. Caracas Venezuela is referenced in relation to budgeting, with inconsistent details about home delivery and Sunday services.
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