Goddard High Homecoming Queen crowned at Wool Bowl halftime
Myra Harris crowned Homecoming Queen by escort Tom Owen during halftime ceremonies as Goddard High School beat El Paso Cathedral 19 to 0. Harris, 17, is daughter of Jim Harris. Owen, 17, son of Robert Owen, is student council president. Princesses named Danine Holmes Patti Dorris Kathy Harrison Marilee Hall.
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Goddard High School
Myra Harris
Tom Owen
Owen
Miss Harris
Jim Harris
S. Michigan Ave
Robert Owen
Seventh St
Princesses
Danine Holmes
Patti Dorris
Kathy Harrison
Marilee Hall
Goddard
el Paso
Tex
Cathedral
Democrats Seek Fair Representation Without Quotas For 1976
A Democratic panel in Washington threads the 1976 convention access issue by removing explicit quotas while urging broad participation for women minorities and youth. A 17 member commission will monitor state delegate selection rules as plans are due in late 1974 and 1975.
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Carl Leubsdorf
Washington
Democratic Party
Nakion
Robert S. Strauss
Richard G. Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Democratic National Committee
Egypt Syria Israel clash escalates to new fighting
The Associated Press reports Egypt and Syria pressed the war at Cease-fire lines with Israel on Yom Kippur. Israeli gunboat missiles sank five Syrian ships while Egypt claimed control of the eastern Suez Canal bank. Both sides blamed each other as air battles raged over the Golan Heights and Sinai. Dayan warned of a possible all out war while Meir urged readiness for sacrifices. U N observers noted cross-border movements by Egyptian and Syrian forces.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Syria
Israel
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Israel-Syria
Sinai Peninsula
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Cairo
Mediterranean
Tel Aviv
Sinai Desert
Canal
Golda Meir
U.N
Damascus
Lebanon
Golan
Sinai
International Institute of Strategic Studies
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Meir
Zafra
Sukhna
Gulf of Suez
Pentagon
Washington
White House
Key Biscayne
Fla
Nixon
Gerald Warren
Henry A. Kissinger
New York
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Kissinger
Abba Eban
Mohamed el-Zayyat
Four Die In Artesia Plane Crash North Of Airport
Four people died when a 1969 Cessna 182 crashed into flatlands about two miles north of Artesia Municipal Airport. Victims were Fred Worden 24 Roswell. Billy Don Johnson 31 Artesia. Phyllis G Britton 26 Artesia. Joretta Peterson 23 Artesia. FAA and local police investigated. cause undetermined.
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Artesia
Artesia Municipal
Fred Worden
Roswell
Billy Don Johnson
Dallas
Tex
Phyllis G. Britton
Joretta Peterson
Federal Aviation Administration
Mounted
Lee Pickens
Ernest Almanza
Eddy County Sheriff's Department
Four die in Cessna crash near Artesia airport
The Cessna 182 owned by Tri-Air Corp. of Artesia crashed early Saturday near Artesia airport killing four aboard. The crash occurred after a night of takeoffs and landings in fog with one pilot radioing an imminent approach before the final descent. Officers found two bodies outside the wreckage and two inside the twisted cabin. Officers blamed possible distraction from the nearby religious holiday and limited instrument flying equipment. The incident occurred as regional tensions rose with reports of Syrian and Israeli fighting in the Golan Heights alongside broader Middle East mobilizations.
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Tri-Air Corp
Artesia
Pickens
John Williams
Williams
Catharine Sneed
Fleet commander cancels leaves in Mediterranean ports
Vice Adm. Dan Murphy ordered shore leaves canceled and sailors recalled to ships in Mediterranean ports as a precaution. No ships were ordered to sea from ports including Athens, and Sixth Fleet operations remained normal with Independence in the Athens area and Roosevelt in the Western Mediterranean.
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Washington
U.S
6Th Fleet
Mediterranean
Pentagon
Adm
Dan Murphy
Athens
Sixth Fleet
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kissinger Urges Egypt and Israel to End Fighting
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger personally urged the Egyptian and Israeli foreign ministers to end the Middle East fighting. He then flew to Washington for top level meetings. The Nixon administration plans to send to Congress a bill this week to overhaul the financial system by mixing services now split between banks and savings and loan associations.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Nixon Administration
Congress
Savings
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Strauss
Full Commission
DNC
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
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Mrs. Meir
Ann Wise
Roswell Daily Record
Eddy County
Sheriff's Department
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