Baptist Convention Opens In Denver
In Denver the Southern Baptist Convention began with about 12 000 messengers gathering at the convention center. President Rev Dr W A Criswell urged unity in doctrine while noting ongoing debates over liberal interpretations and calls to maintain doctrinal statements. The event marks the denomination’s long history since 1707 with 34 353 congregations.
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Southern Baptist Convention
Vention Center
W.A. Criswell
Dallas
Priswell
Bezique
Richmond
Christian Life Commission
John W. Nichol
Decatur
First Baptist Association of Churches
Philadelphia
Southern Baptists
Peru to move former Congress radio to Cuzco
Peru's military government plans relocating the former Congress radio to Cuzco for broadcasting agrarian reform news to peasants. The station previously carried news from various government bodies before Congress was dissolved on October 3, 1968.
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Peru
Congress Radio
Cuzco
Congress
Primaries End With Narrow Alabama Contest
Voters weigh tight finishes across states as Alabama plans to decide among candidates who split 148000 votes for Charles Woods after a third place in the opening primary. California shows Jesse M Unruh leading over Sam Yorty Jr in a Democratic race to face Reagan.
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Charles Woods
California
Jesse M. Unruh
State Assembly
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty, Jr
Reagan
Sen
George Murphy
Nixon
Senate
Norton Simon
John V. Tunney
George Brown Jr
New Jersey
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Frank J. Guarini Jr
Nelson Gross
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
Richard Edwards
David If. Cargo
Anderson Carter
Hutchinson Heads Systemwide Elementary Classes
Hutchinson Matthews Struggs and Wilson, as enrollment head, lead Roscoe Wilson Elementary. Tuition for high school courses is 25 dollars for residents and 37 for non residents. Junior high and elementary courses cost 17 for residents and 25 for non residents. Coronado offers reading math science slog health woodworking mechanical drawing typing and home and family living for grades 9 through 12. Seventh and eighth grade junior high classes include math language arts and social studies. Elementary summer school runs one month focusing on reading improvement.
Campaigner McCarthy Flaots Balloon Protest Over Pollution
Rep Richard D Max McCarthy of New York staged a balloon ascent from Central Park to dramatize pollution concerns. After multiple risings the balloon landed amid police summons for flying without a permit, and McCarthy declared the event “fun.”
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Richard McCarthy
Buffalo
New York
Central Park
McCarthy
Richard D. Max McCarthy
D-N.y
Hudson River
Doneald Picard
Aviation and
New Seyfert Galaxies Show Frantic Stellar Chaos
Astronomers report that Seyfert galaxies contain up to 10 billion stars racing at about 1,000 miles per second in a compact nucleus. Collisions and eruptions produce intense light, raising questions about planet life around such violent suns and offering a potential celestial spectacle.
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New York
Seyfert
Martin ‘Schwarzchild
Princeton University
Schwarzchild
Robert Danielson
Princeton
Uranus
Milky Way
iThe Milky Way
Ily
Milky Ways
Senators Seek Quick Sale of 125 Jets to Israel
Seventy three U.S. senators urged the Nixon administration to approve an Israeli request for 125 warplanes to deter Soviet moves in the Middle East. They asked Rogers for immediate approval of 240 Phantom jets and 100 Skyhawks, calling military aid essential to avert broader conflict and urging a NATO coordinated cease-fire.
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U.S
Nixon
Israel
Mideast
William P. Rogers
State Department
Sen
Hugh Scott
Senate
Pennsylvania
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Rogers
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
NATO
Soviet ‘Union
Grant Awarded Talent Project in Lubbock Area
The U S Office of Education awards a 50000 dollar grant for the S E A R N talent search in the Lubbock region. Frank Carrillo, director, says the program aims to identify financially or socially needy youths and encourage education through secondary and postsecondary levels. The grant funds operation in a 1 county area around Lubbock until May 31, 1976.
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S.E.A.R.N
Lubbock
Frank Carrillo
Carrillo
Laubbock
Knox City parade chairman for 1970 rodeo named
Cotton from page one ABC Rodeo served as parade chairman of the 1970 event. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Case of Knox City. He is single and resides at 4668 21th St.
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Roy Case
Knox Cite
21Th St
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