Unseasonable Rain and Warmth Across North Carolina The Carolinas Endure Warmer December
A weather bulletin reports today’s rain and warmer temperatures across North Carolina and South Carolina. Highs near 60 in NC and mid 60s to 70s in SC, with rain chances and cooler nights. An advancing low-pressure system brings unsettled conditions into midweek with scattered showers and above normal warmth expected through Thursday.
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North Carolina
Triad Area
South Carolina
South Viet Namese seize Cambodian plantation town Chup
South Vietnamese troops captured the Cambodian rubber plantation town of Chup with 6,000 troops spearheading the effort. They reported control of the plantation’s southern edge while North Vietnamese forces held the northern area. Two enemy defectors were questioned as recon teams patrolled the 75 square mile site.
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Saigon
Chup
Indochina
Chap
Cambodia
South Vietnam
United States
U.S
Thateng
Bolovens
Episcopal ministers urge joint black white pulpit efforts in schools
In Greensboro North Carolina Episcopal Bishop Fraser and state education officials discussed actions to ease school tensions. Proposals include joint black and white minister appearances swapping pulpits establishing counseling groups for students teachers and principals to address dropouts discipline and community concerns.
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Greensboro
N.C
Episcopal
Thomas A. Fraser
Episcopal Diocese of
North Carolina
Craig Phillips
Tarboro
Charlotte
Phillips
Eugene Causby
Southern Bell seeks tripled installation charges in NC
Southern Bell asked the North Carolina Utilities Commission for authority to charge up to 32 for home telephone installations and up to 36 for business installs, with hearings set for January 25. The current rates are 10 for a new line and 5 to transfer. If approved, customers could pay 10 upfront and the rest over six months. Southern Bell serves about 1.2 million North Carolina customers.
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Charlotte
Southern Bell
North Carolina
The
Utilities Commission For Authority
Four Killed In Charlotte Plane Crash
Four Knit Away Inc. employees died when a twin-engine plane en route to Douglas Airport from Raleigh crashed in heavy fog near Charlotte. Victims: pilot Marshal Parker of Raleigh and passengers Carroll Johnson, Joseph Machado of Raeford, and Ralph Hertson of Southern Pines. The Greensboro owned craft struck trees about three miles from the airport. no survivors. Flight plan showed departures from Raleigh-Durham and pickups at Pinehurst.
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Charlotte
Douglas
Federal Aviation Administration
Marshal Parker
Raleigh
Carroll Johnson
Joseph Machado
Raeford
Ralph Hertson
Southern Pines
Knit Away Inc
Eden
FAA
Greensboro
Raleigh-Durham
Pinehurst
Liquor By Drink Served On N C Military Posts
An Associated Press report finds liquor by the drink available at Camp Lejeune and Fort Bragg officers clubs in North Carolina. Civilians can enter, order drinks for 60 cents, with relaxed ID checks and lively atmospheres including music, candlelight, and even go go dancers at times.
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N.C
North Carolina
Associated Press
Camp Lejeune
Ft. Bragg
U.S
Maj
C.A. Steckel
New York City
New York
Jacksonville
Fayetteville
Charlotte School Problems Studied
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg County schools staff cites racism, overcrowding, and an inflexible curriculum as factors in recent disruptions. A confidential report says insufficient staff for desegregation issues and reluctance to change the curriculum. The findings stress community involvement for true integration.
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Charlotte, N.C
Charlotte-Mecklenburg County Schools
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Community Relations Committee
Central
Charlotte Observer
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George Esper
Laos
Defense Ministry
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
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High Point Bank and Trust Company
North Main Street
South Main ST. Fairfield Plaza
Federal Deport Insurance Corporation
Tom Wells
N. Main ST
Bill Adair
You
Bill
Duke Power
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