Jesus Challenges Scribes In Temple Discussion
A twelve year old Jesus questions the temple priests amid rites and commerce in Jerusalem. Mary and Joseph, alarmed by his absence, find him debating with scholars about justice and humility. Jesus grows toward a mission to reveal the Father’s kingdom through love.
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Bay of Pigs secrecy fuels recru its pattern and politicians react
Washington reports trace a pattern of unofficial American recruitment and covert funding for the Bay of Pigs invasion phase. Veterans from several states served in a clandestine unit paid through CIA fronts, with ongoing calls to keep the operation secret amid political backlash from Rep. Mahon and others.
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Bovina C C Banquet Aims for 300 Attendees
Bovina Chamber of Commerce sets a goal of over 300 attendees for its third annual banquet at Bovina School Cafeteria on March 21 at 7:30 p.m. Speaker Burl Huffman, entertainment by The Easterners, and the Man and Woman of the Year awards highlight the event with Roy Crawford presenting.
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Mexico hides exports rise in U S market advances
Mexican leather industry reports slight gains in production and exports to the United States. Improved capacity and demand push shipments higher as trade remains robust.
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Jaycees Indoor Roping Meet Set in Lubbock
The Lubbock Jaycees announce their second annual indoor calf roping championship for March 24, 1963 at Aufill's Sports Arena to shield competitors and fans from weather. The event offers $3,010 in prize money and features top ropers including world champion Dean Oliver and entrants Jim Bob Altizer Don McGlaughlin Clifton Smith Glen Franklin Tom Nesmith Olin Young Sonny Davis and Sonnye Davis.
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Cuban doctors seek exit as Cuban govt blocks all departures
Dr Gumerdino Garay, a former sanitation director from Cruces, says over 2,500 Cuban physicians have applied to leave. He claims 95 percent would depart if allowed, but Castro's regime bars private practice and has seized clinics. He notes medicine shortages and suspicions about aid shipments to Cuba. He fled to Miami last week aboard a small boat with six others.
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Stamp and Coin Shows Draw 3000 in Lubbock
The South Plains Coin Club and Stamp Club reported success as about 3000 collectors and viewers attended two shows in Lubbock at the Holiday Inn Parkway and Municipal Garden and Arts Center. Frank Hord said 2500 viewed the coin show with up to 10 million dollars in rare coins on display and a dealer reported over 8000 dollars in sales. Stamp officials totaled two day attendance at 542 with an auction and six dealers presenting stamps worth about 50000 dollars.
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Directory of Voluntary Organizations Published in New York
A 64 page guide from the Foreign Policy Association lists 388 national regional and local groups with programs publications addresses and executive officers. The booklet aims to help citizens find ways to engage and "do something."
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Foreign Policy Association
Night school opens doors to better jobs and pay
Night school programs at Draughon’s Business College offer stepping stones to improved employment prospects. Thousands enroll seeking more secure futures through new classes and skills training.
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