Weather outlook with widespread evening showers
Showers and thunderstorms are expected tonight across the upper Plains central and upper Mississippi valley Ohio and Tennessee valleys and the mid Atlantic states. Warmer conditions in the Lakes Gulf coast and southern and mid Atlantic coast regions with cooler air in the northeast and much of the western half of the nation.
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Weather clock eyes sunset and sunrise times
The sun sets at 7 04 p m today and rises at 5 31 p m tomorrow, with clear sky guidance for the period.
Businessmen urged to engage in politics for sound dollar
William A. McDonnell of the U S Chamber of Commerce urged businessmen at a Washington meeting to enter politics to defend free markets. He warned the dollar has eroded in purchasing power and predicted a 35 cent dollar in a decade and a 10 cent dollar later, stressing inflation risks.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Eisenhower
St. Louis
India urged to slow Hindi official language switch
New Delhi AP reports India’s Parliament is advised to delay full replacement of English with Hindi as the official language. The 1951 Constitution set 1965 as target for switch, but the chief venue argues English may continue beyond 1956 for Parliament specified purposes.
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New Delhi
India
Southern States Weather Outlook With Scattered Tstorms
North Carolina shows considerable cloudiness and warm conditions with highs near 80s to mid 80s and lows around 60s. South Carolina stays cloudy tonight with mid 60s and a chance of light showers. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy, warm and humid with widely scattered thundershowers. Georgia reports considerable cloudiness and warm weather with highs 80 to 86 and lows 60 to 66.
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Georgia
Five Day Forecast for North and South Carolina
The forecast predicts average highs from 75 to 79 and lows from 50 to 56 across Raleigh Charlotte and Charleston with warm trends through Wednesday cooler Thursday and Friday warmer Saturday and possible showers through Wednesday. Average precipitation 0.1 to 0.5 inches. Cancer crusade notes urge annual health checkups and support for the American Cancer Society Crusade since 1949.
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Raleigh
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American Cancer Society
Motorists Seek More For Less In Car Market
Pinehurst North Carolina AP report notes S A Skillman of Studebaker Packard tells 600 dealers that buyers demand lower prices and broader value as competition grows from pools boats airplanes and foreign travel. He urges new concepts to meet rising transportation needs. Also featured is the annual president’s message by Joe A Watkins.
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Automobile Manufacturing
S. A. Skillman
Studebaker - Packard Corp
N. C. Automobilers Assn
Birds and Congress Face Capitol Hill Shock Plan
Washington AP reports Capitol Hill starlings face a battle with Congress and the Supreme Court over an electronic shock system. Justice Black and Justice Clark urged a $35,000 installation for the Court building and other Capitol structures to deter roosting birds. The plan aims to drive birds away without harm, while lawmakers weigh funding and scope of the project.
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Supreme Court
Washington Cathedral
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Tom Clark
Earl Warrren
Stately Cathedral
Treasury
Congressional
Capitol Plaza
Industrial Expansion Evaluated in North Carolina
The State Board of Conservation and Development heard a first quarter 1959 report from director William P. Saunders showing potential payrolls of 16.336 million and 5,516 new jobs, a 40 percent rise in employment versus 1958, with 61 new plants and 63 expansions valued at 15.32 million and 10.176 million respectively.
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Raleigh
State Board of Conservation and Development
William P. Saunders
Gov. Hodges
Saunders
First Totes
North Carolina
Union Rejects Mayor Plea Amid Henderson Mills Tension
In Henderson North Carolina the Textile Workers Union rejects a mayoral request to halt outdoor gatherings near Harriet Henderson mills and to keep pickets off the streets. Union officials say they face a lockout and cannot guarantee presence at every shift change.
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Henderson, N.C
Textile Workers Union of America
Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills
Carroll V. Singleton
Jackson
Singleton
Ranes
John D. Cooper Jr
Henderson Dispatch
Cooper
Potatoes and Apples Compared By Calorie Dressings
A nutrition note suggests calories in potatoes are not inherently higher than apples. the key difference lies in preparation and toppings.
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