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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1967
Page
7
A letter column explores screaming at concerts, aging fans' reactions, and the right to express excitement. A reader praises therapy after spider fear improved, while others discuss a grisly murder tale tied to a mother and son.
A Chicago feature describes two beauty directions from the 30s era influence. It outlines tawny warm tones using peach foundation copper blush and bronze eyes, and a pale 1930s look with red lips smoky eyes. Practical tips for applying lipstick blush and eyeshadow are given. Readers may write Mary Sue Miller in care of Lubbock Avalanche Journal for beauty queries.
Thirty states and 32 colleges and universities are represented in Class 69-02 at Reese Air Force Base. The 72 cadets include two Marines, 68 Air Force officers, and two foreign students from Iran and Norway. Most are second lieutenants. the class will train 52 weeks before earning pilot wings. Texans number 11, with several cities represented. Two Tech graduates, William J. Ireland and Walter R. Owen, are among the officers. Twenty three graduates come from the Air Force Academy. Most members are married.
First Lt. Carl E. Franklin of Flight E-2 at Reese Air Force Base was named Instructor Pilot of the Month for August in the 3500th Pilot Training Squadron. Commanders praised his sustained outstanding performance, deep aircraft knowledge, and long hours devoted to students.
On Thursday a sit in by women civilian employees at Reese Air Force Base’s NCO Open Mess supported Air Force personnel in Vietnam. The Reese Officers Wives Club collected over 100 dirtied bags and filled them with small items such as address books stationary tape games nuts candy shoe polish and more. Helen K. Fuller Reese librarian spoke at a luncheon about Southeast Asia valor.
The Homebuilders Club met Thursday at 2405 33rd St. with Mrs. W. A. Lindsey as co hostess. Mrs. Marvin Porr presided. Members played forty two. Guests included Marvin Porr Harry Boyd and J. F. Chap man. Next meeting will be 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at 2119 25th St. Scientists hope a light beam from an orbiting satellite will pinpoint Earth locations within inches though some calculations may err by about 2000 feet.
Hollywood actor Robert Vaughn, famous for The Man From U.N.C.L.E. zap gun character, leads a dissenting Democrats campaign to influence Vietnam policy. He plans ads and a nationwide letter drive targeting primaries, aiming for signatures and possible support of peace candidates. He cites elite connections and a history interest in U.S. history and Vietnam.
The Insurance Women of Lubbock hosted a style show Thursday in the Security National Bank Community Room. Miss Sharon McWhorter introduced Mrs. Johnny Everts as narrator, with models Miss Margie Caddell Miss Sue Emmons Mrs. James G. Bell and Mrs. Laylan Tipton. Sixty members attended. Next meeting set for noon October 13.
Saigon reports the ruling military directorate disciplined eight more officers in an anti corruption sweep. Three lieutenant colonels, two majors, a captain, and a lieutenant were cashiered or arrested for acts of corruption and illegality. The move follows prior dismissals of four generals and a colonel on Sept. 16. The government says about 50 officers may face action.
Prime Minister Levi Eshkol announced Israel will relocate settlers to the Bethlehem Hebron corridor in the West Bank where pioneers lived before 1948. The plan includes Beit Araba on the Dead Sea and a new Beit Araba style settlement on Banias Ridge with about 100 foreign volunteers and hundred acres of farming.
Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said an unconditional halt to U S air raids on North Vietnam would be useless as a first step toward ending the war. He added the United States will halt bombing only if North Vietnam signals willingness to negotiate. Sato spoke through a spokesman in Cameron Highlands Malaysia during a Southeast Asia tour. Nashville, Tennessee was founded in 1779 by pioneers.
From the early twenties, bed time massage with vitalizing night creams softens surface dryness and tiny lines. Apply Clay vitalizing night cream to cheeks forehead and throat then remove with a tissue to encourage a lovelier complexion.
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