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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1965
Page
3
Weather outlook covers the southern Plains to the Atlantic coast with showers and snow flurries in the Pacific Northwest. Central regions trend colder while western areas turn warmer. AP Wirephoto.
Furman University in Greenville accepts a 611,898 loan from the South Carolina Baptist Convention and will return a federal grant of the same amount. Trustees approve financing for a science building addition and back a two year study on government aid to Baptist colleges. A moratorium on federal grants will run during the study as the convention plans a 1966 statewide drive to repay January contributions.
The United States agreed to lend India 73.5 million dollars for industrial development. The remainder will go to the Investment Corp of India which assists private firms in planning and executing projects.
The snippet notes the sun setting at 5 07 p m and rising at 7 24 a m with an Associated Press weather mention and a fragment about the first escalator in the United States.
Forecast shows considerable cloudiness with little temperature change across North and South Carolina. Scattered rain or drizzle expected tonight and Thursday, with highs mainly 52 to 60 in Carolina and 45 to 52 in mountains. Overnight lows range 38 to 45 in the mountains and 41 to 51 elsewhere. North and South Carolina trend warmer by 6 to 12 degrees above normal from Thursday through next Monday, with rainfall totaling about a half inch locally higher in western sections. Specific highs and lows include Asheville 47/27, Charlotte 52/31, Raleigh 52/31, Columbia 57/4? and Charleston 61/38.
RALEIGH AP The North Carolina Forestry lifted the burning permit ban in 54 eastern counties after rain. State Forester said 727 forest fires occurred last week, down to five on Monday.
A long journey stretches along the entire west coast of America covering 4500 miles. The traveler traverses coastal cities and landscapes, facing varying terrains and weather while documenting the route and notable sights.
Forecast calls for continued mild conditions in North Focians with evening showers and drizzle possible. Tonight’s lows expected in the 40s as a low pressure system over Eastern Texas and the Rockies moves east, bringing scattered rain and cooler air to the region.
Hollywood report says Audrey Hepburn and husband expect their second child at home in Morges Switzerland. The baby is due July 17 and the couple already have son Sean, age 6.
The Atlantic Ocean has the largest drainage area among the great oceans. It collects substantial inputs from major rivers including the St. Lawrence, Mississippi, Orinoco, Amazon, La Plata, and Congo along with other rivers.
The Salt Cathedral of Zipaquirá in Colombia is the world's largest active salt mine and doubles as a cathedral with capacity for about 5,000 worshipers. The Henry de Vic clock in Paris's Palais de Justice ranks among the oldest clocks, still operating after nearly six centuries.
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