Gay Lope greets Prince Charles at Godspell in London
Gay Lope, 26, performed a lively turn in Godspell at the Wyndham Theater. Prince Charles, heir to the throne, sat in audience as the cast received a standing ovation afterGay called out Hi ya, Charlie.
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UPI
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West End
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Charlie
Charles
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth
Prince
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Christ
Anthony Tidmarsh
Dedication Set For Maddox Educational Center At LCC
Lubbock Christian College holds dedication for the 17760 square foot Maddox Pugh Educational Center with open house after a 2 30 p m program in Moody Auditorium. Dr John W McFarland of Texas Woman's University will speak on the role of LCC in teacher education as Royal Blue Band and A Cappella Chorus perform.
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Lubbock Christian College
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Moody Auditorium
John W. McFarland
College of Education
Texas Women's University
Denton
LCC
Royal Blue Band
Everett Maxwell
Wayne Hinds
Lennis Baker
IC Board of Trustees
Maddox
Bruce Fvans
Education Department
Lubbock
el Paso
New Mexico
Missionary Services Set With Rev. Jack L. Riley
The Rev. Jack L. Riley, missionary to South Africa, will be featured speaker at missionary services Sunday at 10:45 a.m. in the First Church of the Nazarene, 4510 Ave. Q in Lubbock. This is his second furlough since 1960, with roles in Johannesburg and Salisbury Rhodesia. He directed the Christian Service Training Program and earned an AB at Pasadena College.
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Republic of South Africa
Lubbock
Church of the Nazarene
Ave. Q
Riley
Johannesburg
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Christian Service
Oliver Nazarene College
Kankakee, W
Pasadena College
Pasadena
Calif
Forrest Park
Glendale
German autos mostly garaged in West Germany study
A survey shows 57 percent of private cars in West Germany are garaged at night. About 21 percent are parked in the street. The remainder are parked in yards or lots.
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Bonn
West Germany
Missionaries Changing Hands as World Goes Local
Baptist preacher Dr. John Haggai argues foreign missions decline while nationalism rises. He leads Evangelism International, boosting native-led missions via an International Training Center in Singapore hosting leaders from India Taiwan Indonesia and other nations with largely non western faculty.
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Haggai
Atlanta, Ga
Evangelism International
Singapore
India
Taiwan
Indonesia
Malaysia
Ethiopia
Korea
Philippines
Asia
Africa
Disciples from Lorenzo Assembly to Conduct Services
A group of five youths from Lorenzo Assembly of God known as The Disciples will conduct evangelistic services Sunday through next week at the North Side Assembly of God on Bates Street and Detroit Avenue. Led by Rev. Scott F. Mitchell they will sing and lead. Sunday services are 9:45 am 11 am 5 pm and 6:50 pm with a 5 pm children’s service. Weekday services start at 7:30 pm. All are welcome.
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Disciples
Lorenzo Assembly of God
North Side
Mitchell
Nuclear Sub Transfer Error Discharges 500 Gallons
In New London Connecticut a nuclear powered submarine accidentally discharged 500 gallons of coolant water into the Thames River during a transfer from the submarine Dnce to the tender Fuller. In Pretoria an Anglican bishop denied aiding terrorists.
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Fuller
Pretoria
Gene Kelly to direct Clownaround musical in San Diego to New York
Gene Kelly will direct Clownaround a family entertainment musical spectacular produced by Theatre Now. It opens in San Diego in April and plays at Madison Square Garden in June with an original score by Moose Charlap and book and lyrics by Alvin Cooperman. Barcelona bus drivers strike 99 percent successful.
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NEW York Cap
Gene Kelly
Theatre Now
San Diego
Califa
New York
Madison Square Garden
Moose Charlap
Alvin Cooperman
25 Million Cars Junked In U S Countryside
Gary Indiana report notes estimates of up to 25 million junked automobiles nationwide with many abandoned in rural areas. The figure reflects a durable legacy of postwar car disposal and evolving recycling concerns.
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Gary
Ind
Objections To Sabbath Work Aired In Israel
Israel parliament debate questions whether religious Jews face second class status when asked to work on Saturday. Dr Yehuda Ben Meir of the National Religious party claims discrimination and calls for a law banning refusal to hire or firing Sabbath observers. Public life shows mixed adherence with transport, meals, lights and services continuing Friday into Saturday.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yehuda Ben- Meir
National Religious Party
Ben-Meir
Jerusalem
Lod International
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