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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
3
California designers unveil a spring collection highlighting bold colors, subtle pastels, and neutral tones. Newcomers Domonique and Annette Bullock lead a youthful ensemble, with veteran Beverly Hilis signing on as part of the lineup.
Dear Heloise suggests using iron on patches to reinforce worn areas like knees and elbows and saving aluminum dinner trays for make ahead frozen meals. She advises freezing portions labeled or unlabeled to create ready to heat family meals, turning leftovers into surprise suppers.
An odds and ends page combines a free home study diploma offer from the National School of Home Study in Lubbock Texas with a series of reader letters and fashion design notes. Items discuss kitchen hacks, pipe insulation, and a detailed fashion collection by designer Georgia Bullock and colleagues, highlighting new lines and styles.
A collage of Ann Landers reader letters discusses marital silence and a compulsive talker husband. A concerned wife asks why her partner never speaks, while another woman vents about her husband’s endless politics and trivial chatter. The column offers guidance about communication, suggesting professional help for the quiet husband and coping strategies for the talker. Public notices and local club mentions appear in the surrounding text.
Premier Aldo Moro says he has reached agreement with the Socialists to form a new center-left government in Rome. Despite optimism, fears persist it could collapse before starting amid political tensions and economic worries.
In Karachi Pakistan Camel driver Bashir Ahmed who befriended Lyndon B Johnson during a 1961 tour mourns Kennedy’s death and hopes Johnson rises to the occasion. He recalls meeting Kennedy as a boy and expressing sorrow for the president’s passing.
The Sunday Telegraph launched a London fund to build a statue of President John Kennedy. The paper cited Lincoln and Roosevelt and noted existing statues for them. It opened with 1,000 pounds and invited readers to donate up to one pound each to honor Kennedy for safeguarding shared values.
The Libyan government is purchasing secondhand playground equipment from multiple countries to furnish several recently constructed schools.
Lubbock Newcomers Club met at Lubbock Women's Clubhouse with 299 members and three guests attending the luncheon and bridge session. Floral arrangement observed by Mrs. Elmer Terry. Bridge winners included Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Huff, Mrs. Ap person, Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Marin er, Mrs. Keel, and Mrs. Rountree. Next meeting set for December 11 at noon at the Clubhouse. this will be the only December meeting. Bangkok Thailand sewing factory now employs most of the population of a town.
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