MIG 23 Jets Violate Israeli Air Space
Soviet made MIG 23 fighters reportedly violated Israeli air space over the Sinai peninsula with Israeli warplanes scrambling to intercept. Tel Aviv cites the incident as a reconnaissance flight with no confirmed contact, while regional leaders discuss Middle East strategy amid recent tensions and rumors of peace talks.
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Srav
Bredny
Iit
Tel Aviv
Soviet Union
Bossuins
Miss Canyon Selection Today in Canyon Pageant
Miss Canyon of JOT will be chosen from a field of hopefuls at a 7:30 p.m. pageant in the Canyon high school auditorium. Miss Fan Autry of Pampa leads the lineup as the candidate from Canyon. Tickets are 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students, available from Canyon Study Club members, sponsor of the event.
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Canyon
Sitesi Auditorian
Fan Autry
Pampa
Phiestoa
Canyon Study Club
Crucifixion on Good Friday in Palestine and two criminals
A fragmented recount describes Good Friday execution in Palestine. One criminal derides Jesus while the other rebukes him, recognizing Jesus as innocent. Jesus promises the penitent thief a place in paradise for true faith and repentance.
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Palestine
Jesus
Christ
Tadai
New Executive Scout Chief Honored At Reception
Robert FL Bouse was honored at a welcoming reception at First Presbyterian Church by about 70 Arrowhead District leaders as he begins as executive of the 10 county South Plains Council. The event accompanies Operation REACH promoting drug resistance and high aims for scouts.
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Robert FL Bouse
South Phains
Bow Scouts of America
First Presbyterian Church
Murray Owen
Steve Meinecke
Bouse
Enid
Oklo
South Vlains
Bou Boys
Tsuc
Post
Tres Ritos
Taynes
Oklahoma City
Great Salt Plains Council
Emid
Betty
Robert
University of Oklahoma
Randy
Lubbock
Lions Club Pancake Festival Sets 45000 Pancakes At Coliseum
The Lubbock Lions Club hosts a full day pancake festival at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum starting 7 a.m. Proceeds aid local youth and community groups including Crippled Children's Camp Kerrville eye care for Chancellor school children and Goodwill. About 1000 attendees expected with 4000 Lions serving and entertaining.
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Lubbock Lion's Club
Ist
Spain
Lubbock Municipal Colosseum
Lion's Crippled
Kerrville
Lubbock
Colt J League
Dave Mayfield
Betty Tolley
Thompson Junior High School
Terry Walker
Baker's Dozen
South Plains Junior College
Aren Rade
Houston Pastor Leads Multigroup Meeting and Pancake Festival
The Rev Signesy Westhrosk of Bethe Temple Church in Houston conducts meetings at Calvary Pentecostal Church. An entertainment lineup includes Lubbock Christian College Goodtime Singers and Monterey Stage Band. Funds from pancake and sausage sales support local children homes and club projects.
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Bethe
Temple Church
Houston
Tedas Thronsh Srundiy
Calvary
Pemice Keripsercrape Church
J. Heepwid
Dary
Tioam
Suambis
Latboeeck Clarey
Charies
Jack McCarty
Jose Briones
Mike Sirglint
Lou Richards
Bob Shannon
Slaton
Ralls
Lubbock Christian College
Goodtime Singers
Monterey Stage Band
Wilson Junior High Choir
Ottis Pitts
Lubbock State School
Lubbock Children's Home
Buckner Baptist Childrens Home
Girls Town
Latchback Lions Club
Salvation Army
Delphian Club Fashion Show to Benefit Scholarships
The 48 Delphian Club presents a benefit fashion show titled Under the Bye Top isnset for 7:30 p m Tuesday at the Lamesa High School Auditorium. Co chairs Mrs Donneky dyads Mrs Bol Brown and Mrs Edi Fulbright head the event with tickets at 1 50. Proceeds support college scholarships and community projects.
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Lamiesa
Delphian Club
Lamesa Midi School
Donneku Dyads
Bol Brown
Edi Fulbright
Euetha
Mature Women’s Meeting Slated on Odessa College Campus
An organization meeting to form the Mature Women’s Group will be held at noon Friday in the Odessa College College Auditorium. The event invites mature female students to join and an SRL outgrowth project supports encouraging attendance at college.
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Odessa
Spree Gals
Odessa College
lDeaderick
King Cotton James Murray to Lead A&M Pageant
Jim Murray of Odessa has been named King Cotton for the 38th Cotton Pageant and Ball at Texas A&M in College Station on March 25. The senior agronomy major is active in the Agronomy Society, attended Permian High School, and will preside at 7 p.m. in the Bryan Civic Auditorium with a continuation at the Memorial Student Center hall.
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Jim Murray
Odessa
Texas A&m University
College Station
The
A&m Student Agronomy, Society
King Cotton Murray
4. P. Murray Fof
Permian High School
Agronomy Society
A&m
Chhosen
King Cotton
Bexzin
Bryan Civic Auditorium
Othe
A&m Memorial
Legislators Slated to Speak at Hobbs Chamber Meeting
Lea County lawmakers will be guest speakers at the Hobbs Chamber of Commerce monthly gathering in the Holiday Inn ballroom. Meeting is open to the public and will include a question and answer session following discussions.
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Hobbs
Lea County
Hobbs Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
ANSP
Monterey Church Hosts Law Enforcement Day
Community note honoring county and city law enforcement officers. Monterey Church of the Nazarene at 4308 South 8th invites the public to join in recognizing officers on Sunday March 26 as part of Law Enforcement Day.
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Monterey
Church of the Nazarene
FDA Orders Sharp Lead Paint Reductions to Protect Children
The FDA set a temporary 0.4 percent lead limit next Jan 1 and a final 0.06 percent limit by Jan 1, 1974 for paints on walls furniture toys pencils and similar items. The move follows medical concerns about lead poisoning in children from chipped paint. The agency also proposed banning diethylstilbestrol DES in cattle and sheep feeds to prevent cancer risks, requiring stopping DES in animals' final life week.
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Washington
UPI
Te Food and Drug Administration
FDA
American Academy of Pediatrics
Two From NMJC Elected Officers
Two representatives of New Mexico Junior College were elected officers of the Southwestern Regional Conference of English in the Two Year College at a Fort Worth meeting. Joe Walker was elected executive committee treasurer and Elizabeth Hawkins was chosen to serve on the nominating committee.
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Hobas
New Mexico
Southwestern
Fort Worth
Joe Walker
Division of Arts, Business and Humanities
Elizabeth Hawkins
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