Methodists Review Pension, Staffing and Aging Home Plans
The 1966 North Carolina conference votes to fund a new pension plan and pause new staff hires until a coordinating committee reorganizes administration. It will meet June 20 in Charlotte to divide work into four divisions and support pastoral care workshops. The Rev. Edgar H. Nease Jr. notes aging home expansions in Asheville area and Greensboro Winston-Salem area, with the Charlotte homes free of debt. The Childrens Home in Winston-Salem plans permanent rebuilding while caring for about 350 children. The Hugh Chatham Memorial Hospital in Elkin expects no Medicare issues and notes civil rights integration.
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War diary blames smokes and radios for survival during late operation
The captain recalls uncertainly using a smoke grenade and radio to coordinate strikes and maintain air cover after initial clashes. A relief force, Able Company, arrived around 2300 hours and engaged in four firefights, credited with killing 14 enemy soldiers on the advance.
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Stewardess Cassie Lupien Flirts On First Flight
Miss Cassandra Lupien a new Whidbey Flying Service stewardess flirted with passengers on her debut flight. She then ate pancakes at the airport cafe before catching the next leg home for a nap. Her father Wes Lupien operates the six seat plane with two daily Oakland-to-Seattle flights over 63 air miles.
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Brezhnev Meets Romanian Foreign Minister in Moscow
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev conferred with Romanian Foreign Minister Cornelius Manescu in Moscow on Saturday after Nicolae Ceausescu urged ending both the Warsaw Pact and NATO. The brief notice marked Manescu's first official presence in the Soviet capital amid continuing strain in Soviet Romanian ties.
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Kennedy Widow Joins Honolulu Parade With Family
Mrs John F Kennedy smiles through a holiday visit in Honolulu as Caroline on crutches and John Jr photograph a King Kamehameha parade. Governor Burns, Palace staff, and Lawford relatives join the public scene during the Kennedys first announced appearance since arriving for a month long stay.
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Hawaii
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