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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
8
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Dr. Claude L. Shaver of LSU will discuss English as a Second Language on the Pursuit of Learning program Monday July 1 at 10 30 a m on KLSE TV Channel 6 The LSU professor notes English language global rise and government efforts to improve teaching abroad He and his wife worked in Hong Kong in 1961 under a State Department grant and earlier taught English in Panama for U S Army personnel and Spanish soldiers from Puerto Rico He has long taught foreign student speaking skills at LSU and chairs the inter departmental linguistics program He is a life member of the American Educational Theater Association
Atlanta alderman Jimmy Vickers was convicted of taking a 500 dollar bribe to influence a housing ordinance vote and sentenced to a year in prison. He was freed on 2000 dollar bond pending a retail motion hearing. Braxton McDow testified he gave 500 dollars to Douglas Wood to pass to Vickers, while Wood awaits retrial after a 1750 dollar bribe conviction.
The Washington Post reports Henry Cabot Lodge as the Kennedy administration’s likely choice for ambassador to South Viet Nam. Lodge, 61, former UN ambassador under Eisenhower, would replace Frederick E. Notting Jr. on home leave. State Department and White House would not confirm or deny the nomination.
A daytime blast from a 1000 gallon butane tank near the Kenner Howard residence five miles north of Lake Providence destroyed the home after a safety valve released gas and the tank exploded. Firefighters arrived as the tank blew, knocking two policemen down. no serious injuries. The Howard maid moved the two children to safety prior to the blast. debris shattered windows a quarter mile away.
Funeral services are scheduled for 3 p.m. today for Gurley H. Griffin, 72, who died in a New Orleans hospital after a long illness. Rites will be at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, with the Rev. Cooty officiating. Burial will follow in Wesley Chapel Cemetery under the direction of Gays Funeral Home of Delhi. Pallbearers are Carter Webb, J. C. Keyes, John B. Redditt Jr., Harvey Lee Spruill, Ernest Hestle, and Terry Head.
SHREVEPORT La AP Kennedy Cooperman 17 was described in satisfactory condition after he was accidentally shot Wednesday when he fell carrying a .22 caliber rifle Officials said the injury was not life threatening and the incident occurred in the city limits with no foul play suspected
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