Methodists Make 18 Changes In North Carolina
In Richmond AP report Bishop Paul N. Garber announced 18 clergy reassignment changes across eight districts of the North Carolina Methodist Conference. The moves reflect vacancies created by two deaths, with L. C. Vereen named executive secretary of Missions and several pastors reassigned to Fairmont Fayetteville Morehead City Red Springs Carthage Lake Waccamaw Siler City Oxford Ayden Havelock Scotland Neck Stantonburg Kenly and Littleton plus an unfilled Littleton church vacancy.
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North Carolina Methodist Conference
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Richmond
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Raleigh
Fairmont
John Cline
Siler City
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Barney L. Davidson
Fayetteville
Millard C. Dunn
R. 5. Moore
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Red Springs
Paul Boone
Lake Waccamaw
H. A. Bizzell
Fairview
Alamance County
Henry B. Lewis
Cary
J. Young
Oxford
Louis Aiken
Ayden
Chimp Drives Car In Florida Speeding Stunt
In Tampa a carnival showman Robert E. Stover and a chimpanzee named Tammy were seen speeding on Interstate 4 with Tammy steering and Stover handling the brakes and accelerator. A patrol officer stopped them outside Tampa and charged Stover with reckless driving and no license. The trooper praised the chimp as a better driver than many humans on the road.
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Tampa, Fla
Robert E. Stover
Tammy
John McLeod
Lakeland
Highway Patrol
Lamar Maxwell
Tampa
Stover
Maxwell
Siamese cat history moves from Siam to England
The Siamese cat rose in popularity in the United States after being imported from England around 1885, following earlier importation from Siam in Thailand about a decade earlier. This trace shows its journey from Thailand to England then to the United States.
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England
Thailand
Siam
Weather outlook for cold week with mixed precipitation
Light intermittent snow is forecast Tuesday night for the northern Appalachians westward through the Great Lakes region, parts of the middle Mississippi valley, the central and northern Plains and the northern Plateau. Occasional rain is forecast for the Gulf Coast region, southern Florida and the Pacific northwest. It will continue cold over most of the nation but a warming trend is indicated for the upper Missouri valley and the central Pacific coastal region.
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Weather outlook from the northwest brings warmer near term
A warm spell before a cold front arrives. Increasing cloud cover over the Tar Heel state tomorrow precedes snow in the mountains. Temperatures rise by a few degrees before a high pressure system cools off and winter lingers for several more days.
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Tar Heel
Weather Outlook Across States With Cold Nights
North Carolina reports chilly inland and coastal lows around 20 with increasing clouds. Georgia sees fair to partly cloudy skies, cold with rising temperatures and possible mountain snow flurries. lows around 18 to 26. South Carolina remains generally fair and cold tonight with cloud increase and temperature rise as the week progresses.
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Georgia
South Carolina
Youths Held In Beating Robbery In Valdese
Sheriff David Oakes said two Burke County youths will be charged in the brutal beating and robbery of Valdese merchant John Pons. Pons remained in serious condition at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Suspects David Secrest 16 and Eddie Branch 20 both Morganton were arrested and jailed in Morganton. They allegedly forced Pons into a car beat him with a soft drink bottle and dumped him after taking about 140 dollars. Police found 123 dollars from the store in Branchs home and bloodstains in Secrest's billfold and car.
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Valdese
N.C
David Oakes
Burke County
John Pons
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
David Secrest
Rt. 2
Morganton
Eddie Branch
Oakes
Warren commission seeks FBI evidence on Kennedy plot
The Presidential Investigating Commission, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, calls for the FBI report materials and related documents used to identify Lee Harvey Oswald as Kennedy’s killer. The panel aims to scrutinize the evidence, excluding only physical items, to rule out conspiracy theories.
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FBI
John F. Kennedy
Presidential Investigating Commission
Earl Warren
Board of Inquiry
Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Warren Commission
Jack Ruby
J. Lee
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