Weather forecast for hot Georgia to cooler New England
The forecast shows heat persisting in Georgia and South Carolina with warmer conditions in the middle Atlantic and parts of the West Coast. Cooler air is expected in the upper Mississippi Valley and Lakes region, with scattered showers across the Plains Plateau Valley middle Atlantic and Florida.
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Passage of FBI bill expected by House leaders
Lawmakers anticipate swift approval of a bill to shield FBI files after the Senate's voice vote and amendments. The measure aims to limit rummaging of confidential materials used in prosecutions, amid calls from Brownell and others for stronger safeguards.
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Weather figures show mild low and warm high
Tonight's low expected near 60 with a high of 78 tomorrow. Today’s high was 86 and last night’s low 57. Sunset is 6 55 p m and sunrise tomorrow at 5 48 a m.
Primatene Tablets Claim Fast Relief for Asthma and Hay Fever
An advertises a new tiny tablet Primatene that opens bronchial tubes relieves nasal congestion and eases asthma and hay fever quickly. It claims minutes relief lasting hours without injections or nebulizers and is sold over the counter for 98 cents with a money back guarantee by Whitehall Pharmacal Company.
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North Carolina and South Carolina Regional Forecast
Forecast shows warm trends with near 80s in NC mountains and 8 90s in other areas. Tonight lows mid 50s in mountains and mid 50s to mid 60s elsewhere. Wednesday cooler with a few showers possible in southeast NC. In SC largely fair with little temperature change. highs 86 to 92, lows 65 to 70.
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White and Negro Ministers Swap Pulpits Across Border
In Charlotte a white minister Rev Wilson Bridges of La chute Quebec exchanged pulpits with Rev Raphael Michael of Charlotte at the Little Rock African Methodist Episcopal Church. Bridges said he came as an ambassador of goodwill and aimed to plant seeds of Christian unity. Michael reported broad turnout and progress in race relations as he left Lachute for Charlotte by car with his family.
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Smithfield Bank Chief Robert P. Holding Dies
Robert P. Holding, 62, president of First Citizens Bank & Trust Co. of Smithfield and longtime member of the State Banking Commission, died of a heart attack at his home. He chaired the Johnston County Board of Commissioners and served on Wake Forest College trustees. The Wake Forest graduate received an honorary doctor of laws last June. His bank operates branches in 32 North Carolina locales and had deposits totaling 381 million as of June 30.
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Appointees Will Take Oaths Today
Gov Hodges appoints several officials to sworn office in a ceremony in the Senate chamber at the Capitol. Associate Justice E B Denny will officiate. Names sworn in include Henry E Kendall and three Em ployment Security Commission members Crayon C Efird Mrs Quentin Gregory and Dr Maurice Van Hecke. Banking commission members John Van Lindley Charles M Reeves Jr John W Sparks and Don S Elias. Building Code Council members Richard F Booth Verne G Mos er War of Charlotte and R E Vick.
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Convocation Panel Draws Leaders At Atlantic Christian College
A convocation at Atlantic Christian College on Sept 14 15 will feature Dr Orville W Wake Lynchburg College and William H Neal Wachovia senior vice president as panelists discussing Today's Resources For Tomorrows Tasks The discussion will be moderated by Dr Theodore A Distler executive director of the Association of American Colleges Additional speakers include William C Friday president Consolidated University of North Carolina Mayor H Roe Bartle David Brinkley and Dr John Rogers dean Tulsa Law School.
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Piedmont Aviation Reports Strong Q2 Net Income
Piedmont Airlines division shows a net income before taxes of 98774 for the second quarter 1957, reversing a loss from a year earlier. All divisions combined post 60079 net income after taxes, more than doubling from 1956. Six month results show a 22454 loss versus 57604 last year amid poor weather earlier year.
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