Three-Way Switch Is Made By State Methodist Group
SHREVEPORT Louisiana AP A change in ministerial assignments moves Dr Lyman E Douglas of Houma to Shreveport as director of the Louisiana area Council of the Methodist Church He will replace Dr J Henry Bowden who becomes superintendent of the Lafayette District The Rev Jerome Cain moves from Lafayette District to pastor the First Methodist Church at Houma The appointments were announced by Bishop Aubrey G Walton at the 121st annual conference closing Douglas a Houma pastor for three years studied at Centenary College in Shreveport 1926-27 earned an AB from Taylor University and received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Taylor He has chaired the conference missions board and promotion and cultivation committee and led the assembly budget and finance panel Bowden a 40-year Methodist veteran has pastored nine Louisiana churches and led two districts He studied at Centenary and Southern Methodist University and has chaired education and represented the conference at multiple national meetings Skinner trained at Texas A&I as well as Baylor and Perkins The Navy frogman served in World War II and since 1954 has been associate pastor in Alexandria and pastor at DeRidder Chalmette and Opelousas
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Shreveport
Lyman E. Douglas
Houma
Louisiana Area Council
The
Methodist Church
J. Henry Bowden
Lafayette
Jerome Cain
First Methodist
Aubrey G. Walton
Methodists
Douglas
Centenary College
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Louisiana Conference Board of Missions
Conference Commission On Promotion and Cultivation
Assembly
Bowden
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Southern Methodist University
Conference Board of Education
Skinner
Texas Aim University
Baylor University
Perkins School of Theology
Heavy raids on North Viet Nam continue. pilot rescued
Waves of U.S. warplanes pounded North Viet Nam for the fourth straight day, hitting antiaircraft sites, oil depots, storage areas, and river traffic. Capt. Robert B. Pielin, 34, of Chicago, was rescued after his F105 Thunderchief was shot down, with only bruises reported. Ground fighting in South Viet Nam persisted, including 32 Viet Cong killed by the U.S. Tiger Division.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Navy
Air Force
U.S
Robert B. Pielin
Chicago
Dong Hoi
Pielin
da Nang
17Th Parallel
Tiger Division
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
An Khe
Oxford women wear knee length skirts for exams
A Somerville College student body in Oxford complies with the dean's request and enters examination rooms in knee length skirts rather than the more fashionable above-knee styles to avoid distracting male students or examiners.
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Oxford, England
UPI
Somerville College
Oxford
U S Fleet Ready For Splashdown
The 6000-man worldwide recovery fleet prepares to locate and retrieve Gemini 9 astronauts after their moon trip. Five HC130 search planes will assist, with recovery ships and aircraft stationed from Bermuda to the Azores. Gemini 9 aims for a 9 50 a m splashdown in the Atlantic with Wasp and Wilson on standby.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Defense Department
Bermuda
Azores
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Atlantic Ocean
Wasp
Wilson
Africa
Hawaii
Tokyo
Pacific Ocean
R. P. Gaarder
Scout Summer Camp Set to Open This Weekend
Scout summer camp activities begin Saturday as the Central District camping committee inspects Camp Kiroli facilities at 9 a.m. The camp runs June 12 with A L Embanato as chair, while Richard Robinson and Robbie James attend National Scout Camping School in Chattanooga to qualify in camping and aquatics techniques.
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Camp Kiroli
National Scout
Chattanooga
John Redditt
Driver's Test Ends Fire During West Monroe Car Test
A Calhoun youth, Harvey Lee Thomas, 15, experienced a car fire during a driver's license test at Trenton and Slack Streets in West Monroe. Examiner John Dowd and the West Monroe Fire Department responded. no injuries were reported. The car owner was Lille Hill, also of Calhoun. The test was rescheduled.
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Calhoun
Trenton
Slack Streets
West Monroe
Harvey Lee Thomas
John Dowd
State Driver’s License Bureau
Dowd
Lille Hill
Benny Goodman at Rainbow Grill Opens With Quiet Swing
The Rainbow Grill on 65th floor of Radio City hosted Benny Goodman in a small, relaxed five-member band. The opening night drew aging fans, not teens, as Goodman offered vintage favorites with modest, refined interpretation and a calm stage presence, signaling jazz rather than big-band swing.
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Ald Ouse
Savile Row
London
Benny Goodman
Benny
Rainbow Grill
Rainbow Room
Radio City
Perry Como
Goodman
Fletcher Henderson
Benny Good
Fletcher
Ziggy Elman
Harry James
Fettle
Casa Loma Orchestra
Artie Shaw
Busted
Goodmanphiles
Ringsiders
Milton Berle
Gloria Swanson
Ann-Margret
Vivian Vance
Lucy
Benny Goodman Show Recollects Lively Past Glitter
In a reflective night Benny Goodman’s band features Anette Sanders as singer and Morty Jaye leading a smaller unit. Anette’s performance hints at Barbra Streisand style while the scene recalls Miss Ward’s original songs and the era’s vanished vitality. The crowd’s mood remains subdued after an hour of music.
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En Ward
Benny
Anette Sanders
Miss Ward
Goodman
Miss Sanders
Barbra Streisand
Morty Jaye
Pathologist settles Who killed Hollenbaugh in Brodnick case
A pathologist's report released Thursday concludes that the fatal shot came from the pistol of state police officer Grant Mixell, settling whether William D. Hollenbaugh killed Peggy Ann Brodnick. The findings rule out 15-year-old Larry Rubeck as the shooter.
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Waynesboro, Pa
UPI
William D. Hollenbaugh
Peggy Ann Brodnick
W. E. B. Hall
Waynesboro Hospital
Grant Mixell
Hollenbaugh
Larry Rubeck
Peggy
Aunt Libby Reflects Evening Tone At Ringside Table
At a ringside table we spotted Aunt Libby in her sixties watching a lively program. She tapped a percussion rhythm with manicured nails and clapped politely after each number, reliving her early thirties as the crowd enjoyed the show.
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Libby
Five Die In Powder Plant Explosion Near McArthur Ohio
An explosion at the Austin Powder Co. Red Diamond plant near McArthur Ohio killed five workers. One building was demolished behind a hill and tight security was established around the site. The plant has suffered four prior blasts since its 1931 opening.
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Mcarthur
Ohio
Austin Powder Co
Appalachians
Guilty verdict returned in stylist murder case
In New Orleans a jury found Paul J. Harrell of Gretna Louisiana and Melvin J. Bonner Jr of New Orleans guilty of murdering a male hair stylist in a French Quarter apartment. Frederick D. Alexander Jr of Crystal Lake Illinois was charged and will be tried separately at a later date.
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New Orleans
Paul J. Harrell
Gretna
Melvin J. Bonner Jr
Frederick D. Alexander Jr
Crystal Lake
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AIDS
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Jack Ratliff
Forsythe Piper
Jantzens
Missy Sizes Jr. Sizes
Rose Marie Reid Cole
California Beach Party
DUNE
Bob Hines
Voice of Broadway
Jack O'Brian
Buffalo
Jack Blank
Swayze Natatorium
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Monroe
Ape
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