Nationwide Weather Wide Variations From 0s To 80s
The Associated Press reports a broad weather spread across the United States. Temperatures ranged from pleasant 0s in Florida to 7 below zero in parts of Minnesota and Montana, with upstate New York digging into 10 to 17 inches of snow.
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Man Holds Off Police Posse in Barricaded Standoff
A man identified as Charlie Audry Cockerham barricaded himself in a home west of Ronda after shooting at his estranged wife and disarming a police chief. After about four hours, tear gas prompted his surrender to about 18 deputies and police. He faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. He is jailed in Wilkesboro on multiple counts.
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Mournful Day as Fire Victims Buried in Chicago
Fourteen victims of last Monday's Our Lady of the Angels fire were buried after requiem Masses in Chicago churches. Eighty eight children and three nuns died in the blaze, the city’s worst in 55 years, with families Sarno and Kompanowski bearing their heaviest losses. Kenneth Kompanowski and Richard, and William Sarno and Jo Anne were interred in local cemeteries after services.
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Tom Wolfe Dinner Reminiscences Highlight UNC Ties
Old friends recall the author at a Chapel Hill dinner amid opening performances of Look Homeward, Angel. Fred Wolfe and others recount moments from Wolfe’s UNC days and his early independence as a writer.
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Ex-Legislator Caveness Dies in Miami Heart Institute
Shelley B. Caveness 7 Greensboro lawyer former judge and state legislator died Saturday at the Miami Heart Institute Florida He had been a patient since Tuesday doctors kept him after stom ach pains He served four terms in the 1940s as Civil Division Municipal County Court judge and practiced law since 1924 He was a World War II Major in the State Guard and a Mason Shriner and former Elks leader in Greensboro.
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Mark Singleton Vows In Greensboro Nuptials
Miss Mary Singleton and Charles E. Mark of Greensboro wed Nov 23 at the bride’s home. Rev S A Speight officiated. A reception followed with family and friends in attendance at the ceremony and a later departure by the newlyweds.
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William Penn Chorus Presents Messiah Oratorio
The William Penn Chorus will perform Handel Messiah on Sunday December 14 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Soloists include Saretha Gripper-Smith Barbara Faye Gripper and Harold Davis with assist from Joyce Thomas accompanist and A T College Choir Greensboro members. About 60 chorus members and community musicians will join the school orchestra conducted by Mary P Browne marking the ninth annual William Penn presentation.
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Motorist Charged In Mishap On Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville police arrest 23 year old Lewis Grooms of Polk Street on hit and run drunken driving no operator license and prohibition charges after his truck sideswiped two vehicles on Fisher Ferry Street. The truck was reported stolen from Marsh Furniture in High Point and High Point police may file auto theft charges. No injuries or damages were reported.
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Shotgun thief foiled by Newport housewife
In Newport Kentucky a man robbed a home and shouted to housewives that he had come for the gun he bought from their husband. He encountered Mrs Edward Stubbs who refused to surrender a shotgun as her husband does not own one.
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