Five Day Weather Outlook for The Carolinas and Georgia
Forecast for North Carolina Virginia South Carolina and Georgia shows cloudy periods and scattered showers this morning then clearing and windy conditions. Temperatures vary by region with coastal highs near 80s and western mountains upper 60s to 70s, cooler nights 40s to 50s, Tuesday mainly sunny and cool. Normal April temperatures expected with showers possible Thursday or Friday.
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Weather Summary for Today and Tomorrow
The sun will set at 6 56 p m and rise at 5 42 a m indicating typical twilight periods. No further weather details are provided in the readable text.
Legal Support For Sitdowns Predicted By AP
A Negro integration leader predicts high level sit-down demonstrations will be upheld legally as a means to pressure desegregation. Martin Luther King Jr. voiced confidence on Meet the Press that such actions will be legally protected, while noting they may violate local laws. The piece links sit-ins to the broader civil rights campaign and the potential Supreme Court reach on public school segregation. It also notes a conference in Raleigh and student actions tied to potential presidential involvement in addressing racial issues.
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Setting Hen Draws Strange Assignment
Lucedale Mississippi AP report states Lav onia Jones Box, 60, admitted she had a setting hen with a strange assignment. She pleaded guilty to possessing illicit whisky and was fined 300 dollars. Deputies testified they searched her home Saturday and found a gallon of moonshine in half pint bottles under a setting hen.
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Ex-Nazis in Spandau Prison Tell of Lives Behind Bars
Hess, 66, oldest of the trio, is sealed in Spandau's cell blocks after a 1941 parachute dash over Scotland on a self styled peace mission. Baldur von Schirach, 53, writes weekly letters, selects books for inmates, and seeks release after repentant Nuernberg statements. Albert Speer, 55, an ex architect now visits six times yearly, spoke of Hitler as a traitor and admitted plans to release poison gas. The group’s letters discuss canal shipping, pre Communist China, and Gothic manuscripts while maintaining ties with family members and former spouses. patrol action mentions stop signs and red lights by the group.
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Boy Found Safe After Kidnaping in Sydney Mines
In Sydney Mines Nova Scotia an 18 month old boy was snatched from his crib after midnight by a young man and found unharmed in a field behind the family home. A store clerk Jean McPhee found the boy Russell MacKenzie on her way to work. A doctor said the child was a little cold but otherwise fine. The kidnapper fled in a car after pushing past a babysitter, leaving no explanation. Russell is the son of Frank MacKenzie, a Canadian Overseas Telecommunications employee. The mother and father were unavailable for comment.
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Conference Kicks Off Political Week in NC
The Associated Press reports a busy campaign week as Terry Sanford answers questions at a Raleigh news conference. Other candidates J. Beverly Lake and B. Everett Jordan campaign across the state, with Larkins touring the Piedmont and Seawell moving from Elizabeth City to Gastonia.
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