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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1962

Page

10

Gasser Leads European Art Tours Inspires Lubbock Clinic

Painter Gasser, author of several art instruction books, discusses European tours with Mrs. Gasser and the responsibilities of guiding groups. He plans to return home after a Lubbock clinic to proof his Golden Books project while his paintings, including Paris portraits, remain on view through Oct. 18. The art clinic runs today with multiple sessions, slides, demonstrations, critiques, and open studio space for attendees.

Europe Gasser Midland Dallas Paris

Adlai Urges UN Action to End Nuclear Tests Now

Adlai E. Stevenson pressed the General Assembly to take a firm stand against nuclear testing, urging a comprehensive ban including underground tests with inspection. Valerian Zorin countered with a claim that the U.S. half loaf proposal seeks a prolonged moratorium. Stevenson warned a new round of tests could ensue without a decisive vote.

United Nations N.Y Adlai E. Stevenson General Assembly U.S Valerian A. Zorin Stevenson Zorin Assembly United States Soviet Union Pacific Geneva

Respect for Self to Heal a Family Rift

A mother asks how to mend ties with her 3 year old son after a marital split. The adviser urges recognizing personal value to the boy and mending trust without rushing to psychiatry, stressing that the child may be reacting to the mother’s departure as much as to the father’s absence. The reply centers on rebuilding self esteem as the path to reconnecting with the child.

Year’s Study Is Continued By Athenaeum Club

At the Lubbock Women’s Clubhouse Tuesday afternoon Athenaeum Club members continued the year’s study on “Our Image Around the World” with a program on regional groups advancing peace independence and development. Mrs Reed discussed North Atlantic Treaty and Central Treaty Organizations while Mrs Smith spoke on the South East Asia Treaty Organization. Hostesses were Mrs Charles McLaughlin and Mrs D A Childers. renewal of Mrs H E Selby’s membership occurred and Mrs WOr Nabours of Austin attended as a guest.

Athenaeum Club Lubbock Women's Wo 0 Reed Charles Smith Charlies McLaughlin D. A. Childers H. E. Selby W Or Nabours of Austin

Surprise bridal shower honors Miss Linda Pearson in Pe tersburg

Miss Linda Pearson, bride elect of Gene Stinnett, was honored at a surprise bridal shower Monday night at the home of Miss Gail Hindman on 3413 35th Street. Co hostess Miss Mary Lou Riley. Twenty seven guests attended. The couple will marry Saturday in the First Baptist Church of Petersburg.

Linda Pearson Gene Stinnett Gail Hindman 35Th St Mary Louise Riley First Baptist Church Petersburg

Merchantettes Meet At Wearden Home

Mrs. Robert Wearden hosted the Merchantettes Club meeting Tuesday night at 2632 Fo Auburn. After the business session games were played. The next meeting is scheduled for 8 pm November 13 at Mrs. Hubert Williams 2617 FE Auburn.

Robert Wearden Merchantettes Club Auburn Hubert Williams

Bombay Port launches vast expansion plan to double facilities

Bombay, the Indian port, begins a large development program aiming to double the size of all facilities within ten years, signaling a major upgrade of its maritime and logistical capacity.

Bombay

Facts and Fallacies About the UN Event

Mrs William G Dingus will discuss Facts and Fallacies About the UN at a Y Wives Club meeting at 10 a m today. The event at the YWCA 1641 Edgy will include slides titled Our Best Hope for Peace and a nursery will be provided.

William G. Dingus Y-Wives Club YWCA Edwy Dingus Lubbock

Kennedy popularity dips in the South amid troop deployment talk

Gallup Poll results show Kennedy's national approval steady with a 2 percent rise in disapproval in the latest survey. Outside the South the president retains support, while the Southern states show a notable decline.

Mississippi Kennedy Gallup South Eisenhower Little Rock Ark

Eisenhower Criticizes Kennedy on Party Power and Governance

President Eisenhower warned that Kennedy holds a Senate 2-1 and a House 3-2 majority but seeks a one party system. He blasted the administration as aiming to absorb governmental power and intrude on state functions, urging Republicans to counteract.

Kennedy Senate House Eisenhower

Kennedy Tour Promotes Democratic Agenda Across States

JFK travels from Washington to New York then into New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky and back to Buffalo and Upstate New York. He praises Democratic legislation as ending stalemate hindering economy cities and progress while warning against GOP attempts to control lives. He notes rising GOP enthusiasm nationwide.

Washington New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana Kentucky Buffalo Congress Kennedy

Regret Over School Fight Ties State Official to Incident

Rep Don Kennard apologized to Robert Rich Frenship School principal at Wolfforth for a fist fight with Bob Sherrill of Austin last week. A simple assault charge against Sherrill was filed in George McCreskey’s justice court and may be upgraded to aggravated assault. Rich said he suffered a mouth injury two teeth knocked out and a hand injury in the exchange. Kennard and Rep Reed Quilliam visited Wolfforth to discuss damages and Sherrill’s side of the incident was to be heard later.

Don Kennard House Migrant Labor Committee Robert Rich Frenship Wolfforth Rich Bob Sherrill Austin Sherrill Justice Court George H. McCreskey James Ellis Kennard Reed Quilliam Lubbock Ellis Quilliam Fort Worth Texas Employment Commission Commission House Committee On

Walker in Restful Seclusion at Texoma Resort

Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, linked to Ole Miss integration riots, is resting at Tanglewood-on-the-Lake on Lake Texoma after release from Springfield federal prison. He posted a $50,000 bond and must report for psychiatric examination at Southwestern Medical School in Dallas within five days.

R. L. Stubblefield Southwestern Medical School Dallas

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