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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1965
Page
2
A letters page shows readers sharing pregnancy taxi fears and privacy needs with Ann Landers. Advice covers calling an ambulance for labor, handling impatient husbands, and managing sons during visits while dating. The column invites readers to mail questions with stamped SASE to The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Dear Heloise offers practical advice on removing paint from clothing using solvents and hot water soaks. She also suggests aluminum foil and cooking methods to minimize mess and save nutrition. The column cites household hacks for stain removal and efficient cleaning.
Ruth Winter reports on a postgraduate project from New York where group discussions with delinquent youths focus on encouraging positive behavior. The study explores how parents and teachers perceive boys’ actions and how school changes can help steer youth toward better choices. It notes teachers felt the youths were capable of intelligent responses and that school reforms could align with parental guidance to promote constructive activity.
Kate Osann reviews a program by Tizzy Center with New York City schools addressing school absence and dropout causes. She highlights parental attitudes and teacher reinforcement, noting children act out due to unhappy home relations and that lack of open communication and reduced extracurricular access worsen absences.
Gregory Peck will serve as general chairman of Motion Picture aims at supporting Hollywood efforts under UPI reporting.
Lubbock Toastmistress Club gathers at noon today in Piccadilly Cafeteria. The program titled Exploring the Unknown Science features invocation by Mrs. W A Lindsay. Domer Brady is topic mistress, James Couch toastmistress, Allen D Loter lexicographer, with B R Yandell and Johanna Bishop as evaluators.
The Camp Fire Girls in Town Inn will award the Wohelo Medallion to Denise Atwill and others in a ceremony led by Fred Timberlake. The honors recognize the highest Camp Fire achievement as Denise Atwill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Atwill, participates in the program. A Paris foreign event met with a student submission as a tourist definition wins praise in Palma de Majorca.
Incomplete OCR lists events and groups in Lubbock including Theta Chi Sorority Texas Ny Chap and YMCA activities with times such as 4 p.m. Abortion study group and University Women Child Study Group. Names and places are garbled but indicate local society and student group notices.
An old newspaper blurb pitches Caroid and Bile Salts Tablets as a remedy for female digestive woes including fullness and bloating. It links modern women’s pressures to irregular bowels and poor diets and urges readers to obtain the product at counters everywhere with prescription needed.
Therese Schnee, a 36 year old from Geneva who studied superstition for a decade, reports that men show higher superstition levels than women. In 17 countries she notes many men claim not to be superstitious yet disclose several superstitions in short interviews.
In a Dear Mrs Lawrence column the writer discusses family dynamics, noting how a sister’s pursuit of praise and the aunt’s influence shape behavior. The piece critiques dramatic affectation versus frankness, asking if a sibling truly favors the reader’s child and warning against spite masked as concern. It ends with a brief ad blurb about cotton fabrics and summer wear.
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