Ann Landers Advice Column Clashes with Domestic Strife
A reader asks how to handle a violent husband while another recounts being pressured by a neighbor girl. Ann Landers urges counseling for the first case and urges the mother to curb the child's visits, advising private steps to end the unwanted situation.
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Sally
Ann
A Lovelier You Lingerie Shapes a Figure
Mary Sue Miller explores modern lingerie innovations in the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. Feather-light spandex girdles and panty girdles offer control with comfort, while seamless construction and integrated stretch eliminate bulk. New bras provide power with less effort.
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Mary Sue Miller
Chicago
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Day Clinic Chiropractic Success Stories
A registered nurse aged 42 with ulcerated colon and diverticulitis improved after Day Clinic care restoring colon tissue and reducing nervous distress. A four year old with asthma strabismus hay fever indigestion and more received spinal adjustments. five years later he remains asthma free and his eyes are straight. Health results from the Day Chiropractic Clinic 34th Avenue.
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John Day
Cline
Chiropractic Clinic
34Th & Ave
V. Lubbook
District PTA Names Candidates for District Officers
The nominating committee of District 14 of the Parent-Teachers Assn lists candidates for officers including Mrs. Robert Tilson Plainview president and Mrs. Eddie Paxton Levelland recording secretary. Other posts cover corresponding secretary Mrs. J. D. Sams Plainview and vice presidents across Areas I to IV with representatives from multiple counties. Officers to be elected at the district conference in Littlefield March 28-29.
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Parent- Teachers Assn
Robert Tilson
Plainview
Eddie Paxton
Levelland
J. D. Sams
Don Harmon
Muleshoe
Hale, Lamb and Bailey Counties
Clayton Cunningham
Balls
Crosby-Floyd
Garzai
Keith Wiseman
Hockley
Yoakum
Cochran
Tim Faulkenberry
Brownfield
Terry
Lynn
Gaines
Theo Cheaney
Area
Lubbock County
Littlefield
Choosy thief steals corned beef at St Louis tavern
St Louis owner Tony Zivic prepared a St Patrick Day meal but found 36 pounds of corned beef stolen while the cabbage was left behind. The thief took the meat though the event catered to Croatian Dutch and Polish customers.
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ST. Louis
Tony Zivic
Zivic
Ice fishermen rescued as ice breaks on Long Lake
On Long Lake near Lake Michigan Victor Hahan reported a fisherman peering from a hole. By Saturday, Hahan and three neighbors had rescued Wayne Saulsbury of Lansing Elson Knapp of Ionia and an unidentified youth. All agree the ice was worn out for the season.
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Lake, Mich
Victor Hahan
Long Lake
Hahn
Wayne Saulsbury
Lansing
Elson Knapp
Ionia
Bus Crash Kills Nine Near Belgrade
A bus struck a tree and toppled into the Ibar river about 40 miles south of Belgrade killing nine people.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Ibar River
Here
Two Awards Given At Banquet By Delta Delta Delta Chapter
The Delta Delta Delta collegiate chapter at Texas Tech awarded two cash honors at its spring scholarship banquet. Betsy McCraw earned “most contributing member” and Gayle Underwood the “highest grades” with a 4.0. Both are June graduates. McCraw is past president and Underwood past recording secretary.
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Betsy McCraw
John L. McCraw
Farmersville
Gayle Underwood
Underwood
Wichita Falls
Texas Tech
J. E. Blakey Jr
23Rd St
Gary Pass
Gary Lawrence
Mike Higgins
Ted L. Hartley
Albert Fortenberry
Fulton
Blakey
Johnson family bids farewell at St Patrick's service in Texas
President Johnson attended two Sunday services at the LBJ Ranch area with family for an early Lynda Nugent Robb birthday and a sendoff for two sons-in-law headed to active duty. He held nine month old Patrick Lyndon Nugent at St Francis Xavier while parishioners and the pastor prayed for peace.
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Stonewall
Tex
Johnson
Lynda
LBJ
Marine
Charles S. Robb
Camp Pendleton
California
Vietnam
Mexico
Robbs
Acapulco
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Fredericksburg
William Campbell
St. Francis Xavier Roman Catholic
Washington
St. Francis Xavier
Wunibald W.schneider
St. Francis ‘Xavier
Se Eel
Oe Ae Mae
Lewis Rice
C. W. Hallman
Copperas Cove
Calcutta Rioting Seen On Indira Gandhi Visit
In Calcutta police fired on rioters as Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, making an unscheduled visit, urged peace. Hindu and Muslim groups fought in street clashes leaving three dead and over 40 injured since Friday. Gandhi met officials and promised action against those responsible.
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Calcutta
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Laos Battles Split by North Vietnamese Pressure Across Mekong
Western observers see two Laos wars the north seeks territory while the south protects the Ho Chi Minh trail. North Vietnamese forces encircle Saravane Attopeu and Lao Ngam as Pakse braces for siege, with Soviet nervousness over overt aggression and Laos’ air power limiting enemy gains.
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Thakhek
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Pathet Lao
Liberation Army
Saravane
Attopeu
Lao Ngam
Pakse
Mekong
Vietnam
Soviet Union
International Control Commission
Luang Prabang
Xieng Khouang
Phong Saly
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