Weather Forecast North Atlantic and Plains Regions
Occasional rain expected Wednesday night across the north and middle Atlantic states extending southwest as a band from the Tennessee Valley to the lower Mississippi Valley and southern Plains. Showers along the Pacific coast from Washington to northern California with snow in higher Rockies elevations. Warmer in the Plains, cooler in the Lakes, Ohio Valley, upper Mississippi Valley, and northern Rockies. AP Wirephoto.
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Weather report from North Carolina shows slow clearing after front
A stationary weather front brought widespread cloudiness fog and light drizzle across North Carolina last night and early today. Temperatures fell overnight with Raleigh Durham 51 Winston Salem 52 Hatteras 50, while coastal and inland cities varied. By late morning sun broke through, winds shifted southward, and the front moved northward expected to keep clearing through today with a few mountain thunderstorms and warmer readings in eastern counties.
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Kennedy Plaza Project In Dallas To Start Next Year
Dallas AP reports construction will begin next year on a Kennedy Plaza memorial in a one block area near the Kennedy assassination site. The John F Kennedy Memorial Committee of Dallas says the park like plaza will host a statue or marker funded by the committee. Temperatures across the Carolinas and Georgia are expected to remain warm with scattered thundershowers in the mountains and piedmont regions through Thursday.
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Hoover Cites Red Influence in Negro Movement
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told a congressional subcommittee that Communist influence exists in the Negro movement. He said the party seeks to exploit Negro grievances to advance its goals and can sway large masses away from the issues. He noted the principle that communism be built with non Communist hands.
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North Carolina Gubernatorial Race Heated Over Road Bond
Lake rebuked Richard Preyer on a multi million dollar road bond plan during campaigns at Duke University and Chapel Hill. Lake cited fluctuating figures from 200 to 350 million dollars as proof of inconsistent positions. Preyer warned that education funding and alleged Communist influence threaten support, while Hoover reported FBI findings of Communist recruitment of students and links to government work after graduation.
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Leaky Heart Talks and University Expansion Prompts
Community health and education topics dominate letters and column remarks by readers and Dr. Mather. The piece references Dr. Mather’s booklet on heart care, opinions on higher education expansion, and political notes from North Carolina campaigns including U.S. 17 improvements and agriculture’s role.
Habitual Criminal Found Dead in Kansas City
Kansas City police report the death of Carl Angus Fry, a known habitual criminal once linked to a $32,500 appearance bond in 1956. Fry spent about 20 of his 39 years in custody as part of a long criminal record.
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