Church Consolidations Considered at North Carolina Conference
North Carolina Methodist Conference opens with proposals to study circuits under 250 members due to minister shortage. Delegates from 56 counties will attend along with 205 000 Methodists to vote on a merger with the Evangelical United Brethren and select delegates to the 1968 General Conference in Dallas.
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Consultant Fears Drinkers May Turn To Drugs
Washington AP reports a President's crime commission consultant warned that even moderate drinkers could switch to potent drugs if current conditions worsen. He cited potential shifts in behavior and demand for stricter controls and preventive programs.
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Noncancerous Growth Removed From Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's interior growth was noncancerous and removed at Bethesda Naval Hospital during a bladder infection exam. The papilloma was extracted via cystoscope and Humphrey is expected to leave midweek to resume normal activities.
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Scott Declines Veto Power For Governor
Lt. Gov. Bob Scott argues the governor lacks veto power and has enough authority. He predicts East Carolina College will gain regional university status with broad support. Scott expects the General Assembly to adjourn in late June and urges more home rule for local governments.
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